Dr Mfon Eyo

Dr Manafa Ifeyinwa F., Dr Roseline A. Undie & Prof John A. Undie Abstract This paper examined resource adequacy in boarding schools in Cross River State of Nigeria. Two research questions were posed to guide the investigation. Descriptive survey design was adopted. Purposive and proportionate stratified sampling techniques were adopted to choose a sample size …

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Odim Otu Offem, Emeka Samuel Nnaji, Solomon Agwanyang Aniah, Ogban Nkanu Ogban, Ettah Ettah Omini & Chioma Precious Unamba Abstract Strike does not help the educational advancement of a nation and the rating of their institutions. There is a colossal waste in human and material resources as the government will still pay the lecturers their …

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Mary Onyeje Orokpo & Udeme Bright Sunday Abstract This paper examined common health challenges among the aged in Southern Cross River State, Nigeria. One research question was raised to guide the study. The Activity theory by H. J. Harvighurst propounded in 1963 formed the bedrock of the study. The study adopted a survey research design …

Prevalence of Health Challenges among the Aged in Southern Cross River State, Nigeria: Implications for Educational Research in Counselling services Read More »

Dr Ibrahim T. Bokko, Dr Umaru Abdullahi & Dr Lawas A. Mbahi Abstract The study examined students’ perception on the formation of study group discussion in the University of Maiduguri, Borno State, Nigeria. It adopted a survey design that sought the perceptions of study group and non-study group students on the benefits of study group …

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Ahukanna Henry Ndubuisi Abstract Nigeria is struggling with insecurity at virtually all fronts. Insecurity seems to be one of the hydra-headed monsters in the nation. More often than not, it takes the form of food insecurity, insecurity of lives and properties, cyber insecurity, social insecurity, psychological insecurity, territorial insecurity and lots more. Insecurity in Nigeria …

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Dr Grace O. Edu, Dr Victoria Ejemot Aquah & Prof Bernedette U. Cornelius-Ukpepi Abstract There are many instructional designs that can aid in bringing science closer to primary school pupils to arouse and sustain their interest, and to promote learning.  One of such is the nature corner where locally-sourced materials and real objects from the …

Nature Corner: Key for Promoting the Teaching of Science in Primary Schools Read More »

Udeme Bright Sunday & Glory Ngon Neji Abstract This study is carried out to survey the prevalence of cyberbullying behaviour among tertiary institution students in Akwa Ibom State, Nigeria. To achieve the purpose, two research questions were raised and one null hypothesis was formulated to guide the study. The survey design was adopted for the …

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