Joseph Kayode Adeyemi Abstract The paper examined the influence of e-counselling, COVID-19 and counselling in Ondo State, Nigeria during COVID-19. It adopted a descriptive survey design, and used simple random sampling technique to select 100 respondents, who were counsellors in primary, secondary and tertiary institutions in Ondo state, Nigeria. The samples were from all the […]
Okudo B. Ugochukwu & Arinze Kingsley Okeke Abstract This study examined the perceived influence of occupational information on vocational choice of secondary school students in Onitsha South Education Zone of Anambra State. To guide the study, four research questions were generated. Descriptive survey design was used for the study. The population of the study was
Denis U. Agiande Abstract Research to improve teaching and learning is a continuous process and one of such researches is on teaching school subjects for conceptual understanding and higherorder thinking and problem-solving skills, and their application. Effort in this direction has produced successful experimental programmes in most school subjects such as Mathematics, Language studies, Social
Mary Ideba Anari & Lovina Idoko Inah Abstract Science education is essential as it is of immense value in the student’s individual life and society. In the present era of science, people are in pursuit of scientific knowledge necessitated by the space age and the explosion in knowledge of information technology. Science has taken an
Dr Ekpenyong David Oboqua & Ede Christian S. Okechukwu Abstract The study investigated the influence of communal conflicts on farming activities in Biase Local Government Area of Cross River State, Nigeria. One specific purpose and one null hypothesis were used in the study. Ex-post facto design was adopted for the study. A sample of 512
Lovina Idoko Inah & Anditung Peter Agbudu Abstract This article reviews the role of mathematics education in the attainment of entrepreneurial skills for national development. It discusses mathematics education, entrepreneurship education and who an entrepreneur is. It also gives highlights on the qualities of a good entrepreneur. Recommendations are made among others that mathematics education
Mary Ideba Anari Abstract Poverty as a serious social and economic disease can be viewed as long-lived and commonplace. It is a common problem that has been around for a long time. Education for poverty eradication and job creation is a stitch in time that saves nine because many social, economic and health problems hinge
Dr Cecilia Obi Nja, Dr Uduak Edet Uwe & Moses Odah Ekpen Abstract This study investigated the influence of scientific attitudes on students’ academic performance in Chemistry in some selected secondary schools in Bekwarra Local Government Area of Cross River State. Two hypotheses where formulated to guide the study. The research adopted survey design. The
Dr Grace O. Edu & Ademola Sanda Abstract Over time, the public has had an outcry over the state of learners’ performances apportioning blame on various stakeholders, especially the teacher. The teacher has been blamed for ineffectiveness in the implementation of the school curriculum. Looking at the work of the teacher, he/she is seen juggling
Dr Bassey Ekeng Effiom, Godwin Michael Ubi & Mercy Lawrence Ekwok Abstract Diffenbachia species commonly called dumb cane is a houseplant found in homes, offices, banks and landscape premises as ornamental plants. Ingestion of dieffenbachia sap or plant parts leads to stinging and burning sensations to the mouth and throat, irritates the mucousal membranes, swelling
