Thousands of RESEARCH PROJECT TOPICS AND PROJECT TOPICS ON EDUCATION

• 3121. LE PHÉNOMÈNE DE L’ENFANT DE LA RUE À TRAVERS ALLAH N’EST PAS OBLIGÉ D’...

  » CHAPITRE UN Introduction L’expression <<enfants des rues>> désigne de façon générale des enfants (au sens de personnes mineures) qui vivent dans la rue, au sein d’une ville. Ce sens et son utilisation sont débattues par certains: alors que ce terme est parfois jugé péjoratif et dépréciatif, d’autres estime...Continue Reading »

  50 pages |  533 engagements |   Source: FRENCH Projects & Research Materials

• 3122. LE PORTRAIT DE M’MAN TINE COMME UN RȎLE MODÈLE DE MÈRE .. … DANS LA RUE C...

  » INTRODUCTION L’œuvre de l’écrivain est considérée comme le reflet des réalités de la société qu’il choisit de peindre. Pourtant, les écrivains antillais attiraient l’attention sur la condition sociale des classes ouvrières et les conditions misérables dans lesquelles vivent les paysans. En gé...Continue Reading »

  50 pages |  585 engagements |   Source: FRENCH Projects & Research Materials

• 3123. MONGO BETI ET LA LUTTE COMME MOYEN DE RECTIFICATION DU MAL DANS LA SOCIETEMONGO ...

  » INTRODUCTION Le combat entre le plus puissant, le plus prestigieux, le plus civilisé d’une part et le plus faible, le plus obscur et le plus sauvage de l’autre se termine par la victoire des petites gens dans une généreuse perspective de réhabilitation générale de l’Afrique. . Thomas Melone 1969:21 L’exergue ci dessus met au fond le...Continue Reading »

  50 pages |  353 engagements |   Source: FRENCH Projects & Research Materials

• 3124. INFLUENCE OF TEACHER CHARACTERISTICS ON INTEREST AND ACHIEVEMENT OF JUNIOR SECON...

  » CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION Background of the Study The introduction of social studies education into the Nigeria education system in 1982 was borne out of the fact that the subject was considered very appropriate and relevant by the Federal Ministry of Education in helping the nation to achieve national unity and national consciousness. Nigeria as a multi ethnic and multi religious society needs eff...Continue Reading »

  50 pages |  421 engagements |   Source: INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS Projects & Research Materials

• 3125. AROCHUKWU WOMEN AND SOCIETAL CHANGE, 1970-2010

  » CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION Background of the Study Women’s history deals with the roles women have played in their societies and the effects which historical events have had on women. It focuses on women both as a group and as individuals, and understudies their economic, political, religious and social activities.[1] Women are important to every society; they play vital roles in the society a...Continue Reading »

  50 pages |  444 engagements |   Source: INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS Projects & Research Materials

• 3126. ASPECTS OF THE ECONOMIC REFORMS OF OLUSEGUN OBASANJO’S ADMINISTRATION, 1999-20...

  » CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY The significance of good governance in any given nation cannot be underestimated. Therefore, the essence of governance is to ensure the development of every sector of the national entity. To this end, every emerging and successive government formulates policies in order to reform the political, economic, cultural and social structures. Irrespective ...Continue Reading »

  50 pages |  381 engagements |   Source: INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS Projects & Research Materials

• 3127. CATTLE TRADE AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF MAIGATARI ECONOMY IN JIGAWA STATE, NIGERIA, ...

  » ABSTRACT This study examines cattle trade and its place in the development of Maigatari economy in Jigawa state, Nigeria between 1960 2010.It is an important variable in the country’s development equation. It is a trade dominated by Nigerians and Nigeriens including a proportion of the local people. Then government through the Ministry of Agriculture and Natural Resources with the support of...Continue Reading »

  50 pages |  327 engagements |   Source: INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS Projects & Research Materials

• 3128. FOOD PRODUCTION IN NIGERIA DURING THE SECOND WORLD WAR, 1939-45

  » ABSTRACT The Second World War and its effects are major factors to reckon with in history. It was an event which started with an attempt by the Axis powers to control the affairs of Europe, the reactions of the Allied powers and the eventual outbreak of the war. Consequently, much has been written about it, although in some cases, information about the roles played by Africans in the war efforts i...Continue Reading »

  50 pages |  344 engagements |   Source: INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS Projects & Research Materials

• 3129. LOCAL GOVERNMENT COUNCILS AND RURAL DEVELOPMENT: IGBO-EZE NORTH LOCAL GOVERNEMNT...

  » CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION Background to the Study The government at the centre becomes meaningful to the people if the activities of local government councils touch the citizens in a positive way. Local government is the closest unit of the three tiers of government to the people. Historically, development planning in Nigeria dates back to 1946, after the Second World War. This began with the Briti...Continue Reading »

  50 pages |  407 engagements |   Source: BUSINESS EDUCATION Projects & Research Materials

• 3130. LANGUAGE ACQUISITION IN A BILINGUAL SITUATION: AN APPRAISAL OF A FOUR YEAR OLD G...

  » ABSTRACT This work looks into the language acquisition of a four (4) years old girl child in a bilingual situation to ascertain the level of her bilingual (i.e Nigerian English and Igbo languages acquisition as she lives within Nsukka urban area where these two languages are spoken) in respect to phonology, semantics, morphology and syntax of both languages. According to Agbedo (2009), language ac...Continue Reading »

  50 pages |  462 engagements |   Source: INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS Projects & Research Materials

• 3131. INTER-GROUP RELATIONS OF MBANO IN IMO STATE, NIGERIA AND ITS NEIGHBOURS, 1906 TO...

  » CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION Background to the Study Study of pre colonial and colonial African society emphasise isolation and the general hostilities of one ethnic group or polity against the other. Existing colonial literature in their assessments of Africa wrongly classified pre colonial and colonial African indigenous communities as immobile, stagnant and averse to change. It is to be stressed th...Continue Reading »

  50 pages |  441 engagements |   Source: INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS Projects & Research Materials

• 3132. MEASURING STRAIN DISTRIBUTION OF KNEE CARTILAGE USING DIGITAL VOLUME CORRELATION

  » Abstract The purpose of this study is to measure three dimensional deformation of the porcine knee joint articular cartilage under compressive load by using digital volume correlation. The compression tester is construed for collecting the micro CT images before and after the loading. The compressive load is applied to the test sample, and the compressive load is measured by a load cell. The micro...Continue Reading »

  50 pages |  268 engagements |   Source: CIVIL ENGINEERING Projects & Research Materials

• 3133. THE NIGERIA-CAMEROON RELATIONS AND THE BAKASSI PENINSULA CRISIS, 1981-2008

  » CHAPTER ONE Background to the Study Nature is lavish in its endowment of Eleme as indeed other areas of the Niger Delta. Like other communities in the region, Eleme is endowed with an abundance of hydrocarbon, good vegetation for agriculture and arteries of waterways for easy communication, among others. As Obo Osaro Ngofa rightly notes, ‘several multi national companies are operating within...Continue Reading »

  50 pages |  326 engagements |   Source: INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS Projects & Research Materials

• 3134. THE QUARRY INDUSTRY IN ABAKALIKI, 1970-2007

  » Chapter One Introduction Background to the Study Quarry is the excavation, extraction and breaking of stones into aggregates for construction purposes such as bridges, houses, roads, railways and others[1] . Abakaliki before the coming of the quarry industry at Onuebonyi Izzi in Abakaliki Local Government Area, Ebonyi state, earned their livelihood mainly through agriculture. About 85% 0f Abakalik...Continue Reading »

  50 pages |  316 engagements |   Source: INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS Projects & Research Materials

• 3135. UNUBI AND THE BRITISH INVASION OF 1912

  » Abstract Prior to the Berlin West African Conference of 1884 – 1885 and the subsequent scramble and partition of Africa, followed by the designation of spheres of influence and gradual occupation of these areas by the participating powers, Unubi community was just one of the countless typical self governing African communities of the West African sub region. Located within the confines of Ig...Continue Reading »

  50 pages |  347 engagements |   Source: INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS Projects & Research Materials

• 3136. EMPIRICAL STUDY OF COMPUTATIONAL INTELLIGENCE APPROACHES FOR THE EARLY DETECTION...

  » Abstract The objective of the research is to develop a predictive model that can significantly enhance the detection and monitoring performance of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) using four supervised learning techniques. In this study, we applied four supervised based classification techniques to the clinical ASD data obtained from 704 patients. Then, we compared the four machine learning (ML) alg...Continue Reading »

  50 pages |  283 engagements |   Source: CIVIL ENGINEERING Projects & Research Materials

• 3137. WESTERN EDUCATION IN ISUIKWUATO, ABIA STATE, 1914 TO 2009

  » CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION It is generally acclaimed that western education was introduced in Nigeria by European Christian missionaries. This, by implication, applies to Isuikwuato. One would then chart the course of the European advent into the west coast of Africa. On this issue, two schools of thought have originated: the European school of thought and the African school of thought. According to...Continue Reading »

  50 pages |  278 engagements |   Source: INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS Projects & Research Materials

• 3138. WOMEN AND THE ISSUE OF HEAD COVERING IN 1 CORINTHIANS 11:2 – 16: IMPLICATIONS ...

  » CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 Background to the Study Head covering is assumed to be the literal covering of the head with a scarf. This is a practice that is observed in various Christian groups during Christian worship in Nigeria. Whether this is a compulsory practice and traceable to the New Testament is still under contention among some Christians. Some base their arguments for women covering o...Continue Reading »

  50 pages |  291 engagements |   Source: INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS Projects & Research Materials

• 3139. PROXIMATE ANALYSIS ON TIGER-NUT

  » CHAPTER ONE 1.1 INTRODUCTION Tiger nut is a tuber that is grown in the soil. It has a dimension ranging from 6 10 mm and occurs in different varieties. The colour is brown and has a sweet flavor when eaten. Tiger nut has been used extensively mainly for human consumption in Spain (Mason, 2008; Tiger nuts Traders, 2009). Tiger nuts are prepared and eaten cold as snacks. The milk can be extracted, t...Continue Reading »

  50 pages |  1,532 engagements |   Source: SCIENCE LABORATORY & TECHNOLOGY Projects & Research Materials

• 3140. THE ROLE OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT ADMINISTRATION IN COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT

  » CHAPTER ONE 1.0 BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY Local government is the lowest tier of government anywhere in the world. It is very important because it is very close to the people as a result of its multi purpose in term of carrying out socio economic service in the local areas, promoting the democratic process, serving as training ground for national political leaders and serving as a medium of communic...Continue Reading »

  50 pages |  249 engagements |   Source: PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION Projects & Research Materials