EDUCATION PROJECT TOPICS AND RESEARCH MATERIALS

• 81. COMPUTER STUDIES PERFORMANCE IN SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOLS BETWEEN THE MALE AND FE...

  » CHAPTER ONEINTRODUCTION 1.1 BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY The study of the theory, experimentation, and engineering that underlie the creation and usage of computers is known as computer science (Obasoro, 2012). This requires knowledge of the computer itself, how it is run, what it can do, how it can do it, and why it is doing it; these are the foundations of high school computer studies curriculum (Adi...Continue Reading »

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• 82. CONSEQUENCES OF OVERPOPULATION ON STUDENTS IN GOVERNMENT SECONDARY SCHOOLS' ACAD...

  » CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY According to the Federal Ministry of Education (2004), the population of Nigeria secondary schools stood at one hundred and eighteen thousand, two hundred (118200), while Imo state had a total of two hundred and five secondary schools (205). With a student population of 7,615 students, Owerri Municipal Council had about seven (7) secondary schoo...Continue Reading »

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• 83. EFFECT OF PARENTAL EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT ON PUPILS LEARNING ACHIEVEMENT IN PUBL...

  » CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY Education has a pivotal role in nation as well as individual character building. It is a life line for any society and nation. Education of a child needs multidimensional efforts. Students, teachers, institute and parents all have their importance in their process of learning. More education must start with the family. The family, as an institut...Continue Reading »

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• 84. A CRITICAL EVALUATION OF THE RELEVANCE OF SCIENTIFIC LABORATORY EXPERIMENTS ON S...

  » CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 Background To The Study The lab is the central focus for all scientific endeavors. It is provided primarily with instruments that promote successful teaching and learning of science. Science is experimental in nature, and the laboratory contributes to the improvement of scientific understanding via the process of science (inspecting, categorizing, quantifying, and enga...Continue Reading »

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• 85. A CRITICAL EXAMINATION OF SCHOOL LOCATION AND ITS IMPACT ON STUDENTS ACADEMIC PE...

  » CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 Background to the Study In Nigeria, rural life seems to be more uniform, homogeneous, and less complicated than urban life, with cultural variety being accused of influencing students' academic success. This is due to the fact that metropolitan regions are more preferred in terms of the distribution of social amenities such as piped water, electricity, and healthcare f...Continue Reading »

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• 86. A REVIEW ON THE DETERMINANTS OF SCHOOL DROPOUT AMONG PUPILS IN PRIMARY SCHOOL

  » CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 BACKGROUND TO THE STUDY The concept of school dropout is a worldwide one that affects the education industry all around the world. In its most basic form, school dropout refers to the premature exit from school. Students who drop out of school too soon do not get a certificate or equivalent qualification whcih Bridgeland, Dilulio, and Morison (2006), as well as Oghuvbu...Continue Reading »

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• 87. ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENTS OF STUDENTS AND SCHOOL FACILITIES IN SOME PRIVATE SECONDAR...

  » CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY The ability of school management to achieve the primary goal for which the school was established, which is to prepare students under custody for their future endeavors based on their individual potentials, is measured by their ability to achieve the primary goal for which the school was established (Adesina, 2008). This is accomplished by focus...Continue Reading »

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• 88. ACADEMIC QUALIFICATION OF TEACHERS AS A PREDICTOR OF ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT IN JUN...

  » CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY A teacher (sometimes known as a school teacher) is someone who instructs students. At a school or other site of formal education, the position of teacher is frequently formal and ongoing. A person wishing to become a teacher in many countries must first receive a certain professional certification or qualifications from a university or instituti...Continue Reading »

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• 89. ADEQUATE USE OF TEACHING MATERIALS IN PROMOTING BIOLOGY TEACHING AND LEARNING IN...

  » CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY Educational technology has gone a long way since its inception. It may be traced back to the time when man began his quest to influence the natural world's course. Ogunranti (1984) highlighted three major stages in the evolution of what is now known as educational technology: Stone age generation: teaching was done using chalk boards and books, ...Continue Reading »

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• 90. AN EVALUATION OF SCHOOL POPULATION AND ITS EFFECT ON TEACHING AND LEARNING

  » CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY Over the course of many decades, educators have examined and discussed the topic of class size. Variables including socioeconomic level, race, and educational techniques all have an impact on the results of various research (Summers & Wolfe, 1976; Wend ling & Cohen, 1981; Shapson, Wright, Eason & Fitzgerald, 1978; Mosteller, 1995). A...Continue Reading »

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• 91. AN ANALYSIS OF THE FACTORS ATTRIBUTED TO THE DECREASED ENROLLMENT OF MALE CHILDR...

  » CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY Education can be described as the process of imparting information, skills, attitudes, and values in order to integrate a person into a particular community or to change the values and norms of a society. Education is seen as a basic human right as well as a driver of economic progress and human development. As a result, significant enrolment in...Continue Reading »

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• 92. AN ASSESSMENT OF E-READINESS REVIEW IN HIGHER INSTITUTIONS IN NIGERIA

  » CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY The usage of the internet has deepened the world of today, making practically everything easier; the learning and teaching environment, as well as the business environment, have improved through time (Kloe, 2004). The Internet has made a significant contribution to our modern society. For the sake of this research, consider the case study. Fusin...Continue Reading »

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• 93. AN ASSESSMENT OF THE CORRELATES BETWEEN INCENTIVE PACKAGES AND TEACHERS PERFORMA...

  » CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 Background To The Study Teachers have been regarded as having a significant impact on the educational system. Both students, parents, teachers, principals and even casual observers concur to this fact. Teachers, according to Hanushek (2002), are perhaps the most significant school component influencing students' achievement. As a result, teachers strive to make the gre...Continue Reading »

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• 94. AN EVALUATION OF FACTORS INVOLVED IN STUDENT’S CHOICE OF CAREER IN SENIOR SECO...

  » CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY Education, in its broadest meaning, is a kind of learning in which a group of people's information, skills, attitudes, beliefs, and habits are passed down from generation to generation via narrative, discussion, teaching, training, and research ( Assmann, 2002). Informal transfer of such knowledge from one human being to another may also be cons...Continue Reading »

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• 95. AN EVALUATION OF OVERPOPULATION IN SCHOOLS AND ITS EFFECT ON TEACHERS’ JOB PER...

  » CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY Since the establishment of western education in Nigeria. It has had to deal with a slew of issues (Ijaiya 1999). During the colonial or post independence periods, the majority of Nigerian administrations have struggled with these issues. It led to the formation of different committees (such as the Asuby commission of 1960, the 1969 curriculum co...Continue Reading »

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• 96. AN EVALUATION OF TEACHERS MOTIVATION ON THE QUALITY OF TEACHING AND LEARNING IN ...

  » CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 Background to the Study Work motivation is the psychological process that influences an individual's behavior in relation to achieving workplace objectives and tasks. As a result, motivation is defined as the process of persuading individuals to do tasks more effectively or quickly while maintaining a feeling of accountability (Analoui, 2000). According to psychologist...Continue Reading »

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• 97. AN EVALUATION OF THE CHALLENGES MITIGATING THE IMPLEMENTATION OF UNIVERSAL BASIC...

  » CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 Background Of The Study Enrollment into and completing of the Universal Basic Education (UBE) program allows for the development of basic literacy and arithmetic abilities as outlined in the National Policy on Education (NPE). It also results in good behavioral changes that benefit the family, society, and nation (FGN, 2004). The completion of basic education benefits ...Continue Reading »

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• 98. AN EVALUATION OF THE PREVALENCE OF TRUANCY AMONG ADOLESCENT IN PUBLIC SECONDARY ...

  » CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 Background To The Study The school environment is intended to have an impact on a student's learning behavior. However, one of the challenges with education is truancy, which is a source of concern for both parents and school officials. Truancy has been identified as a concern among students in schools worldwide, notably in Nigeria (Animashaun, 2002). Truancy, as defin...Continue Reading »

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• 99. AN EVALUATION OF THE READING SKILLS OF STUDENT IN SELECTED JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHO...

  » CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY A student's reading abilities must have evolved to a pretty high quality in order to score substantially above average in any academic task at an institution of learning. "Accomplishment in reading is crucial to achievement in school," writes Kirlin (1964), as cited by Unoh (1995), "and when no provision is given for achievement by the poor read...Continue Reading »

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• 100. AN EVALUATION ON THE IMPACT OF EARLY MARRIAGE PRACTICE ON ACADEMIC ATTAINMENT OF...

  » CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 Background to the Study A legal or informal relationship before the age of 18 is referred to as early marriage. Early marriage is described by Ango (2013) as the marriage of an adolescent girl or boy, or the marriage of an adolescent female to a matured man or vice versa, which occurs during puberty while the person is maturing. According to Molokwu (2000), the marital...Continue Reading »

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