Vol. 13 No. 2 (2011): AFRICAN JOURNAL OF EDUCATIONAL MANAGEMENT

Published: 18-06-2021

Articles

Community Education and Informed Participation in Community Development

Mary Olufunke Adedokun

87-102
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COMMUNICATIVE APPROACH TO THE TEACHING OF FOREIGN LANGUAGES AND ITS MOTIVATIONAL IMPLICATIONS

Araromi Maxwell Olakunle

37-46
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STUDY HABITS, EXAMINATION ANXIETY AND ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT OF SECONDARY SCHOOL STUDENTS IN IBADAN, OYO STATE

Awoyemi, A.E & Akinjobi, O.R

193-202
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COMMUNICATION AS TOOL FOR CONFLICT MANAGEMENT AND CONFLICT RESOLUTION

Olusola O. Isola

153-162
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EFFECTS OF OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES AND GENDER ON STUDENTS’ ENVIRONMENTAL KNOWLEDGE IN BIOLOGY

Olagunju A. Morenike, Oloyede, Omolola O

`103-116
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Non-Formal Education and Workplace: a Strategy for Higher Productivity Achievement in Nigeria

Momoh, A. M., Ambode, A. A.

47-58
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Resource Provision and Utilisation, Mathematical Ability and Learning Environment as Predictors of Achievement in Undergraduate Practical Geography Courses

Adeola A. Amori

1-18
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THE RELATIONSHIP AMONG THE EDUCATIONAL SUPERVISORY AGENCIES AT THE THREE TIERS OF GOVERNMENT IN NIGERIA

Joshua O. Oni

203-212
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SPORT AS AN AGENT OF SOCIAL INTEGRATION IN SCHOOLS

Ademola O. Abass

163-170
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EFFECTS OF AGGRESSIVE BEHAVIOUR, PERCEIVED SELF EFFICACY AND STATE ANXIETY ON BURNOUT AMONG STUDENT UNION LEADERS IN NIGERIAN TERTIARY INSTITUTIONS

Hammed T. Ayo
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PRE-SCHOOL EDUCATION IN NIGERIA: DISCREPANCIES BETWEEN POLICY AND PRACTICE

Monica Odinko

59-86
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TIME MANAGEMENT AMONG MANAGERS IN ORGANISATIONS IN LAGOS STATE, NIGERIA

Erwat, E. A., Nwakanobi, E. I.

19-36
CONFLICT IN SCHOOL CLIMATE: A SYNOPSIS OF ITS NATURE, CAUSES, EFFECTS AND MANAGEMENT APPROACHES

Martins Fabunmi , Chinyere N. Alimba

213-234
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PEER RELATIONS AND SCHOOL INVOLVEMENT AS CORRELATES OF EARLY ADOLESCENTS’ ADJUSTMENT AFTER TRANSITION TO JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL IN IBADAN

Oparah O.B. & Shipe I.T., Okoro E.N., Umar T.I.

171-192
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INFLUENCE OF STIGMATIZATION ON PSYCHOSOCIAL WELL-BEING OF HIV/AIDS ORPHANS AND VULNERABLE CHILDREN IN OYO STATE, NIGERIA

Stella Olabisi Oladeji

133-152
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