Vol. 1 No. 3 (2011): October 2011 - Special Issue

Articles

• Overcoming the Gender Gap in Math, Science and Technology: A 21st Century View

  Hanna David

  11

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• Constraints in Teacher Education and Effects on Teaching and Learning of Home Economics in Primary Schools

  Matilda James Igbemi

  25

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• Developing Teaching Manpower Through Emerging Myths and Realities in Nigeria Institutions

  Ashimole Agnes Uchechi

  31

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• Exploring Literary Perspectives on Environmental Education for Sustainable Development

  Jacobson Emmanuel Kwakfwaan, Na’omi James Gwang

  39

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• Standardizing the Motivational Competencies of Academically Qualified Teachers and Professional Teachers in Nigerian Secondary Schools

  Levi UcheAhiauzu, Princewill C. Osiah

  49

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• Role of Non-Formal Education (NFE) Under Universal Basic Education (UBE) Law in Nigeria

  M. U. Ojuah, Arikpo B. Arikpo

  61

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• Role of Technical Scientific Research Education in Sustainable Development and Conservation in Sudan

  Abdeen Mustafa Omer

  71

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• The Nigerian Learner: Past, Present and Future

  Lyss H. Obomanu

  91

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• Administrative Competency Needs of Principals for Effective UBE Administration at JSS Level in North West Geo – Political Zone of Nigeria

  OluwadareAdegbemile, Ayobami BelloAbdullahi, Alphonsus AfamefunaAzike, NgoziNzurumike

  95

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• The Ideal Teacher and the Motivated Student in a Changing Environment

  Cecilia. O. Okoro, Eke Kingdom Chukwudi

  107

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• Exploring Emerging Myths and Realities in Citizenship Education in Nigeria: Towards Overcoming the Dilemmas of Nation-Building

  C. C. Okam, Danladi Sa’adu Ibrahim

  113

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• E-Health in Biomedical for Sustainable Development-Its Role and Challenges in Bayelsa State, Nigeria

  Oluwayemisi Agnes Olorode, Olawolu Elizabeth Oladunni

  127

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• Role of Culture Between Influencing Factors and Student Electronic Learning Satisfaction

  Mahwish Waheed

  133

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• Difficult Sounds in Ibibio 2 ½ To 4 ½ Years Old Monolingual Children: Pedagogical and Clinical Implications

  Ekaete Evangel Akpan

  141

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• Leadership Style and Business Educators’ Job Performance in Senior Secondary Schools in a Changing Environment

  A. AOzuruoke, PacOrdu, MusaAbdulkarim

  149

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