Volume 7, Issue 3.

Volume 7, Issue 3.

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001.Do Principals’ Staff Recruitment Practices Influence Academic Performance of Schools? An Empirical Study of Public Secondary Schools in Isinya Sub- County, Kajiado County, KenyaElphas Taabu Nyakuti & Reuben Kenei
School of Education
Mount Kenya University
Email: nyakutielphas@gmail.com
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002.Impact of ICT Integration on Students’ Performance in Mathematics in Public Upper Secondary Schools in Huye District, RwandaJosias Nteziryimana – University of Rwanda, College of Education (UR-CE), African Centre of Excellence for Innovative Teaching and Learning Mathematics and Science (ACEITLMS)
Email: nteziryimanajosias@gmail.com
Japhet Niyobuhungiro – Rwanda National Council for Science and Technology (NCST)
Email: japhetniyo@gmail.com
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003.Lecturers’ Perception on the Extent of Development of Soft Skills among Education Students in Private Universities in Western KenyaChepkwony Amon, Catherine Amimo & Elizabeth Role
School of Education, Humanities and Social Sciences
University of Eastern Africa, Baraton
Email: amonchh1@gmail.com
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004.A Model for Developing Soft Skills among Education Students towards Success as TeachersChepkwony Amon, Catherine Amimo & Elizabeth Role
University of Eastern Africa, Baraton
School of Education Humanities and Social Sciences
Email: amonchh1@gmail.com
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005.Effectiveness of the Policy Interventions in Eradicating FGC Practices in Marani Sub-County, Kisii County, KenyaMagdaline Gesare Magangi – Department of Sociology, Gender and Development Studies, Kisii University Kenya
Peter Gutwa Oino – Department of Sociology, Gender and Development Studies, Kisii University Kenya
George Ezekiel Aberi – Department of Languages, Linguistics and Literature, Kisii University, Kisii, Kenya
Email: mgesare13@gmail.com
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006.The Dilemma Of Syncretism in The Church Of Uganda Christian Faith Development from 1877 to 2019Arinaitwe K. Alex
Uganda Christian University
Email: kifarialex@gmail.com
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007.Influence of Managerial Technical Competences on Performance of Teachers in Public Primary SchoolsMuwubani Fred & Agnes Nabakiibi
Team University, Uganda
Email: fmuwubani@gmail.com
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008.The Influence of School Based Menstrual Hygiene Management Programs on School Attendance among Girls in Public Primary Schools in Kisumu West Sub- County, Kisumu County, KenyaPamela Akech Ombogo, Peter Gutwa Oino, Callen Nyamwange & Mildred Lumayo
Department of Sociology, Gender and Development Studies, Kisii University
Email: pamnandi@yahoo.com
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009.Influence of Menstrual Hygiene Management Knowledge, Attitudes and Practices and School Attendance among Girls in Public Primary Schools in Kisumu West Sub- County, Kisumu County, KenyaPamela Akech Ombogo, Peter Gutwa Oino, Callen Nyamwange, & Lumayo Mildred
Department of Sociology, Gender and Development Studies, Kisii University
Email: pamnadi@yahoo.com
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010.Signs that Differentiated Supervision is Implemented to Improve Teacher Performance in Public Primary Schools in Iganga DistrictIsiko Mohammed, Korso Gude, Yona Balyage
School of Education, Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Eastern Africa, Baraton, Kenya.
Email: isikomohammed@gmail.com
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011.Evidence that Feedback Appraisal is Implemented to Improve Teacher Performance in Public Primary Schools in Iganga DistrictIsiko Mohammed & Yona Balyage
School of education, Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Eastern Africa, Baraton, Kenya.
Email: isikomohammed@gmail.com
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012.Examining the Relationship between Learning Context, School Choice, and Academic Performance: A Study of Government-Assisted Adventist Secondary Schools in the Ashanti, GhanaAkuoko-Nyantakyi Odomse, Paul Samuel Francis & Millicent Adhiambo Ojwan’g
University of Eastern Africa, Baraton, Kenya
Email: odomsenyantakyi@vvu.edu.gh
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013.An Investigation into the Effect of Frequency, Irritability and Credibility of Short Messaging Services (SMS) Advertising towards Mobile Phone Users’ Attitude in EswatiniAlex Sipho Lushaba – Digital and Value-Added Services, MTN Eswatini/ MBA Student, University of Eswatini
Julius Warren Kule – Department of Business Administration, University of Eswatini
Email: alexlushaba@gmail.com /kulewarren@gmail.com
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014.Exploration of Teachers’ Perceptions on Female Leadership in Female-led Public Secondary Schools, in Nandi County, KenyaWinnie Jepleting Bett, Millicent Adhiambo Ojwan’g & Daniel K. Bakker
University of Eastern Africa, Baraton
Email: winniebett9@gmail.com
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015.Exploring the Didactics of Learning in Technology-Rich Environments for Teacher Educators amidst Covid-19 Pandemic in UgandaWycliff Edwin Tusiime – Kyambogo University, Uganda
Moses Wambi – National Teachers’ College, Uganda
Email: wycliffdux@gmail.com; moswambi@yahoo.com
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016.Perceptions on the Application of Guiding Standards by University Administrators to Promote Quality Assurance Practice in Selected Teacher Training Universities in MozambiqueSeviria Muvuti, Salome Odek & Paul Wahonya
Department of Educational Administration
University of Eastern Africa, Baraton, Kenya
Email: sevymvt@gmail.com
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017.Contribution of Hidden Curriculum on Students’ Discipline in Public Secondary Schools in Kigoma DistrictDr. Kennedy Omondi Otieno
Coordinator Postgraduate Studies Research & Publications
St. Augustine University of Tanzania (SAUT), Arusha.
P.O Box 12385 – Arusha, Tanzania.
Email: omondiken2016@gmail.com

Doto Daniel
Teacher, Mwandiga Secondary School
P.O Box 389 – Kigoma.
Email: dotodaniel11@gmail.com
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018.Assessing the Impact of Language Use on Financial Management Practices in Zimbabwean Schools: A Study of Kwekwe DistrictStephen Njini – Midlands State University
Thokozani Eunice Kunkeyani – Malawi Adventist University
Thomas Edwin Buabeng Assan – North West University
Burman Musa Sithole – University of Botswana
Hazel Ngoshi – Midlands State University
Email: kunkeyanithoko@gmail.com/ stephennjin@gmail.com
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019.Can Learners Taught through Problem-Based Learning Strategy Demonstrate an Obligation to Conveying Positive Motivation towards Physics Enhanced Enrolment?Mang’eni Gladys Nasambu, Peter Waswa & Dinah Samikwo
University of Eldoret, Kenya
Email: gladysmangeni@gmail.com
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020.Conflict Resolution Mechanisms and Their Influence on Quality Education in Private Secondary Schools in Arusha District CouncilMlay Glory
Teacher in charge of Quality Assurance, Lengijave Secondary School
P.O Box 4063 – Arusha District Council.
Email: mlayglory578@gmail.com

Kennedy Omondi Otieno
Coordinator Postgraduate Studies Research & Publications
St. Augustine University of Tanzania (SAUT), Arusha.
P.O Box 12385 – Arusha, Tanzania.
Email: omondiken2016@gmail.com
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021.Assessment of the Approaches Used in Teaching and Its Influence on Selection of Science Subjects among Female Students in Public Secondary Schools in Arusha DistrictKennedy Omondi Otieno
St. Augustine University of Tanzania (SAUT), Arusha.
Email: omondiken2016@gmail.com

Anna D. Lyatuu
Enyuata Primary School
Email: loyannalyatuu@gmail.com

Loishiye Lengaram Saiteu
Institute of Accountancy Arusha (IAA)
Email: loishiyesaiteu@gmail.com
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022.Enhancing Curriculum Implementation in Teacher Training Colleges through Information and Communication Technology Integration: A Study in Northern Zone, TanzaniaMwanaisha Hassani
Monduli Teachers Training College
mwanaishahassani@gmail.com|

Paul Raphael Kitula
St. Augustine University of Tanzania, Arusha
kitula07@gmail.com
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023.The Design of an ICT Enabled Active Teaching and Learning Model for Use in Teacher Training Institutions in UgandaAnnet Kajura Mugisha, Jude Thedius Lubega & John Paul Kasujja
Nkumba University, Uganda
Email: Kajuraannet2@gmail.com
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024.Effects of Disaster Management towards Academic Achievement in Public Secondary Schools in Arusha DistrictRachel G. Mbawala
St. Constantine’s International School
Email: rachelmbawala97@gmail.com

Kennedy Omondi Otieno
St. Augustine University of Tanzania (SAUT), Arusha.
Email: omondiken2016@gmail.com
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025.The Impact of Algebra Background on Upper Secondary Students’ Performance in Mathematics: A Case of Study of Ruhango DistrictEdison Niringiyimana & Jean Francois Maniraho
University of Rwanda
Email: edisonauca@gmail.com
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026.The Influence of Learner Support on Performance in Mathematics’ Modules of Open Distance and e-Learning (ODEL) for in – Service Secondary School Teachers at University of Rwanda, College of EducationHabumuremyi Alphonse, Nzabalirwa Wenceslas, Nduwingoma Mathias
University of Rwanda, College of Education, African Center of Excellence for Innovative Teaching and
Learning Mathematics and Science
Email: habumuremyialpha@gmail.com/ wnzabalirwa@gmail.com/ mnduwingoma2001@gmail.com
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027.Electronic Governance System Implementation and Its Influence on Public Secondary School Management: A Case Study of Meru District, TanzaniaAbednego M. Mulokozi
Education department, Meru District Council. Tanzania
abedmulo@yahoo.co.uk

Paul Raphael Kitula

St. Augustine University of Tanzania – Arusha
kitula07@gmail.com
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028.The Place of Critical Thinking in Physics InstructionDickson Kimeli Rutto, Peter Waswa & Simon Wanami
University of Eldoret, Kenya
Email: dixonkimeli@gmail.com
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029.Influence of Gender Mainstreaming Policy Implementation on Women Political Representation in Baringo County AssemblyRebecca Arupe Lomong, Peter Gutwa Oino & Mildred Lumayo
Kisii University, Kenya
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030.Level of women involvement in gender mainstreaming policy implementation on decision making in Baringo CountyRebecca Arupe Lomong, Peter Gutwa Oino and Mildred Lumayo
Kisii University, Kenya
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031.Influence of Students’ Personality Traits on Academic Dishonesty in Public Secondary Schools in Makueni County, KenyaLydia Muthili Kimanzi – Mount Kenya University
Anne Muiru – Lecturer Kirinyaga University
Ruth Thinguri – Mount Kenya University
Email: lydiamuthilikimanzi@gmail.com
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032.Effects of Cooperative Learning Strategy on Students’ Academic Achievement in PhysicsEphrem Shaban Mbarute, Liberatha Masengesho & Celestin Ntivuguruzwa
University of Rwanda College of Education (UR-CE), African Centre of Excellence for Innovative Teaching and Learning Mathematics and Science (ACEITLMS)
Department of Mathematics, Science and Physical Education, University of Rwanda-College of Education (UR-CE)
Email:mbaruteephremshaban@gmail.com
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033.A Review of Church Efforts in Students Academic Performance in the Church of Uganda Founded Secondary SchoolsAggrey Aijuka
Uganda Christian University, Uganda
Email: aggreyaijuka26@gmail.com
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034.Influence of Students’ Self-awareness on Academic Dishonesty in Public Secondary Schools in Makueni County, KenyaLydia Muthili Kimanzi – Mount Kenya University
Anne Muiru – Lecturer Kirinyaga University
Ruth Thinguri – Mount Kenya University
Email: lydiamuthilikimanzi@gmail.com
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035.The Perception of Students on the Use of ICT Tools to Learn Mathematics in Gasabo Selected Public Secondary SchoolsOnesme Niyibizi – African Centre of Excellence for Innovative Teaching and Learning Mathematics and Science, University of Rwanda, College of Education, Rwanda.
Marie Claudine Uwitatse – African Centre of Excellence for Innovative Teaching and Learning Mathematics and Science, University of Rwanda, College of Education, Rwanda
Joseph Sibomana – University of Rwanda, College of Education, Rwanda
Védaste Mutarutinya – University of Rwanda, College of Education, Rwanda
Email: niyibizionesme12@gmail.com
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