Volume 8, Issue 1.

Volume 8, Issue 1.

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001.School Practices in Parental Involvement in Type 1- 6 of Epstein Typologies Significantly Predicting the Level of Parents’ Education Knowledge Base in English Curriculum Content in Grade group A, B and CDorcas Mukami Gitonga
University of Eastern Africa, Baraton, Kenya
Email: mukamidorcas1@gmail.com
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002.Twenty-first Century Teacher Challenges of Emerging Trends in Primary Education: A Case of Five Primary Schools in Harare Metropolitan Province, ZimbabweMildred Shingirirai Nyamayedenga
University of Rwanda, Rwanda
Email: mildrednyamayedenga@gmail.com
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003.Devolved Governance Approach and Improved Service Delivery in Nyamira County, KenyaAsuma Mariita Nchaga – Adventist University of Africa, Kenya
Murongo Esau – Kampala International University, Uganda
Email: corneliusasuma@gmail.com
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004.The Impact of School Community Attitudes on Learning Efficacy among Learners with Physical Impairments in Public Regular Primary Schools: A Case Study of Kitui County, KenyaDavid Ndethya, Susan Macharia & Cecilia Kimani
Mount Kenya University
Email: davidndethya@gmail.com
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005.Effectiveness of Leadership Personality on Organisational Performance: A case study of Sony Sugar Company in Awendo Migori County, KenyaAsuma Mariita Nchaga & Murongo Esau
Kampala International University, Uganda
Email: corneliusasuma@gmail.com
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006.Practices in Parental Involvement in Type 1-6 of Epstein Typologies Significantly Predicting the Level of Parental Education Knowledge Base in Mathematics Curriculum ContentDorcas Mukami Gitonga
University of Eastern Africa, Baraton, Kenya
Email: Mukamigitonga1@gmail.com
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007.Entrepreneurship Mentoring Programme and Market Performance: Evidence from SIDO Supported Micro and Small Enterprises in Arusha, TanzaniaWinfrida J. Mbowe
Arusha Technical College
Department of Applied Science and Social Studies
Email: winfrida22tz@gmail.com
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008.Modern Statistical Methods for Infectious Diseases to Analyse Covid-19 Pandemic Data in RwandaJoie Lea Murorunkwere & Sylvestre Mbanza
The University of Tourism Technology and Business Studies, Rwanda
Email: isimbilea@gmail.com
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009.The Use of Blended Teaching and Learning in the Post- Covid-19 Pandemic in a Selected High School in EswatiniElmon Jabulane Shongwe
Southern Africa Nazarene University
Mbabane, Kingdom of Eswatini
Email: elmonshongwe@yahoo.com
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010.Learner Centered Instructional Methods and Observable Academic Competencies in Kiswahili Language among Secondary School Students in Mbarara Municipality, UgandaEmilly Arishaba & Sudi Balimuttajjo
Mbarara University of Science and Technology
Email: 2022phd@std.must.ac.ug
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011.The Role of Media in Teaching and Learning of Reading and Writing Skills in Dodoma Early Primary Schools, TanzaniaEdna G. Maeda & Zawadi Richard Juma
Education Department,
St John’s University of Tanzania
Email: ednamaeda2020@gmail.com
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012.Perceived School Culture and Teachers’ Job Performance in Government Aided Secondary Schools in Sheema Municipality, UgandaInnocent Nkwatsibwe & Sudi Balimuttajjo
Mbarara University of Science and Technology
Email: nkwatsibweinnocent@gmail.com
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013.Triple Helix Model for Retrofitting Technical and Vocational Education Training in Transition to Green Economy in TanzaniaGodfrey G. Moshi – Department of Electrical Engineering, Arusha Technical College
Naisujaki S. Lyimo – Department of Applied Science and Social Studies, Arusha Technical College
Erick V. Mgaya – Ministry of Education, Science and Technology (MoEST) Tanzania
Email: godfrey.moshi@atc.ac.tz
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014.Phonological Adaptation of Dholuo Verbs and Nouns Borrowed into EkegusiiDorothy Kwamboka Magara, George Anyona & George Aberi
Department of Languages, Linguistics
Kisii University, Kenya
Email: dorothymagara@gmail.com
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015.Teachers’ Perspectives on the Development of 21st Century Skills in Early Childhood DevelopmentNomatter Manzunzu & Joyce Maera
Midlands State University
Faculty of Education
Department of Educational Foundations, Primary Education & Pedagogy
Email: manzunzun@staff.msu.ac.zw/ maeraj@staff.msu.ac.zw
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016.Exploring the Integration of ICT in Promoting Inclusive Education: A Case Study of the College of Business and Economics at the University of RwandaGratien Bibakumana – Kigali Independent University, Rwanda
Onesme Niyibizi – College of Education, Rwanda
Email: bibakumana91@gmail.com
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017.The Influence of School Heads’ Motivation Strategies on Teachers’ Performance in Public Secondary Schools in Arusha Region, TanzaniaChristine Elisante Mnjokava
St. Augustine University of Tanzania (SAUT), Arusha.
Email: cmnjokava@yahoo.com
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018.The Contribution of Social and Emotional Support Towards Youth Wellbeing: Coping and Resilience Among the Youth in Kampala, UgandaPeninah Beinomugisha – Head of Institute of Education & Lifelong Long Learning, Victoria University-Kampala, Uganda
Amy Vatne Bintliff – Assistant Teaching Professor, Department of Education Studies, University of California, San Diego
Rebecca S. Levine – PhD Student, Department of Education Studies, University of California, San Diego
Zaharah Namanda – MSc Education, Public Policy & Equity with Distinction, University of Glasgow.
Executive Director, Africa Education & Leadership Initiative-Uganda
Wendy Wei Cheung – Department of Education Studies, University of California, San Diego
Nalutaaya Norah – Teacher, Africa ELI board member.

Email: pbeinomugisha@vu.ac.ug
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019.Effect of Human Resource Management Practices on Organizational Performance in Rwanda. A Case of International Training and Motivation Africa LimitedFrancine Ishimwe & Singh Satyendra Narayan
University of Kigali, Rwanda
Email: fannyvito5@gmail.com
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020.How Menstrual Hygiene Management Facilities are Supportive to Girl Students in the School Environment in TanzaniaHappiness Silvester Masatu & Elizabeth Msoka
St John’s University of Tanzania
Email: masatuhapy225@gmail.com/ elizabethmsoka@gmail.com
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021.Influence of Structured Classroom Debates on Proficiency of English Language among Pupils in Selected Public Primary Schools in Mayuge District, UgandaStella Amulen & Joseph Muyunga
School of Graduate Studies, Kampala University
Email: amulenstella4@gmail.com
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022.How Social Cultural and Belief Affect Girl Students’ Menstrual Hygiene Management in Tanzania

Happiness Silvester Masatu & Elizabeth MsokaSt John’s University of Tanzania

Email: masatuhapy225@gmail.com/ elizabethmsoka@gmail.com
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023.Teaching and Learning in Secondary Schools Using Social Learning TheoryArishaba Emilly
Mbarara University of Science and Technology, Uganda
Email: arishaba.emily@gmail.com
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024.Pre-service Education Students’ Commitment Level to Their Career Choice.

Petronila N. MwangiUniversity of Eastern Africa, Baraton, KenyaEmail: mwangip@ueab.ac.ke

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025.Effect of Human Resource Management Practices on Employee Performance of Public Institutions in Rwanda. A Case Study of Rwanda Development Board (RDB)Bosco Rutaganda & Singh Satyendra NarayanUniversity of Kigali, RwandaEmail: hammahtrian@gmail.com.View AbstractDownload
026.Establishing Factors Leading to the Pre-service Education Students’ Choice of Teaching as a Career

Petronila Ndungwa MwangiUniversity of Eastern Africa, Baraton, KenyaEmail: mwangip@ueab.ac.ke

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027.The Spatio-Temporal Dynamics of Urban Green Spaces in Gweru City, Zimbabwe

Produce Mukwenyi & Adrod SachingomaDepartment of Sciences and Technology, Mkoba Teachers College, Gweru, ZimbabweEmail: pmukwenyi@gmail.com

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028.The Perceptions of the Pre-service Education Students about the Status and Socio-cultural Beliefs about the Teaching ProfessionPetronila Ndungwa Mwangi
University of Eastern Africa, Baraton, Kenya
Email: mwangip@ueab.ac.ke
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029.Primary School Pupils’ Awareness of Physical and Sexual Violence in TanzaniaJane Kimaro and Upendo Biswalo
St John’s University of Tanzania, Department of Education, Tanzania
Email: Kimaro.jane83@gmail.com
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030.Trends in Admittance and Equity in Higher Education: Are Male Students in Uganda Disadvantaged?Arinaitwe Judith
Department of Foundations, Distance and Lifelong Learning
Bishop Stuart University, Uganda
Email: jajudith42@gmail.com
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031.Effect of Educational Psychology on Uncertified Pre- primary and Primary Teachers on Quality of Education in RwandaDesire Ngirabacu – Kibogora polyclinic
Phanuel Manizabayo – Kibogora polyclinic
Servilien Bimenyimana – Teacher Training College Muhanga
Email: dngirabacu@gmail.com
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032.Factors Hindering Primary School Pupils to Report Incidences of Physical and Sexual Violence in Tanzania

Jane Kimaro and Upendo BiswaloSt John’s University of Tanzania, Department of Education, TanzaniaEmail: kimaro.jane83@gmail.com

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033.Influence of Social Interaction Interventions Used by Teachers on School Readiness among Pre-Primary Learners in Konoin Sub-County, Bomet County. KenyaFlorence Chesang, Evaline Chebet & Amos Magut
School of Education and Human Resource Management, Kisii University
Email: chesangf98@gmail.co
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034.Influence of Pre-Marital Counseling Targeting Self-Disclosure on Marital Satisfaction among Married Couples in Pentecostal Churches in Turbo Sub County, Kenya

Lucy Gichuri, Amos Magut & Catherine Nguku Department of Psychology, Kisii University

Email: gichurilucy68@gmail.com
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035.The Role of Childcare Programs and Family Involvement in Enhancing Child Development in Pre-primary Schools in Iganga District, UgandaBasome Samson – Faith Discipleship Ministries International (FAMI), Uganda
Petronila Mwangi – University of Eastern Africa, Baraton, Kenya
Email: basomesamson@gmail.com
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036.The Social- Economic Implications of COVID-19 Pandemic on Parents’ Income and Pupils Learning in Iganga District, Uganda

Basome Samson – Faith Discipleship Ministries International (FAMI), Uganda

Petronila Mwangi – University of Eastern Africa, Baraton, Kenya
Email: basomesamson@gmail.com
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037.Correlates of Commitment to Career Choices of Pre- Service Education Students in Selected Universities in KenyaPetronila N. Mwangi
University of Eastern Africa, Baraton
Email: mwangip@ueab.ac.ke
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038.The Influence of School Board of Governors’ Roles and Instructional Resource Availability on Teachers’ Performance in the Busia District, Eastern Uganda Secondary Schools

Joseph Wandera, Charles Eryenyu, Dennis Zami Atibuni

Department of Education, Faculty of Science and Education, Busitema University, Uganda
Email: wanderajoseph.oj@gmail.com
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039.Expression of Leadership Mission, Vision, Values, and Strategic Objectives in Academic Institution Development PracticesHonest John Kipasika
Institute of Adult Education, Morogoro Campus, Tanzania
Email: kipasikah@gmail.com
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040.Community Participation on Performance of One Cup Milk Per Child Project in Rwanda: A Case of Selected School-Based Early Childhood in Bugesera District

Emmanuel Ndayisenga & Madichie Nnamdi University of Kigali, Rwanda

Email: ndaiema12@yahoo.com
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041.Anglican Church of Uganda Involvement in Curriculum Management and Quality Assurance in Uganda

Samson Basome, Petronila Mwangi & Gude Korso School of education, Humanities and Social Sciences University of Eastern Africa, Baraton, Kenya

Email: basomesamson@gmail.com
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042.Church Involvement in Curriculum Implementation and Quality Assurance Standards of Anglican Church of Uganda UniversitiesBasome Samson & Mwangi Petronila
School of education, Humanities and Social Sciences
University of Eastern Africa, Baraton, Kenya
Email: basomesamson@gmail.com
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043.An Assessment of the Implementation of Christian Religious Education Curriculum in Anglican Church in Uganda Founded Primary Schools in Eastern UgandaBasome Samson – Faith Discipleship Ministries International
Vencie Allida – University of Eastern Africa, Baraton
Email: basomesamson@gmail.com
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044.The Role of Inspection on Academic Achievement of Anglican Church of Uganda Founded Primary Schools in Eastern Region of UgandaBasome Samson – Faith Discipleship Ministries International
Vencie Allida – University of Eastern Africa, Baraton
Email: basomesamson@gmail.com
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045.Influence of Monitoring and Evaluation on Project Performance in Rwanda: A Case of Rural Electricity Distribution Project in Bugesera DistrictKemirembe Edith. & Aforabi Luqman
Kigali University
Email: edithy1kemi@gmail.com
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