AFRICAN EDUCATION INDICES
Volume 9 No. 1, November, 2016
ISSN 2276 – 982x
Contents
1.Open Educational Resources: Development and Expansion in Africa -Professor Sahr P. Thomas Gbamanja (GCOR)………………………. 1
2. Workshop Safety Compliance And Students’ Psychomotor Skills Acquisition in Electrical Installation Works In Technical Colleges In Akwa Ibom State, Nigeria - Emmanuel Bassey Joseph, Ph.D; Okechukwu Amadike, Ph.D; James Okon Nsikan, Ph.D and D. G. Sagbara ……………………………………………………………..18
3. Sovereign National Conference: A Pathway to Nigerian Nationhood (1914-2013) - Uyi-Ekpen Ogbeide, Ph.D and Moses Osamudiamen Izevbizua………………………………………………...………………..35
4. Design of Powerpole Marine Propulsion Unit - Dr. Nsikan Okon James and Dr. Anayo Anthony Ishiodu ……………………………………………46
5. Strengthening Peace Education and Peace Culture for Performance of Post Primary Students in Port Harcourt City, Rivers State - G. G. Kpee, Ph.D and Grace Uchechi Ajah …………………………………..………….57
6. Principals’ Administrative Problems in Public Secondary Schools in Delta State. - Dr. Gladys O. Uzoechina and Esther Akachukwu ..........................69
7. Strategies for Sustainable Reproductive Health for National Development - Augusta Okanma Iwelu and T. E. Agboghoroma, Ph.D………………………………………..………………….77
8. Character and Skills Development in Africa: Need for Systematic and Scientific Practice - Dr. Mohammed Ibn Mukhtar………………………....90
9. Issues, Challenges and Prospects of Accountability in Alvan Ikoku Federal College of Education, Owerri, Imo State, Nigeria - Paul Emeka Obi; Bridget Chika Obi, Ph.D and U.R. Onyekpere……………...…………..112
10. The Need to Include Death and Dying Education in Health EducationCurriculum for Colleges of Education in Nigeria - Dr. Sylvester Ani Mba…136
11. Towards Transformation of University Education in Rivers State: The Contemporary Issues - Gladys Ejimole Aleru and Fortune Ihuoma Isi………..145
12. Entrepreneurial Education and Job Creation in Nigeria - Endurance Gabriel Udo; Ene Edet Ene and Chukwunonso Valentine Amoke……………………………………………………………………157
13. Creativity Development Approaches To Develop Teachers’ Creative Ability -Catherine Ngozi Obi and Dr. Stella C. Ezeh…………….………….168
14. Globalization and Gender as a Determinant of Social Adjustment of Adolescents in Secondary Schools in Akwa Ibom State - Rosemary Collins Piate………………………………………………………..….…176
15. The Role of Education in Promoting the Growth of Democracy - Emmanuel N. Nwalado; Sunday Obro and Grace Ifeoma Egwu.............................................186
16. The Role of Public Libraries and Emerging Technologies in Accessing OERS to Distance; Learners At Makerere University - Harriet Mutambo Nabusbawo; Samuel Ndeda Siminyu and Paul Birevu Muyinda………………..199
17. Information and Communication Technology (ICT) A Tool For Human Capacity Transformation In Teacher Education In Nigeria – Iniobong Willie Umoh, Ph.D and Edem A. Ntuk Ph.D…………………..….210
18. Impact of Principals’ Management Techniques in the Attainment of School Goals in Delta State. - Dr. Gladys Uzoechina and Adaeze Oguegbu ………………………………………………………221
19. Social-Learning Theory of Personality Development: Implication for Child Academic Performance - Immaculata Gregory Umoh and Arit Okonobong Atakpa………………………………………….……………230
20. Plato’s Educational Ideas: It’s Contemporary Relevance to Nigeria Situation - Raphael Olisa Maduabuchi, Ph.D and Rev. Fr. Eugene Anowai, Ph.D……………………………………………………………238
21. Factors Negating the Effective Transformation of Accounting Education in Higher Institutions in Akwa Ibom State, Nigeria - Ime Jones Isaac……………………………...……………………………………..248
22. Information Communication Technology (ICT) As A Resource For The Teaching of Basic Science in Nigerian Junior Secondary Schools – Saudat Shehu Bala …………………… ……………………………..……261
23. Theatre Arts and Adult Education for Character and Skills Development in Africa - Godfrey Oghuan Ebohon and Rose Eyefujinrin Ebohon……………..268
24. Functional Vocational Business Education: A Panacea for the Achievement of Sustainable Development Goals in Nigeria - Ihedioha Oliver Uwadiegwu, Ph.D and Madu Victor Uzoma …………………...……278
25. Ogbahu Gerundivization: A Morpho-Phonological Study – Georgina O. Maduagwu ………………………………………………………286
