Vol. 15 No. 1 (2014): Sokoto Educational Review

Articles

• EFFECTS OF COMPUTER ASSISTED INSTRUCTIONAL PACKAGE ONACHIEVEMENT AND INTEREST OF SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOLSTUDENTS IN MATHEMATICS IN BIDA METROPOLIS, NIGER STATE,NIGERIA.

  R. W. Gimba, A. A. Hassan, M. Abdulrahman, A. Bashir

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• IMPACT OF COMMUNAL CONFLICT ON THE EARLY CHILDHOODDEVELOPMENT

  S. Apeon Tor-Anyiin

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• GIRL-CHILD EDUCATION FOR HEALTHY LIVING: AN APPRAISAL

  I. G. Usman

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• COUNSELLING STRATEGIES FOR LEARNING DEFICIT CHILD IN BORNOSTATE, NIGERIA

  Ibrahim T. Bokko

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• SEXUAL BEHAVIOUR AND CONTRACEPTIVE USE AMONG STUDENTS OF KASHIM IBRAHIM COLLEGE OF EDUCATION MAIDUGURI, BORNOSTATE

  Naomi N. Adamu, Bitrus Glawala Adamu, Noah Adamu

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• VIEWS OF UNIVERSITIES AND TERTIARY MATRICULATION EXAMINATION CANDIDATES (UTME) ON FACTORS AFFECTING THEIR CHOICE OF BUSINESS EDUCATION IN NIGERIA

  Adamu Ibrahim, Z. B. Magaji

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• AN INVESTIGATION OF THE EFFECTIVENESS OF FIELD TRIPS ON ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT OF BASIC SCIENCE STUDENTS IN LAGOS STATE

  James Timothy, F. S. Apata

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• EFFECT OF THE CONSTRUCTIVIST INSTRUCTION APPROACH ON ACHIEVEMENT AND RETENTION OF BUILDING TECHNOLOGY STUDENTS IN TECHNICAL COLLEGES IN NIGER STATE

  Umar B. Kudu

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• AN OVERVIEW OF THE PHYSICAL AND SOCIAL LEARNING ENVIRONMENT OF NIGERIAN SCHOOLS

  Usman Da'u Aliyu

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• TRAINING FOR SKILL ACQUISITION: AN ANTIDOTE FOR EFFECTIVE POVERTY REDUCTION IN NIGERIA

  J. F. Maigida, E. Raymond

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• INDUCTION PROGRAMME: AN ESSENTIAL INGREDIENT FOR STAFF DEVELOPMENT AND QUALITY TEACHER OUTPUT IN BASIC EDUCATION IN NIGERIA

  Abubakar Ndayelechi

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• PROMOTING LITERACIES IN THE 21st CENTURY IN NIGERIA: SOME CONSIDERATIONS

  Bala Zakari, Murtala Akanbi Yusuf

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• TEACHING MANAGEMENT COMPETENCE AND STUDENTS’ CLASSROOM REACTION IN NIGERIAN UNIVERSITIES

  Olugbenga T. Ajadi, Tayo S. Subair, Azeez Abebakin

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• VOCATIONAL TECHNICAL EDUCATION: A VIABLE TOOL FOR NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT IN NIGERIA

  Owodunni A. Samuel, Hassan A. Mohammed, Sani Abdulrahman, Nakaka Dantala, Oguntuyi A. Nelson

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