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Relative Effectiveness of ICT tools and facilities on The Teaching and Learning of Mathematics on Senior Secondary School Students in Ekiti State

Authors: Olagoke Michael

Teaching Methods
Paper ID: CRSIJ25000044
Pages: 335-344

Abstract:

This study investigated the relative effectiveness of ICT tools and facilities on the teaching and learning of Mathematics on SSS1 students, so that by year 2030, teachers and students, would have exploited the available technologies, to improve both students and teachers’ teaching and learning outc... Read more
Smartphones and early childhood development: a double-edged sword in the digital age of south east Nigeria

Authors: Ikenyiri, Chukwunedum Joseph, Wosowei, Monica U. P., Chukwunedum, Alexandra Ireoma

Early Childhood Education
Paper ID: CRSIJ26000169
Pages: 282-294

Abstract:

The rapid proliferation of smartphones has significantly transformed communication, information access, and social interaction, with notable implications for early childhood development. This study examined the behavioural, cognitive, social, and general impacts of smartphone use among children in S... Read more
Overview of learning disabilities in mathematics and suggested remedy to re-track affected children to classroom activities

Authors: Olagoke Michael

science Education
Paper ID: CRSIJ26000186
Pages: 347-357

Abstract:

The condition of learning disabilities in Mathematics is a universal problem that occurs in all languages, cultures and nations in the world. The study targeted normal children who seem to have normal intelligence in all other areas of studies but have severe difficulties in learning Mathematical an... Read more
The study of challenges encountered in the learning of general English by the students in tertiary institutions

Authors: Olusoji Isaiah OJO, Adebayo Johnson OKETOYIN, Oludele Olagoke OGUNLADE

Specialized and Professional Education
Paper ID: CRSIJ26000263
Pages: 399-406

Abstract:

English is a second language in Nigeria with numerous barriers. The barriers are traceable to grammatical incorrectness, inconsistent phonetic pronunciation and psychological hindrances such as speaking phobia and fear of harassment/ insult. There are also issues of deficiency of teaching methods an... Read more
Cybersecurity risks and mitigation strategies in digital monitoring systems among primary school stakeholders

Authors: Rasaki Rasheed Olakunle, Bankole Odofin, Ogbaini Aliu Clement, Samuel Tosin Olorunnisola, Joseph Oluwafemi Oluwasegun

Educational Planning and Management
Paper ID: CRSIJ26000267
Pages: 267-285

Abstract:

This study examines cyber security risks and mitigation strategies in digital monitoring systems among stakeholders in public primary schools in Surulere Local Government Area, Lagos State, Nigeria. The increasing adoption of digital tools for student management has heightened vulnerabilities to thr... Read more
Item response theory assessment: dimensionality and model-fit in introductory statistics multiple-choice items

Authors: A. A. Adoghe, A. D. E. Obinne, S. O. Emaikwu

Educational Assessment
Paper ID: CRSIJ26000289
Pages: 392-398

Abstract:

The psychometric quality of teacher-made multiple-choice tests in introductory university statistics courses remains under-examined in resource-constrained contexts, potentially leading to invalid ability estimates due to unaddressed dimensionality and model misfit. This study investigated the dimen... Read more
Effect of Creativity Initiative on Biology students’ Academic Performance in Colleges of Education, South-South zone, Nigeria.

Authors: Jesse Etim, Dr. Ajai Dorathy, Igiri Charles Ph.D, Dr. John Eturah

science
Paper ID: CRSIJ26000299
Pages: 584-592

Abstract:

This study examined the effect of Creativity Initiative on Biology students’ Academic Performance in Colleges of Education, South-South zone, Nigeria. Two specific objectives, research question and null hypotheses guided the study. Survey research design was adopted for the study. Stratified random ... Read more
The Influence of Civic Education in Conflict Resolution among Nigeria Youth

Authors: Azowue O. Emmanuel, Ozumba Chidi Jude

Education
Paper ID: CRSIJ26000312
Pages: 628-639

Abstract:

This study uses a systematic review and qualitative meta-analysis of secondary data to explore how civic education affects Nigerian youth dispute resolution. Violence, ethno-religious disputes, farmer-herder problems, insurgency, and banditry threaten Nigeria's stability, with youth disproportionate... Read more