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The Effects Of Family Size On The Investment Of Child Education, Case Study At Atonsu-buokro, Kumasi | Dr. Francess Dufie Azumah  Emmanuel Kwakye Adjei  John Onzaberigu Nachinaab  | Researchjournali's Journal Of Sociology | Jun,2017
The study critically examined family size and its effects on the investment of child’s education in Atonsu-Bokro. Specific issues that were critically reviewed included among other things the influences of large family size on school enrolment, the effect of family size on students‟ academic performance and whether family size affects

Examining The Effectiveness Of The Domestic Violence Act In Zimbabwe: Police And Community Perspectives In Bindura | Spikelele Mtetwa  | Researchjournali's Journal Of Sociology | Jun,2017
There has been an unprecedented rise in domestic violence cases in Zimbabwe. This has impelled the government to formulate and implement reactive laws to address the menace. One such instance has been the crafting of the Zimbabwe Domestic Violence Act (DVA) of 2007. Despite the promise of such Acts, the

Efficiency Of Npk And Organic (poultry) Manure Combinations On The Performance Of Maize (zea Mays) And Their Influence On Soil Properties At Different Irrigation Regimes | Embiowei, S. E.  U. N. Emiri  | Researchjournali's Journal Of Agriculture | May,2017
A field experiment was carried out to evaluate the effect of irrigation and soil amendment. (NPK and poultry manure) on the performance of maize and the impact on soil chemical properties at Isampou, Bayelsa State, Nigeria. The experiment design was split-plot fitted into randomized complete blocks. Irrigation regimes (20,000; 25,000

Assessing Farmers’ Challenges Towards Safety Measures On Use Of Hazardous Agricultural Chemicals In Rwanda: Case Study Of Vegetable Growers In Kamonyi District, Southern Province | Michel NIYONSENGA  | Researchjournali's Journal Of Agriculture | May,2017
Hazardous agricultural chemicals use in Rwanda is being increased due to the need of increase in yield on every type of crops to meet the market satisfactory. In horticulture farmers have been using different pesticides almost every growing season, with different challenges leading to improper use and resulting in environmental

Gender Involvement In Oil Palm Production In Abia State, Nigeria | Agomoh O.K  Alocha O.C.  | Researchjournali's Journal Of Agriculture | May,2017
The study focused on gender involvement in oil palm production in Abia State, Nigeria. The contributions of women within the farm household have not been fully recognised especially in oil palm production and less value attached to their roles. The study therefore examined the extent of involvement of men and

Efficacy Of Thyme Extracts In Preservation Of Rose Cut-flower | KIIGE, J.K.  MATHENGE, P.W.  KAVOO, A.M.  | Researchjournali's Journal Of Agriculture | May,2017
Floriculture is one of the highest foreign exchange earners in Kenya and also a significant employer. However, the sector is faced by the problem of postharvest losses which is due to reduced vase life of most cut-flowers. The aim of the study was to assess the efficacy of plant extracts

Data Driven Instruction: A Tool For Improved School Performance | Dr. (Mrs.) I. M. Nse  | Researchjournali's Journal Of Education | May,2017
Ln the school setup, the use and generation of data is a practice to all teachers, principals and other school personnel are familiar with and often carry out without much consideration for their important role in helping educationists make informed decisions that positively affect students’ outcome. Data is an important

Effect Of Training On Teacher Knowledge About Teaching In Pilot Inclusive Classrooms In Ghana | Michael Subbey (Ph.D.)  | Researchjournali's Journal Of Education | May,2017
This study investigated the effect of training on teacher knowledge about teaching in pilot inclusive classrooms in Ghana. The accessible population for the study was 300 teachers from 15 (pilot) inclusive schools in Ghana. Using a random sampling technique, 5 schools were selected from each of the zones, all totalling

Trainee Teachers’ Knowledge And Attitudes Relating To Hiv/aids Education In Gbewaa College Of Education In The Upper East Region Of Ghana | Justice Kwame Sibiri  Mariama Appiah  | Researchjournali's Journal Of Education | May,2017
The study examined teacher trainees’ knowledge and attitudes relating to HIV/AIDS Education in Gbewaa College of Education. Descriptive and correlation designs were employed to carry out this study. The sample was drawn using both stratified and simple random sampling techniques were used to select 150 teacher trainees. The study showed

Assessment Of The Use Of Reference Services In The Valley View University Library In Ghana | George Tesilimi Banji  Ameyaw Samuel  | Researchjournali's Journal Of Education | May,2017
The reference section of every library is seen as one of the important aspects of the library. This paper therefore examined the use of reference services in the library of Valley View University in Ghana. Data was collected from 112 respondents out of a total population of 125. Data was

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