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List of Articles
Influence of Mentoring On Teachers Instructional Delivery in Secondary Schools in Obio/Akpor Local Government AreaJerome Anyanwu and Ezinne Chidinma Abe Keywords: Influence, Mentoring, Secondary School, Teachers, instructional delivery |
Willingness to Communicate (WTC) Piaget and Vygostsky on Scaffolding in EFL EducationSun Jianguang, Farzaneh Haratyan and Zhang Yanling Keywords: piaget; vygostsky; scaffolding; intermediate EFL learners; willingness to communicate (WTC) |
Contribution of Ghana’s School Feeding Programme On Enrollment and Academic Performance of Public Basic Schools. A Case of Students in West Mamprusi MunicipalityAmuzu Saviour, Abdulai Francis, Akwasi Asirifi Keywords: |
Permissive and Authoritarian Parenting Styles as Predictors of Moral Behaviour Among Secondary School Adolescents in Obio/Akpor Local Government Area of Rivers State, Southern NigeriaWilcox, Universe-Star Nengi and Chujor J, Chujor Keywords: Authoritarian, Moral behaviour, Parenting Styles, permissive |
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