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In this work we analysed the use of instructional materials for effective teaching and learning of business education in junior secondary schools. Three research questions were posed to direct the study. The instrument used for the study was a questionnaire. Proportionate stratified sampling technique was used to draw the sampling population. The research questions were analysed using means and standard deviation.. From the result obtained from the investigation into the management of Instructional Materials in Secondary Schools, the researcher came up with the following conclusions; there is availability of Instructional materials but the non-cooperative attitude of teachers, principals Non-teaching staff and students in handling Instructional materials jeopardize the management of Instructional materials in Secondary Schools.
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This study was carried out to examine agriculture with special reference to Enugu North local...
STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM
In spite of the level of computation of various organizations, this particular organization on...
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This research examined the effect of social media on consumer buying behaviour of Jumia Nigeria in Calabar metr...
Abstract: THE IMPACT OF LOGISTICS COST CONTROL ON BUSINESS PROFITABILITY
This study investigates the impact of logistics cost control on...
Abstract: This study explores the role of music and movement in early childhood development, aiming to understand how rhythmic act...
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In this study, the researcher examined the impact of information technology (IT) on media development i...
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The study was carried out to investigate student‘s perception of the determinants of enrolment in agricu...
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This research work tries to investigate the impact of labour market crisis in developing economics using Nigeria as a case study...
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Over the years, nomadic Fulani herdsmen have established different settlement camps outside the traditional villages of their in...
Background of the Study
The success of any nation's education and manpower development is crucial t...