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Stress qualifies both a constraining situation but also the physiological process put in place by our body to adapt it. However, the students’ period is characterized by difficulties which make this behavior very widespread. The aim is to study the state of psychological health, and determining factors. the study is carried out on 197 (80.2% of men), studying in Moroccan higher education establishments. The stress test applied is Sheldon Cohen’s, (1983) based on 10 items with 5 point ratings...
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The purpose of the study was to examine the effectiveness of school practice in improving student teachers' pedagogical practices in West Nile, Uganda.Specifically, the study sought to examine the effectiveness of school practice supervision in improving student teachers' planning and preparation skills; presentation and delivery skills and determine the effectiveness of school practice supervision in improving student teachers' self-evaluation skills, which forms the frame work of quality...
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The threat posed by climate change to Africa’s development and growth is real. To move along a climate-resilient-development pathway, Africa must respond and implement effective climate change adaptation measures, so that climate-related risks and opportunities support development objectives. This can partly be achieved by recognising the rich interactions between climate and culture, and harnessing cultural science, knowledge and technologies. Informed by the anthropological theory of...
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According to World Health Organization (WHO,2011) 15 per cent of the world population consists of Persons Living with Disabilities (PLWDs) of which 80% live in developing countries.Kenya National Bureau of Statistics survey 2009 (KNBS) show that an estimated 1.3 million Kenyans live with vision, hearing, mobility, cognitive disabilities or some form of disability (KNBS,2009).In 2013, the Kenya government initiated Huduma centre programme which is a single point of access to public...
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Assumptions and facts exist about the various challenges rural learners face when transitioning into university education in South Africa due to the pedagogical differences between secondary and university education. However, the advent of the COVID-19 pandemic compounded the transitioning challenges of students because most of the universities, especially the selected university, utilise online learning, which is alien to first-year students who are transitioning from rural high schools to...
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The study investigated the effect of industrial training of accounting students on their general academic performance and acquisition of technical skill required of accountants after classroom training. The study was necessitated by a lack of industry experience and technical ability fresh accounting graduates usually demonstrate when confronted with life practical task after classroom learning. It was a survey study and descriptive. The survey made use of a questionnaire to evaluate the...
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For a landlocked country like Uganda, air transport is centermost to its import-export trade.As such, the aviation industry is important for its economic and political survival since it guarantees access to the outside world.This study reports on the noise and air pollution levels at Entebbe International Airport, Uganda.We found that the airport experiences irregular noise frequencies with the midday having the highest noise intensities that exceed permissible limits of 60 decibels.Carbon...
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The objective of this study was to determine the influence of Biology teachers' on academic performance of students in senior secondary schools in South-West Geopolitical zone, Nigeria.It was a descriptive research of the survey type in which simple random sampling technique was used to select 102 senior secondary schools in South-West zone, Nigeria.Two hundred and four (204) Biology teachers was involved in the study.The data collected were analyzed using frequency count, percentages and...
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In the backdrop of growing impacts of climate change and increased public awareness, litigation is gaining prominence as a tool to hold governments and private entities liable for inaction or contribution to climate change. The increase of climate cases around the world has brought to light the relevance of individuals and judiciary in the fight against climate change. However, some jurisdictions such as Kenya are yet to have the climate change issue directly litigated upon. This Chapter...
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A recognised challenge for climate litigation is the fundamental incompatibility between the climate change problem and legal systems’ ability to hold critical players accountable. Locus standi and causation are critical stumbling blocks in the quest for climate justice. In Kenya, the requirements for locus standi and causation in public interest environmental litigation have been evolving. This article explores this evolution, showing three ways in which this creates opportunities for...
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The study was on impact of coronavirus pandemic on students and lecturers of agricultural education in Universities in South-East Nigeria. Two research questions guided the study. Descriptive survey design was adopted for the study and was conducted in South East Nigeria. The population for the study was 473 consisted of 52 agricultural education lecturers and 421 agricultural education students in South East Nigeria. The total population was involved in the study since the population was...
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Most people are driven by material gains and adolescents are no exception.We set to determine the influence of economic factors on sexual debut among in-school adolescents through the lens of the Marxist theory.A mixed-method design, quantitative and qualitative data collection methods, was used.Three sets of adolescents were targeted in the study: mixed-sex day secondary schools, girls-only boarding and boys-only boarding secondary schools, where, a sample of 400 (200 females and 200 males)...
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Increase in drought frequency, magnitude and duration affect crop production in Kenya.The limited food production resulting from drought leads to food insecurity in Arid and Semi-Arid Lands (ASALs) in the Kenya.This study reviewed literature on drought trends and its effects on crop yields in Kenya from 1950 to 2020.The systematic review was conducted in order to establish the drought trends and the effects of droughts on crop yields in the country.Content analysis was used for literature...
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In many low- and middle-income countries, urbanisation and urban development are characterised by hazards that conspire with climatic risks and socio-economic vulnerability to influence population health inequality now and in the future. A large part of the epidemiological profile across countries in the �Global South�, has been influenced by a rapid rate of urbanisation and interlinked factors such as climate and ecology. This necessitates an integrated approach to governance for health and...
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In many low- and middle-income countries, urbanisation and urban development are characterised by hazards that conspire with climatic risks and socio-economic vulnerability to influence population health inequality now and in the future. A large part of the epidemiological profile across countries in the �Global South�, has been influenced by a rapid rate of urbanisation and interlinked factors such as climate and ecology. This necessitates an integrated approach to governance for health and...
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The paper evaluated the level of cropping intensification (a sustainable development strategy in staple crops farming) and assessed its effect on farm profit using primary data from 140 cassava–based farming households in Rivers State of Nigeria. The data were obtained using a structured questionnaire and analyzed using descriptive statistics, Herfidahl index and OLS multiple regression models (with four functional forms). Results show that the crop production intensity index (Herfidahl...