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CHALLENGES FACING TECHINICAL TRAINING IN KENYA

Antony K. Sang , George M. Muthaa , Zacharia K. Mbugua (Scientific Research, 2011)

Technical education is necessary if Kenya is to industrialize by the year 2030. Relevant skills have to be given in Technical training institutions. The training in T.T.Is should therefore be market driven. The current ...
PARTICIPATION OF STUDENT COUNCILS IN ENHANCING EFFECTIVE MANAGEMENT OF SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN NYERI COUNTY, KENYA

Eustace Murage Muthui; George M. Muthaa; Dr Hillary K. Barchok (2011)

School management is the exercise of power and authority to achieve set educational goals. In secondary schools, the students play a crucial role through the student leaders in complementing the school administration to ...
INTEGRATION OF NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT IN THE PRIMARY EDUCATION CURRICULUM IN KENYA

Joash K. Kibett (International Journal of Agricultural Management & Development (IJAMAD), 2011)

The Farmers of the Future (FoF) initiative implemented a programme of integrating natural resources management in the basic education curriculum. The purpose of the study was to document activities and determine the ...
IMPACT OF FREE PRIMARY EDUCATION ON MANAGEMENT OF PRIMARY SCHOOLS IN EMBU WEST DISTRICT IN KENYA

C. W. Wachira; E. Mwenda; George M. Muthaa; Z. K. Mbugua (International Journal of Business, Humanities and Technology, 2011-09-02)

Establishment of Free Primary Education (FPE) in Kenya in January 2003 sought to do away with tuition fees and other levies in public primary schools. This led to high enrolments of pupils in schools. The study aimed at ...
DROPOUT AMONG MALE PUPILS IN PRIMARY SCHOOLS OF IGEMBE DISTRICT, KENYA

George M. Muthaa Misheck M. M’muyuri , David Bururia , Eric E. Mwenda (2012)

Education plays a key role in human development through the process of empowering people to improve their well being and participation in national building. Dropout however poses a serious threat to gains in education ...
DROPOUT AMONG MALE PUPILS IN PRIMARY SCHOOLS OF IGEMBE DISTRICT, KENYA

George M. Muthaa, Misheck M. M’muyuri , David Bururia , Eric E. Mwenda (Scientific Research, 2012)

Education plays a key role in human development through the process of empowering people to improve their well being and participation in national building. Dropout however poses a serious threat to gains in education ...
FACTORS CONTRIBUTING TO STUDENTS’ POOR PERFORMANCE IN MATHEMATICS AT KENYA CERTIFICATE OF SECONDARY EDUCATION IN KENYA: A CASE OF BARINGO COUNTY, KENYA

Zachariah Kariuki Mbugua Komen Kibet George M. Muthaa George Reche Nkonke (American International Journal of Contemporary Research, 2012)

Performance in Mathematics by students has persistently been poor. This study sought to investigate the factors contributing to the poor performance and to establish the strategies that can be adopted to improve performance ...
Factors Contributing To Students’ Poor Performance in Mathematics at Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education in Kenya: A Case of Baringo County, Kenya

Zachariah Kariuki, Mbugua; Komen Kibet; George M. Muthaa; George Reche, Nkonke (American International Journal of Contemporary Research, 2012-06-06)

Performance in Mathematics by students has persistently been poor. This study sought to investigate the factors contributing to the poor performance and to establish the strategies that can be adopted to improve performance ...
RELEVANCE OF T.T.I TAUGHT SKILLS TO CURRENT JOB SKILL NEEDS IN INDUSTRIES AND BUSINESS ORGANIZATIONS.

George M. Muthaa; Antony K., Sang; Zacharia K., Mbugua (International Journal of Business, Humanities and Technology, 2012-08-05)

Technical education in Kenya is a necessary condition that enables members of society to productively function in technologically rapidly changing society. Technical training institutions have the responsibility to develop ...
PERCEPTION OF TEACHERS AND STUDENTS TOWARDS METHODS USED IN TEACHING AND LEARNING OF ENGLISH WRITING SKILLS IN SECONDARY SCHOOLS

Benjamin Towett Koross; Francis C. Indoshi; Tony Okwach (International Journal of English Language and Linguistics Research, 2013-06)

Writing skills are important for effective communication. However, the development of writing skills among learners depends on the methods used in teaching and learning. Recent survey of writing competence among students ...
AN ANALYSIS OF NON-FORMAL CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES IN MUMIAS SUB-COUNTY, KENYA

Abisaki, Aono,Oloo; S.N Mutsotso, Moses Poipoi (International Journal of Academic Research in Business and Social Sciences, 2013-09-01)

The presence of non-formal curricular activities in schools and the availability of resources that promote the same are indicators of possible implementation of NFCAS. Hence the focus of this study was to analyze the NFCAS ...
THE INFLUENCE OF SCHOOL AND CLASSROOM PRACTICES ON GIRLS PARTICIPATION AND ACHIEVEMENT IN EDUCATION IN PUBLIC DAY PRIMARY SCHOOLS IN KYENI DIVISION, EMBU EAST DISTRICT, KENYA

Linus M., Ireri; George M. Muthaa; David N., Bururia; Eric Mwenda, Elias (International Journal of Business, Humanities and Technology, 2013-12-08)

Declaration of education for all and universal primary education is meant to ensure that every child’s right to education is protected and respected. School and practices and classroom are a key determinant to participation and ...
COMPETENCE OF SECURITY OFFICERS IN THE MANAGEMENT OF NATIONAL EXAMINATIONS IN SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN EASTERN PROVINCE, KENYA

George M. Muthaa, Peter K. Muriungi, Eunice Kagendo Njue (Open Journal of Social Sciences, 2014)

Examinations provide discriminatory criteria for individuals and evaluate whether educational goals are being achieved. To guarantee equity, fair evaluation must be devoid of all malpractices. The study was motivated by ...
EFFECTIVENESS OF EXAMINATION HANDLING AND DISTRIBUTION PROCEDURES IN CURBING MALPRACTICES IN SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN EASTERN PROVINCE, KENYA

Eunice Kagendo Njue, George M. Muthaa, Peter K. Muriungi (2014)

Examinations provide discriminatory criteria for individuals and evaluate whether educational goals are being achieved. To guarantee equity, fair evaluation must be devoid of all malpractices. The KNEC has put in place ...
STRATEGIES FOR IMPROVING PARENTAL INVOLVEMENT IN ACQUISITION OF LITERACY SKILLS AMONG PUPILS IN PRIMARY SCHOOLS IN AKITHI DIVISION, TIGANIA WEST DISTRICT, KENYA

James Mwenda Murungi, George M. Muthaa, Linus Micheni, Elias Eric Mwenda (Open Journal of Social Sciences, 2014)

Literacy is the basis for most school learning, and one of the surest predictors of academic achievement. Studies indicate that parents in Kenya are not actively involved in their children’s literacy acquisition process. ...
IMPACT OF ENROLLMENT ON THE QUALITY OF LEARNING IN PRIMARY SCHOOLS IN IMENTI CENTRAL DISTRICT, KENYA

Silas Francis Mwirigi; George M. Muthaa (2015)

To promote participation and access to education, the government introduced free primary education. The introduction of FSE has resulted into increased enrolment at all levels which has been blamed for the poor performance ...
PEER INSTRUCTION AND SECONDARY SCHOOL STUDENTS’ ACHIEVEMENT IN VECTORS

Ouko Susan, Aurah Catherine, Amadalo Maurice (Journal of Education and Practice, 2015)

The importance of raising students competence in mathematics in a developing country such as Kenya cannot be overstated. This is because to produce professionals in areas such as engineering, medicine and accounting requires ...
PEER INSTRUCTION AND SECONDARY SCHOOL STUDENTS ATTITUDES TOWARDS VECTORS IN BUNGOMA COUNTY; KENYA

Awino Ouko Susan, Aurah Catherine (International Journal of Advanced Research, 2015)

The purpose of this study was to document the influence of peer instruction on students attitude towards vectors. It was guided by the social learning theory propounded by Bandura (1977). The study used an after only ...
PEER INSTRUCTION AND SECONDARY SCHOOL STUDENTS ACHIEVEMENT IN VECTORS

Ouko Susan , Aurah Catherine , Amadalo Maurice (Journal of Education and Practice, 2015)

The importance of raising students competence in mathematics in a developing country such as Kenya cannot be overstated. This is because to produce professionals in areas such as engineering, medicine and accounting requires ...
INFLUENCE OF AVAILABILITY OF SANITARY FACILITIES ON THE PARTICIPATION OF THE GIRL-CHILD IN PUBLIC PRIMARY SCHOOLS IN GARISSA COUNTY, KENYA

Eunice Kagendo Njue, George M. Muthaa (Scientific Research, 2015)

Every child has the right to quality education and good health care. The government of Kenya introduced Free Primary Education to ensure all school aged children acquire basic education. Despite this government investment, ...

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