ABSTRACT The purpose of the study is to determine the challenges encountered by teachers in the implementation of free primary Education in Kikuyu Zone in Kiambu West District. The study farther assesses the teacher's attitude toward the F'P E and the learners. It also assists in finding out 'if the administration and the PTA help in facilitating the FPE. The target population was the teachers in the sampled schools in Kikuyu Zone. The instruments/tools used were questionnaires. There w...
ABSTRACT The purpose of this study to identify specific factors which either generate or perpetuate preconceived notions about physics. Through the use of 165, students identified their intrinsic response to physics and the factors which influenced their respective responses. The students who took part in the survey cited many different reasons for their interest in physics or their dislike of physics. The largest factor to encourage interest in physics was due to influence of teachers. Howe...
TABLE OF CONTENTS TABLE OF CONTENTS ..................................................................... i DEDICATION .............................................................................. iv ACKNOWLEDGEMENT .................................................................... v LIST OF ACRONYMS ..................................................................... vi CHAPTER ONE ............................................................................ 1 INTRODUCTION ..................
ABSTRACT This research focuses on the impact of computer education on student's performance in secondary schools in Vihiga district in Western province, Kenya. Its major emphasis is on the positive and the negative impact which computer education has had on students and it also recommends on ways of improving the quality of computer studies since it's relatively a new subject in schools. The study was carried out in the months of Februaiy, March and April. It covered a total of five secondar...
TABLE OF CONTENTS DECLAR..-4.T!ON ........................................................................................................... i APPROVAL .................................................................................................................. ii DEDICATION ............................................................................................................ iii ACKNOWLEDGEMENT .........................................................................................
ABSTRACT The study: The Role of Public Relations in Building a Sustainable Corporate Image. A study of MTN Uganda was set out to investigate how public relations can be used to build and sustain the corporate image. Consequently, the researcher employed the survey research method to investigate. Findings revealed that public relations can build and sustain MTN Uganda’s corporate image, although MTN Uganda has not recognized other public relations strategies but is confine to customer r...
ABSTRACT The research aims at assessing the impacts of electronic media usage on youth in central Uganda in particularly Makindye division as a case study. Both qualitative and quantitative techniques will be used .The qualitative techniques will be presented by use oftables·and converted to percentages according to the themes and the data collection method will include interviews, observation, questionnaires and the data will be descriptive in nature. The objective of the study is to examin...
ABSTRACT This study aimed at examining the consequences of having premarital sex among Kyamulibwa Technical Institute students The study was an exploratory survey that helped the researcher to examine the consequences of having premarital sex on institute students. Data was collected using closed ended questionnaires were distributed randomly to respondents and after the questionnaires were completed, the gathered data was coded and entered into the computer. They were then analyzed using sta...
ABSTRACT This dissertation is about the impact of culture activities on pupils' academic performance in Kapyego DistrictMarakwet District. Questionnaires were designed and were used to get primary data; where by respondents were required to answer the questions, the researcher conducted face-to-face interviews with some women, girls, men and boys both illiterates and literates on issues pertaining to the respondents' background, the impact of culture activities and focus group discussions we...
ABSTRACT The study set out to find out the factors influencing student's career choices at secondary school in level: A case ofOL'JORO-OROK division, Nyandarua West District, Kenya. The objectives were set such as; to determine the influence of socio-economic factors such as student's career expectations and career information on student's career choice, to analyze the influence of home-based factors such as parental and peer/siblings' effect on students' career choices, to find out the infl...
ABSTRACT. The study sought to investigate psychosocial problems on academic performance of adolescents in Chuluni Division Seconifary Schools Kitui with specific objectives which include; identifying the extent to which psychosocial problems affect the level of academic performance to identify the effect of peer pressure on the behavior of secondary school students, to identify the roles of school authorities in helping the students to cope with adolescence and to identify the variation betwe...
ABSTRACT The research was carried out successfully from Bukedde television. The purpose of the study was to assess and know how the media especially electric media has helped to curb down violence in Uganda. The specific objectives were to examine the role of electronic media in the curbing down violence in Uganda and how media has curbed down violence, to know the factors that have led to violence in Uganda today, to know the effect of violence shown on media to public, to ascertain the re...
ABSTRACT In some of the developing countries with Tanzania among them, mass media has taken a new turn. What they carry, political and necessary management changes that have occurred are t he main development of mass media. What they carry now is determined by a rather crusadic role in the developing of their respective commodities. In a country where there are diseases, poverty and ignorance, it will be catastrophic if the mass media were left on their own to print and broadcast as they plea...
ABSTRACT This study empirically examines the professional role professional journalists in Uganda in the context of the country’s democratization process. The finding of the study show that Uganda professional journalists basically see themselves as working for the public interest mainly through serving the people and challenging the powerful. On the basis of these findings the article ends with reflections on the need to rethink the prevailing approach in strategies to empower journalists ...
ABSTRACT The content of this report consists of five chapters. Chapter one details out the background information of the research environment, purpose of the study, statement of the problem, objectives of the study, research questions and significance of the study. Chapter two is all about review of related literature whose contents include introduction, prevalence of HIV/AIDS, causes of orphan hood, guardians role in imparting discipline in orphans, forms of discipline, problems faced by orp...