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Feedback On Formative Asssessments And Student Satisfaction With Feedback: Graduate Students’ Perceptions Of Feedback In A Ugandan University | Dr. Arthur Ahimbisibwe (PhD)  Tumuhairwe Ronald  Wilson Tusiime  | Researchjournali's Journal Of Management | Jan,2016
This research aims to examine various aspects of feedback provided to students on their formative assessments, and the satisfaction from this feedback, as expressed by a large sample of graduate management students at a Ugandan university. Qualitative and quantitative analyses were undertaken of the data collected from a questionnaire administered

Psycho-social Factors As Predictors Of Work-stress Of Nigeria Police In South-western Nigeria | Dr Lasisi, A. K.  | Researchjournali's Journal Of Management | Jan,2016
This study was conducted to examine the predictive ability of psycho-social factors on the work-stress of Nigeria Police in South-western Nigeria. Previous studies examined relative influence of some bio-genetic factors on work-stress independently rather than the joint effect of psycho-social factors on work-stress of the Nigeria police. Therefore, this study

Ethical Governance And Political Accountability In Bushenyi District Local Government, Uganda | Oketch Chrisostom  | Researchjournali's Journal Of Management | Jan,2016
The study was conducted to examine the relationship between ethical governance and political accountability in Bushenyi District Local Government. The study was guided by three specific objectives: (i) to examine how ethical governance is practiced among the local government staff, (ii) to establish the extent to which political accountability in

Incorporating Indigenous Bukre Game Into Mathematics Lessons: A Teaching Experiment | Peter Akayuure  Clement Ayarebilla Ali  | Researchjournali's Journal Of Mathematics | Jan,2016
One major drawback to the curriculum demand for the use of indigenous games in mathematics classrooms is the inability of most teachers to identify the mathematics in these games and consequently incorporate them when teaching specific mathematics content. The primary purpose of the study is therefore to analyze and show

Risk Factors Associated With Inguinal Hernia Among Males: A Case Study Of Volta Regional Hospital, Ho – Ghana | Maxwell S. Kumah  Dr. Osei Frimpong  | Researchjournali's Journal Of Mathematics | Jan,2016
An inguinal hernia can occur any time from infancy to adulthood and is much more common in males than females. The research was carried out in the Volta Regional Hospital (VRH) with the aim finding the risk factors associated with inguinal hernia (IH). A cross tabulation was first employed as

Perceived Competence And Self-regulation Among Mathematics Education Teacher Candidates In Ghana | Michael J. Nabie  | Researchjournali's Journal Of Mathematics | Jan,2016
The study investigated the perceived competence and self-regulation among mathematics education teacher candidates in one university in Ghana. A purposive sample of 324 mathematics education teacher candidates with only 319 indicating their gender (284 males and 35 females) enrolled in the Bachelors (307) and the B.Ed./Post Diploma (15) Degree programs

Epidemiology Of Diarrhoea Disease In Zimbabwe: A Spatial Perspective | Dr Evans Chazireni  | Researchjournali's Journal Of Public Health | Jan,2016
Zimbabwe faces numerous challenges of infectious diseases. These challenges are being experienced in all parts of the country. In addition, there is the problem of gross inequalities in the spatial incidence rate of such diseases which date back to the colonial era. The article examines spatial patterns (spatial epidemiology) of

Prevalence, Pattern And Socio-demographic Determinants Of Harmful Cultural Practices Against Women In Imo State, South East, Nigeria | Chukwuma B. Duru  Kevin C. Diwe  Kenechi A. Uwakwe  Irene A. Merenu  Chima O. Emerole  Chinyere M. Aguocha  Anthony C. Iwu  | Researchjournali's Journal Of Public Health | Jan,2016
Harmful practices are done deliberately by man on the body or the psyche of other human beings for no therapeutic purpose but rather for cultural or socio-conventional motives and these have harmful consequences on the health and the rights of the victims. This is to assess the prevalence, pattern and

An Evaluation Of Trans-generational Family Counselling And Family Rituals As A Hinge For Cohesive Parenting: A Case Study Of Selected Families In Kampala District | Dr. Ankwasiize Gabosya Evarist  Kiyingi Frank Pio  | Researchjournali's Journal Of Sociology | Jan,2016
The study evaluated Trans-generational family counselling and Family rituals as a hinge for cohesive parenting in Kampala District (Uganda). The research questions were: How is transgenerational family counselling practiced? What is the nature of family rituals? How does family emotional levels and family rituals impact on parenting cohesiveness? The study

Adoption Of E-procurement Technology In Uganda: Migration From The Manual Public Procurement Systems To The Internet | Dr. Arthur Ahimbisibwe (PhD)  Tusiime Wilson  Tumuhairwe Ronald  | Researchjournali's Journal Of Supply Chain Management | Jan,2016
This study examines the e-procurement practices for adoption, the willingness and readiness to adopt e-procurement and investigates the challenges to the adoption of e-procurement practices in Uganda’s Public Procuring and Disposing Entities-PDE’s. A quantitative and cross sectional survey was conducted using simple random sampling to select respondents from whom data

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