Nigeria Journal of Education, Health And Technology Research Vol 7

     Nigeria Journal of Education, Health and Technology Research (NJEHETR) is an exceptional interdisciplinary academic Journal. It aims at linking research findings in Health, Environment, Science and Technology to the improvement and development of Education in Nigeria and abroad. The Journal considers for publication scholarly and well researched articles, viewpoints and reports on current issues from other related fields that will enhance academic development. The knowledge, creative ideas and skills provided by seasoned contributors to this Journal will in no small measure help to enhance sustainable improvement in the quality and development of all aspects of life and learning environment.

ATTITUDINAL EFFECTS OF BENEFICIARIES INVOLVEMENT ON LAGOS STATE EMPOWERMENT AND RESOURCES NETWORK PROGRAMME IN CATERING SKILLS.

ADEBISI, T.T, OPALEKE D.O, UNOMAH, E.H............................................................................................ 1

 INFLUENCES OF INTER-PARENTAL AGGRESSION ON THEIR CHILDREN IN GADUMO VILLAGE OF LOKOJA L.G.A.

OBUTE, E. AND IDEGE, D.E...................................................................................................... 9

EDUCATION, SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY FOR A HEALTHY, SAFE AND FRIENDLY ENVIRONMENT

PROFESSOR (MRS). B.O.OGONOR................................................................................... 18

INDUSTRIALIZATION, THE WHEEL OF PROGRESS? AN ANALYTICAL DISCUSS VIS-À-VIS THE NIGERIAN ROUTE

PROF. EZE T.I. AND CHRIS-OBEY, O.F .................................................................................................... 24

HUMAN CAPITAL DEVELOPMENT IN OFFICE TECHNOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT: CHALLENGES AND PROSPECTS

ABIMBOLA OLUNIKE ADEGBENJO AND SUNDAY EBHODAGHE AKASI..................................................... 32

PERCEPTION OF TECHNICAL AND VOCATIONAL EDUCATION STAFF ON USE OF HANDHELD TECHNOLOGY DEVICES FOR ACADEMIC ACTIVITIES IN TERTIARY INSTITUTIONS IN NIGERIA.

EFUWAPE, BAMIDELE MICHAEL AND ABIMBOLA, ADEBIMPE FALALI..................................................... 43

EFFECTIVENESS OF TELE-TEACHING IN CREATING AWARENESS ON HIV/AIDS AMONG ADOLESCENTS WITH SEVERE HEARING IMPAIRMENT IN NIGERIA.

CHRISTOPHER M. VANDEH (Ph.D) & DAKAT JOSHUA HAZO................................................................... 51

ASSURED SAFE CATERING (ASC), AN EASIER SYSTEM FOR FOOD SAFETY IN NIGERIA

KAYODE SOMORIN & PROF. E.E. UKO-AVIOMOH................................................................................. 58

REFLECTIONS OF CHILD-FRIENDLY SCHOOLS POLICY IN PRIMARY SCHOOL CURRICULUM IMPLEMENTATION IN IJEBU ODE, OGUN STATE, NIGERIA

ALADE, IBIWUMI A. PH.D & ADEDIRAN, YINKA O. ................................................................................ 64

HEALTH ISSUES OF SILICOSIS DISEASE: IMPLICATION FOR WORKPLACE HEALTH PROMOTION

OMAKA-AMARI LOIS NNENNA..................................................................................... 76

CHALLENGES OF THE IMPLEMENTATION OF SCHOOL BASED ASSESSMENT IN THE UNIVERSAL BASIC EDUCATION PROGRAMME

UYIGUE, AMEN VALENTINE* AND DR OMOROGIUWA, KINGSLEY OSAMEDE........................................ 84

EFFECT OF WHEAT (TRITICUM SPP), RICE BRAN (ORYZA SATIVA) AND BAMBARA GROUNDNUT (VIGNA SUBTERRANEAN (L) VERDE) COMPOSITE FLOUR BREAD ON THE SERUM CHOLESTEROL AND WEIGHT PATTERN OF ALBINO RATS

*OLAITAN, NGOZI INNOCENTIA, IOMBOR, THEOPHILUS TERHEMBA. AND ADANU, QUEEN.................. 92

THE CHALLENGES OF LEADERSHIP AND QUALITY ASSURANCE IN THE NIGERIAN SCHOOL SYSTEM

DR. V.O. IGBINEWEKA

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CHALLENGES OF NEW TECHNOLOGY IN THE TRAINING OF OFFICE TECHNOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT EDUCATORS

GRACE OLUFUNKE FADARE (MABEN).................................................................................................. 103

KNOWLEDGE OF SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASES (STDs) AND SEXUAL PRACTICES AMONG UNDERGRADUATES OF TAI SOLARIN UNIVERSITY OF EDUCATION, OGUN STATE

WOJUADE FUNMILAYO O, SALAMI LILIAN I, AMANZE SUSAN M AND MERE DIANA O........................... 112

CONSEQUENCES OF PARENTS-ADOLESCENTS’ CONFLICTS ON ADOLESCENTS’ SELF DEVELOPMENT IN MAKURDI METROPOLIS

OBUTE, E.E. AND OLABE, J................................................................................................. 121

NIGER DELTA DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION (NDDC) PROJECTS EXECUTION: A PANACEA FOR PEACE AND DEVELOPMENT IN DELTA SOUTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT

MRS. OKOH CAROLYN U.............................................................................................. 131

ASSESSMENT OF RESOURCE INPUTS INTO ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC TRADES IN OGUN STATE TECHNICAL COLLEGES

SHODEINDE, ABIDEMI O. & YISA, M. A.............................................................................................. 147

INFLUENCE OF INSTRUCTIONAL RESOURCES ON STUDENTS’ ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT IN BASIC TECHNOLOGY IN JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN EDO STATE.

ABUSOMWAN SUNDAY BELLO & AIGBEDION GABRIEL OSAGIE ........................................................... 162

EVALUATION OF CUSTOMER CARE PRACTICES IN SOME SELECTED HOTELS FOR A SAFE AND HEALTHY ENVIRONMENT

AKANO, RACHAEL. A., OWOSANYA, OMOTOLA. M., ABIMBOLA, ADEBIMPE. F. & EKO, MARVIN. E……170             

COMPETENCY BASED TEACHER EDUCATION (CBTE): A TRAINING MODULE FOR IMPROVING KNOWLEDGE COMPETENCIES FOR TECHNICAL AND VOCATIONAL EDUCATION TEACHERS IN NIGERIA

EGBITA UGBALU. ATTAOCHU, AND KANU JUDITH A. …………………………………………………………………………179            

ENHANCEMENT OF NATURAL CONVECTION HEAT TRANSFER THROUGH CIRCULAR PERFORATIONS IN TRIANGULAR FIN PROFILE

ODUMOSU, ODUMUYIWA A.FADAIRO, O.O.........................................................................................189

INFLUENCE OF MATERNAL EDUCATION ON NUTRITIONAL STATUS OF PRE-SCHOOL CHILDREN IN ILORIN WEST LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, KWARA STATE.

GBADEBO, CHRISTIANA.T. , ABRAHAM, MOJI .O & ADEBAYO, BALIQEES.A…………………………………………197

IMPROVING NUTRITIONAL KNOWLEDGE THROUGH THE USE OF INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY (ICT)

OMOREGBEE I. IMATITIKUA, AMEN-CAS-OGIEGBEAN & OBASIGIE O. IRENE………………………..…………….209

DETERMINANTS FACTORS INFLUENCING UTILIZATION OF NIGERIAN VERITABLE WAX AND INDIGENOUS WOVEN FABRICS AMONG HOMEMAKERS IN SOUTHWEST, NIGERIA.

ADEBISI, T.T. AND ABDUL-KADIR, S.O …………………………………………………………..……………………………………214

ATTITUDINAL DISPOSITION OF UNDERGRADUATES TOWARDS SECRET CULT PRACTICES IN UNIVERSITY OF BENIN: IMPLICATIONS FOR BEHAVIOURAL COUNSELLING

ALUTU, A.N.G. PH.D. & OJIYI CHIKA PATRICK…………………………………………………………………………………….223

NON-GOVERNMENT ORGANISATIONS AND THE SUSTIABLE EMPOWERMENT OF WOMEN RURAL DWELLS ON ETI-OSA COMMUNITY, LAGOS STATE, NIGERIA.

Oyekunle Oyalani, Ph.D…………………………………………………….……………..232

UNIVERSITY-INDUSTRY PARTNERSHIP AND NIGERIAN GRADUATE EMPLOYABILITY IN LABOUR MARKET

OBADARA, OLABANJI E. (PH.D.) & LEMO, OLUSIJI O. (PH.D.)…………………………………………..…………………..240

 UTILISING THE CONTEXT, INPUT, PROCESS, AND PRODUCT (CIPP) EVALUATION MODEL AS A COMPREHENSIVE FRAMEWORK FOR EVALUATING PEACE AND DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS IN NIGERIA

DR. OPATEYE, JOHNSON AYODELE…………………………………………………………..…….250

UNDERSTANDING THE BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT AS KEY FACTOR IN THE SUCCESS OF BUSINESS FIRMS

ADEBAYO, ADEBOLA ADEMOLA………………………………………………………………..……263

FREQUENT BUILDING AND STRUCTURE COLLAPSE IN NIGERIA; AFTERMATH OF THE EXTRACTIVE INDUSTRIES ACTIVITY

EMMANUEL, BOLAJI H., AGBONLAHOR, NOBLE N. AND EDO, TAIWO M……………………………………………...274

 MATHEMATICS TEACHING FOR PEACE AND NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT IN FOCUS

DR. SAMSON SUNDAY AFOLABI…………………………………………………………….282

 AN ASSESSMENT OF RESIDENT’S COPING MECHANISMS TOWARDS MEETING THEIR WATER NEEDS IN EKPOMA, EDO-STATE, NIGERIA.

UNUIGBOJE, E. AUGUSTINE & ORIAKHI HENRY …………………………………………………………………………..………288

 LECTURERS’ PERCEPTION OF COMPUTER-ASSISTED LEARNING IN ENHANCING PRACTICAL COMPETENCE OF STUDENTS IN TECHNICAL-BASED PROGRAMMES OF HIGHER EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS IN EDO STATE

OKOYE, K.R.E & CHRIS-ABEY, O. F………………………………………………………………………..299

 NUTRITIONAL IMPORTANCE OF SOME INDIGENOUS NUTS IN THE DIETS OF ADULTS

UNUIGBOJE, E. AUGUSTINE & ORIAKHI HENRY …………………………………………………………………………….…….311

 STAFF TRAINING SKILLS NEEDED FOR BUSINESS EDUCATORS’ JOB PERFORMANCE IN TERTIARY INSTITUTIONS IN EDO AND DELTA STATES

IYAMU EWEMADE Ph.D & ONAGHISE AUGUSTINA CHUKWUDI (MRS) ………………………………………………..321

 IMPACT OF COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY APPLICATION ON TEACHING AND LEARNING AMONG ADULT LEARNERS IN BENIN METROPOLIS.

PROF F.E.O. OMORUYI & FRIDAY OSARO AIRHIAVBERE………………………………………………………………………331

 AVAILABILITY AND ADEQUACY OF COMPUTER AIDED INSTRUCTION FOR THE TEACHING OF ELECTRICAL TECHNOLOGY COURSES AT COLLEGES OF EDUCATION IN LAGOS STATE

DAVID OMOH & DR BAKARE JIMOH…………………………………………………………………337

 A SURVEY OF PRE-SERVICE TEACHERS’ LEVEL OF READINESS FOR TECHNOLOGY INTEGRATION IN BUSINESS EDUCATION

J. OWOLABI, OWOLABI J.I, OLANIPEKUN P.O & OSANYINRO B.J…………………………………………………….…..345