101)
The study focused on “an investigation on the relationship between fishing and academic performance of lakeshore schools inhabitants.” It was based on its objectives namely; to identify the causes of interest in fishing to the secondary school children in Entebbe Municipality, Wakiso district, To find out the effects of fishing… Continue Reading
ID: ARE0474
Pages: 55
102)
This study is about remuneration and its impact on the performance of teachers in private secondary schools in Eastern Division in Tororo, District. Poor academic performance of students in Uganda has been linked to negative attitude to work and poor teaching habits which have been attributed to poor motivation (Ofoegbu, 2004 and… Continue Reading
ID: ARE0473
Pages: 52
103)
The main aim of this study was to find out of school facilities on the academic performance of students in Kiswahili subject in Kariaini secondary school. The study used teachers and learners of the above-mentioned school. This book is made up of five chapters. Chapter one deals with the introductory part of research. It talks about the… Continue Reading
ID: ARE0472
Pages: 41
104)
This study was carried out to investigate teachers' motivation and the academic performance of students. To establish the types of motivation used in Kamuyange Parents' primary school. To determine whether the methods of motivation used to contribute to academic performance in the school. From the research study, it was evident that… Continue Reading
ID: ARE0471
Pages: 22
105)
The study was based on the effects of automatic promotion on performance of learners in primary schools in Mubende district Objectives used in the study were: o To identify the problems as a result of automatic promotion policy o To establish the response of teachers on automatic policy • To establish the appropriate measure to correct… Continue Reading
ID: ARE0470
Pages: 49
106)
The purpose of the study was to assess the contribution of rice farming to household income and food security in the Doho sub-county Butalejja District. The cross-sectional method was used in the study. The survey sample consisted of 50 respondents all of who hailed from rice growers. These were selected using a random sampling method.… Continue Reading
ID: ARE0469
Pages: 46
107)
The study was carried out to examine the effects of teachers' attitudes towards learners in the teaching and learning of sciences. The study was guided by a number of objectives which were to identify teachers' behaviors or actions that encourages learners to pursue sciences, to establish Teachers' behaviors or actions that discourages… Continue Reading
ID: ARE0468
Pages: 48
108)
The purpose of the study was to investigate on low enrolment in preschool in Sikhendu Zone, Kimilili Division, Kimilili District in Kenya The objectives were: 111 To establish causes to low enrolment in pre-schools. 111 To establish contribution of the government on low enrolment in me-schools. 111 To establish the strategies put in place… Continue Reading
ID: ARE0467
Pages: 46
109)
The problem of the study is to find out and compare the causes of dropout among boys in secondary schools in Namutumba District, Namutumba Central Kangulumo Warc4 and recommend intervention measures and further studies to emulate the same. The phenomenon has severe negative consequences on boys and society in terms of economic, social,… Continue Reading
ID: ARE0466
Pages: 57
110)
The purpose of this study was to investigate the causers of poverty and school drop out of students selected in schools in Rukiri Ibanda, District, Uganda. The specific objectives of the study were to find out the cause of school dropout, to find out the impact of poverty on school dropout andart establish solutions to the school dropout… Continue Reading
ID: ARE0465
Pages: 65
111)
The study on the impact of strikes on the academic performance of students was carried out in the selected secondary schools in Kabarnet division, Baringo iistrict-Kenya. The objectives of the study were; to find out the effects of strikes and academic performance of secondary School students in selected schools of (abeyit secondary… Continue Reading
ID: ARE0464
Pages: 47
112)
The government since independence has tried to provide basic education to all in an endeavour to solve problems of illiteracy and ignorance with some degree of success. With coming to power of the N.A.R.C, government in 2002, F.P.E (Free Primary Education) was introduced The number of pupils increased as compared to earlier years and the… Continue Reading
ID: ARE0463
Pages: 44
113)
The study investigated into by the effects of alcoholism on academic performance in schools. The study was guided by specific objectives that included; determining the causes of alcoholism, to identify effects of alcoholism on academic performance and to establish rthe elationship between academic performance and alcoholism. The research… Continue Reading
ID: ARE0462
Pages: 42
114)
The rationale of the research is to focus on the attitudes of teachers integrating intellectually handicapped children with the non-handicapped in their classes. The purpose of the study is to investigate the attitudes of teachers towards teaching learners who are mentally retarded, The study will pave the way to other future researchers… Continue Reading
ID: ARE0461
Pages: 44
115)
The study was carried out to find out whether Contract a Ward affects service performance in the Public sector of Uganda. The study was carried out in KCCA which lies in the Central region of Uganda. While collecting my data, I used questionnaire and interview guides as the methods of collecting data. A total of 40 respondents was… Continue Reading
ID: ARE0460
Pages: 62
116)
This study of the impacts of free primary education on early childhood development has five chapters. The study is to analyze how the introduction of free primary education has affected early childhood development in schools or in their education, psychologically, socially, emotionally, and physically. Chapter one gives the background… Continue Reading
ID: ARE0459
Pages: 63
117)
Addressing the psycho-social support service which is being provided at Ntinda child's development center. Psychosocial problems facing orphans have been a particular concern of many counties in Africa. The study examined the psycho-social support services in the promotion and protection of the right to help orphans in the national… Continue Reading
ID: ARE0458
Pages: 59
118)
After realizing that truancy was very common the researcher made an effort to undertake a study on how truancy affected the academic performance of the learners. The researcher also wanted to identify other effects, causes underlying the behavior, and above all the intervention measures to be taken to curb truancy. To achieve the above… Continue Reading
ID: ARE0457
Pages: 53
119)
The purpose of this study was to investigate the causes of poverty and school dropout of students selected in schools in Busia Municipality Busia District, Uganda. The specific objectives of the study were to find out the cause of school dropout, to find out the impact of poverty on school dropout, and establish solutions to the school… Continue Reading
ID: ARE0456
Pages: 67
120)
Teacher motivation has become an important issue given their responsibility to impart knowledge and skills to learners. Consequently, this report is a study carried out in Entebbe municipality, in Wakiso district which aimed at studying the relationship between teacher motivation and academic performance of pupils in Universal Primary… Continue Reading
ID: ARE0455
Pages: 52
121)
The study conducted in the Makindye Division in the areas of Munyono, Bunga, Kansanga, Kabalagala and Namuwongo aimed at establishing the relationship between Infrastructure development and economic growth by first establishing the level of infrastructure development, level of growth and the effects on the growth as the study objectives.… Continue Reading
ID: ARE0454
Pages: 51
122)
CHAPTER ONE 1.0 Introduction This chapter provides the background and the setting required to put the research problem in proper context 1.1 Background of the study History In African traditional society sexual immorality was rare. This is because, one committing adultery, engaging in nay kind of immorality was heavily punished Traditionally, the… Continue Reading
ID: ARE0453
Pages: 31
123)
The researcher intends to find out the impact of deviant behavior on academic performance of secondary school students in makindye division, Kampala district Uganda. This research has not been done before so the researcher hopes to get better solutions to be used by stakeholders to solve the challenges. the researcher conducted his… Continue Reading
ID: ARE0452
Pages: 40
124)
The title of the study is the impact of early marriages on the academic performance of the girl child in Mbale municipality, Mbale district, Uganda; it was intended to investigate the effect of early marriages on the performance of the girls in education. The report is made up of five chapters, chapter one deals with the introduction,… Continue Reading
ID: ARE0451
Pages: 46
125)
The purpose of this study was to investigate the impact of IllV/AIDS on the education sector in Kenya. The specific objectives of the study were to identify the effect of strategies for addressing HJV/AIDS prevention within the education sector; and to examine the extent to which these strategies are implemented and the obstacles… Continue Reading
ID: ARE0450
Pages: 48
