Vol. 3 No. 2 (2025)

Articles

• Articles

  Balancing Innovation and Integrity: A Critical Analysis of Academic Writing in the AI Era

  Mabihi Shuping

  This paper critically unravels the phenomenon of academic writing in the contemporary era of artificial intelligence (AI). This is as recent advances in AI have made inroads into academic discourse. With AI tools transforming the way we perform research, analyse data, and even write, it is…

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  Optimizing School Facilities to Enhance Learning Outcomes among Secondary School Students in Bayelsa State

  Omemu Felix

  This study adopted a descriptive survey design, involving a total of 1,500 participants, which included 50 school principals and 1,450 teachers. The sample was selected using simple random sampling techniques. Data related to the research questions were analyzed using frequency counts,…

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  Artificial Intelligence in Higher Education: The Effectiveness of ChatGPT from the Perspective of Islamic University Students in Kushtia, Bangladesh.

  Sohan Hossain, Shohail Islam, Tabassum Taskin, Sakib Hossain, Nripom Gain

  This study investigates the effectiveness of ChatGPT-an AI chatbot-from the viewpoint of Islamic University students in Kushtia, Bangladesh. It studies how ChatGPT impacts their academic performance, engagement, and learning outcomes. A mixed-method approach was employed; surveys were conducted…

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  The Decline of the Ottoman Hegemony and the Diplomatic Strategies of the Republic of Turkey: A Message to the Contemporary World

  Kawsar Mia, Jarin Tasnim Prepa, Abul Khayer

  This research investigates what historical events and the causes that are responsible for the Ottoman’s decline. This paper outlines the path to how Turkey was able to conduct its foreign policy successfully after establishing the Republic of Turkey from the Ottoman Empire, more precisely, on the…

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  Effects of Socio-Economic Factors on Academic Performance of Students in Islamic Senior High School in Sagnarigu Municipality

  James Kwame Mahama, Simon Alhassan Iddrisu, Fatima Yakubu

  This study aimed to investigate the influence of socioeconomic factors on the academic performance of students at Tamale Islamic Science Senior High School. Grounded in a positivist philosophical paradigm, the research adopted a quantitative approach and regression analysis. Structured…

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  Philosopy of Education and Effective Quality Assurance Monitoring Challenges in Secondary Schools in Osun State

  ADENIGBAGBAE Henry Adeloye, QUAYE Modupe Regina, SUNDAY Olusugo Elijah

  Philosophy of education is worried about basic assessment of thoughts, issues, Projects and issues in schooling. One way to critically examine school activities in order to maintain standard in all aspects of the school system is through quality assurance monitoring. Through the National Policy on…

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  Am I Allergic to the Test? A Qualitative Phenomenological Approach

  Roben Jr. D Adjadan

  Test anxiety is a prevalent issue affecting students' academic performance and overall well-being. This study, titled Am I Allergic to the Test? , explores the experiences of third-year Bachelor of Secondary Education students majoring in Technology and Livelihood Education (BSED-TLE) at Davao…

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  Student Support Services Satisfaction as Correlate to School Promotion Inclination: Basis for Services Enhancement Program

  Samuel Cadano

  This study investigated in-campus residing students' experiences with student support services (SSS) and school promotion inclination within Seventh Day Adventist (SDA) academies. A survey assessed satisfaction with SSS (overall and by dimension) and school promotion inclination. Most respondents…

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  Examining the Determinants of Substance Use among Senior High School Students in Ghana in the Tamale Metropolis

  James Kwame Mahama, Alhassan Lukman Chinto, Amadu Abudu

  This study investigated the prevalence of substance use and factors that influence substance use among Senior High School (SHS) Students at Tamale Metropolis in the Northern Region of Ghana. The philosophical orientation for this study was positivism and the research approach used was…

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  Do Administrative Reforms Improve Public Service Delivery? Institutional Evidence from Bangladesh

  Md. Razibul Islam

  The study explores the role of administrative reforms in enhancing the delivery of public services in Bangladesh with respect to Annual Performance Agreement (APA), e-government portals and the Health Sector Performance Management System (PMS) in central offices, regulatory offices and…

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