Vol. 3 No. 3 (2025)

Articles

• Articles

  Bad Governance, Citizens’ Resistance and State Repression: A Study of the #EndSARS and #EndBadGovernance Protests in Nigeria

  Philip Terzungwe Vande, Emmanuel Mopa Letsuwa

  The symbiotic relationship between the state and citizens presupposes that the former is responsible for providing security, maintaining law and order, and ensuring the welfare of the latter. Yet, recurring years of failed promises, bad governance and economic hardship have led to citizens’…

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  Guiding Generation Alpha: A Collaborative Teacher-pairing Model across Generations in IB MYP Classrooms

  Mabihi Shuping

  This paper discusses an intergeneration co-teaching model to tackle the issue of device use distraction by Generation Alpha students within a Middle Years Program (MYP) of a Chinese International Baccalaureate (IB) school. The research suggests matching a young tech-savvy teacher with an old-style…

  View Article → 13-24
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  Absence of Changing Rooms and Its Implications on Practical Physical Education Lessons in Senior High Schools in Ghana

  Daniel Amoah-Oppong, Boakye Acheampong, Michael Appiah, Stephen Baidoo

  This qualitative study examines how the lack of changing rooms affects the practical physical education classes in senior high schools in Ghana. This study was conducted in the Eastern region of Ghana, involving 26 students and 10 physical education teachers who participated in semi-structured…

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  Smallpox in the Punjab: The role of Indigenous Vaccinators, 1900-1928.

  Olusola Bamidele Ojo, Huma Pervaiz, Tahir Kamran

  Variola virus causes smallpox characterized by debilitating scarring, pustules, and deaths with a mortality rate of 30%. It has shaped the trajectory of kingdoms, cultures, and economies. It has ravaged mankind for 3000 years and was responsible for over 300million deaths globally in the 20th…

  View Article → 34-42
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  The Reading Performance of Grade I Learners through Targeted Early Reading Interventions

  Renante M. Avergonzado, Clarissa C. Polinar

  This study investigates the impact of various reading approaches on the reading performance of Grade I pupils in the San Miguel District, Bohol, Philippines. The primary objective is to examine how different teaching interventions influence reading skills, specifically phonemic awareness, reading…

  View Article → 43-52
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  INFLUENCE DE LA VARIABILITE DES PARAMETRES CLIMATIQUE SUR LA PRODUCTION DU MANIOC DANS L ARRONDISEMENT DE NTUI AU CENTRE DU CAMEROUN

  Chanceline NGUEKEU, Joseph Armathé AMOUGOU

  In the Ntui district, cassava production is socially and economically important activity for the population, but it is very affected by the dynamics of climatic parameters. Given this observation, we wanted above all to demonstrate the evidence of the dynamics of climatic parameters in this area…

  View Article → 53-64
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  Ethical and Psychological Implications of Artificial Intelligence in Mental Health Counselling Practices in Tertiary Institutions in Bayelsa State

  Bodisere Juliet Teibowei

  The study investigated the ethical and psychological implications of using artificial intelligence (AI) in mental health counselling practices in tertiary institutions in Bayelsa State. Guided by a descriptive survey research design, the study sought to examine the ethical concerns counsellors…

  View Article → 65-71
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  Examining the Obstacles and Incentives for Consistent Aerobic Exercise among Adolescents: An In-depth Study of Personal, Social, and Environmental Influences from a Global Perspective

  Laureta DERHEMI, FATBARDHA KOVACI

  Adolescent physical activity levels are alarmingly low, with only 15% meeting the recommended guidelines of 60 minutes daily. Understanding the complex barriers and motivators influencing exercise behavior is vital for designing effective interventions. This study examined individual, social, and…

  View Article → 73-92
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  A CHAT lens on schools’ leadership and intercultural collaboration in a Chinese International school

  Mabihi Shuping

  This study investigates the dual leadership framework of Chinese international schools through the lens of Cultural-Historical Activity Theory (CHAT). It analyses the interactions between local and expatriate leaders and the impact of these interactions on intercultural relationships and how they…

  View Article → 93-103
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  Teachers Perceptions on the Low Performance of Secondary Level Mathematics Students in Nepal: A Narrative Inquiry

  Sachin Poudel

  Though the concerned authorities are trying to improve the results of secondary-level mathematics students, the performance of students in mathematics is decreasing per year. So, this research aims to find out the factors in decreasing the results of mathematics students through the narrative of…

  View Article → 104-121
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  Public Policy Implementation Challenges in Bangladesh: A Governance Perspective

  Thouhidul Hasan, Maruf Hasan

  This paper outlines sequential issues of governance with regard to the execution of a public policy in Bangladesh. However, despite the impressive development in certain economic policies in line with SDGs, Vision 2041, and Delta Plan 2100, there is a huge gap between policy development and…

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