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Contemporary Journal of Education and Development

(CJED)
ISSN (Print): 6315-4021 | ISSN (Online): 2836-8207
3.71
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11
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712+
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📄 Contemp. J. Educ. Dev. — Volume 3, Issue 12 (2023)
Contemporary Journal of Education and Development  |  Volume 3, Issue 12  |  2023  |  4 Articles
Open Access Double-Blind Peer Reviewed ISSN: 2836-8207 (Online)
📋 Articles — Volume 3, Issue 12
Research Article Pages 1-9
Article 1 of 4

CAUSES AND CONSEQUENCES OF EXAMINATION MISSING SCRIPTS AMONGST UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS OF NNAMDI AZIKIWE UNIVERSITY, AWKA

This study examined Causes and Consequences of Examination missing Scripts amongst Undergraduate Students of Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka. Two research questions guided the study; descriptive survey research design was adopted for the study. The population of the study was 6092…

Research Article Pages 10-19
Article 2 of 4

EXPOSITORY REVIEW OF FLIPPED CLASSROOM MODEL: AN INNOVATIVE TEACHING APPROACH FOR UNIVERSITIES IN NIGERIA

The study was an expository review of flipped classroom model: An innovative teaching approach for universities in Nigeria. The concept of teaching and teaching models, flipped classroom methods/model and some prospects of flipped classroom model of teaching were discussed and…

Research Article Pages 20-29
Article 3 of 4

SITUATIONAL ANALYSIS FOR CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT AND CLASSROOM MANAGEMENT IN UNDERGRADUATE TEACHER EDUCATION PRACTICE IN NIGERIA

The paper is an exploration of situational analysis for curriculum development and classroom management in undergraduate teacher education practice in Nigeria. The concept of situational analysis, curriculum development, teacher education and classroom management were discussed extensively. Again, the importance of…

Research Article Pages 30-40
Article 4 of 4

PRESIDENTIAL AMNESTY PROGRAMME IN THE NIGER DELTA: 14 YEARS OF CONFLICT MANAGEMENT OR ORGANIZED STATE CRIME?

After years of apparent neglect and poverty, the Niger Delta people responded through an organized struggle against the Nigerian state. In fact, between 2005 and 2009, Nigeria faced a daunting security challenge from Niger Delta militia groups that engaged in…

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