Journal of Education, Health and Technology Research (JEHERT) 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 to all aspects of life and learning environment.
PERFORMANCE OF IMPROVED MAIZE CULTIVAR AS INFLUENCED BY COMPOST RATES AND POPULATION DENSITIES OF SWEET POTATO IN MAIZE/SWEET POTATO INTERCROP IN THE RAINFOREST-SAVANNAH ZONE OF NIGERIA
Atayese' M.O, Sakariyawo O.S, Oyekanmi A.A, Lawal I.O, Aderibigbe S.G, Adeyemi O.R. .................................................... 1
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CLASSROOM ENVIRONMENT AND SECONDARYSCHOOL STUDENTS’ PERFORMANCE IN AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE IN BAUCHI METROPOLIS
Abdulhamid, Auwal .......................................................................................................................................................................... 10
PARTICIPANTS’ ASSESSMENT OF CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAMMES IN EDO STATE, NIGERIA.
Tajudeen Akanji and Mabel Oyitso ................................................................................................................................................ 19
EFFECTS OF EXTREME RAINS ON AGRICULTURAL ACTIVITIES IN KADUNA METROPOLIS AND EN RONS
J. K. Aremu ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 24
THROUGHPUT OPTIMIZATION IN A PRIORITY BASED CDMA SYSTEM VIA POWER CONTROL
Abonyi D.O & Nwadike M.I ............................................................................................................................................................. 30
THE INTERFERENCE OF PIDGIN ENGLISH ON THE CONVENTIONAL ENGLISH AMONGST SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL STUDENTS IN EDO STATE
Alufohai, P. J. and Iduseri A. ........................................................................................................................................................... 38
JOB SATISFACTION AMONG ACADEMIC STAFF OF ADAMAWA STATE COLLEGE OF EDUCATION, HONG
Ibrahim Yerima Gwalem .................................................................................................................................................................. 44
INTEGRATION OF EFFECTIVE SAFETY STRATEGIES IN VOCATIONAL AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION (VTE) SCHOOLS' WORKSHOPS TO ENSURE SAFE WORKING ENVIRONMENT
Ahmad A. D. ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 49
GLOBAL FOOD CRISIS: CAUSES, EFFECTS AND STRATEGIES FOR COMBATING IT
Seriki-Mosadolorun, Jummai Sekinat ............................................................................................................................................ 55
REINFORCING ENTREPRENUERSHIP EDUCATION FOR DEVELOPMENT: ACCOUNTING EDUCATION IMPERATIVE.
Ogodogun College Emuoghene ...................................................................................................................................................... 63
ENTERPRENEURSHIP EDUCATION AS A COMPONENT OF THE UNIVERSAL BASIC EDUCATION (UBE).
Onyeagwu Friday O. ......................................................................................................................................................................... 73
AN ASSESSMENT OF THE RELEVANCE OF SHORTHAND IN BUSINESS EDUCATION CURRICULUM
Jimoh-Kadiri, Sidi Osamuede (Mrs) and Ojo, Kennedy, E. ......................................................................................................... 78
REINFORCING FASHION DESIGN AND CLOTHING TECHNOLOGY FOR EFFECTIVE LEARNING AND DEVELOPMENT: CHALLENGES OF GLOBALIZATION
Mrs Erezi B. Ugbah and Mrs Azomuche, J.E.D. ............................................................................................................................ 83
A REVIEW OF THE ROLES OF HERBS AND SPICES IN ENSURING GOOD HEALTH
Asunmo Motunrayo Risikat ............................................................................................................................................................. 90
REINFORCING CLOTHING AND TEXTILES CURRICULUM FOR SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN NIGERIA: IMPLICATIONS FOR EFFECTIVE TEACHING AND LEARNING
Medinat Badmus................................................................................................................................................................ 94
REINFORCING PRIMARY EDUCATION ENVIRONMENT FOR EFFECTIVE LEARNING AND DEVELOPMENT THROUGH INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY (ICT)
Dr. (Mrs.) Idiaghe J. E ..................................................................................................................................................................... 102
ASSESSMENT OF GROUNDWATER QUALITY IN A TYPICAL URBAN SETTLEMENT IN SOUTHEASTERN NIGERIA
Ogbonnaya Igwe and Iloabachie David ...................................................................................................................................... 109
IMPROVING SCHOOL ENVIRONMENT TO ENHANCE STUDENTS’ LEARNING
Dr Joy-Telu Hamilton-Ekeke and Mr Matthew Barak N. ......................................................................................................... 118
BUILDING TECHNOLOGY EDUCATION FOR NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Mrs. Ahiante P.O Patricia .............................................................................................................................................................. 125
ACCOUNTING SKILLS: IMPLICATIONS FOR ENHANCING VOCATIONAL AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION FOR DEVELOPMENT.
Ogodogun, College Emuoghene. ................................................................................................................................................. 129
FACTORS INFLUENCING MEAL PATTERNS AMONG FAMILIES IN OKENE LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA OF KOGI STATE
Ajuluchi Chika and Uko-Aviomoh, E.E ......................................................................................................................................... 138
AWARENESS OF VITAMIN A FORTIFIED FOODS AMONG WOMEN IN ESAN WEST LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA OF EDO STATE
Dr (Mrs) B.E. Uwameiye and Dr (Mrs) E.E. Idialu ..................................................................................................................... 145
REINFORCING VOCATIONAL AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION TO ERADICATE POVERTY IN THE THIRD WORLD
Ayandokun T.O., Adegbite R.A., Abiola J.K., Akoun J.,
Tokede A.M. and Oluwalana T. ..................................................................................................................................................... 151
AN INVESTIGATION OF FACTORS THAT INFLUENCE STUDENTS ATTITUDE TOWARDS THE STUDY OF INTRODUCTORY TECHNOLOGY IN EDO STATE
Abusomwan Sunday Bello and Osuyi Sunday Oghor ................................................................................................................ 157
TOWARDS PROMOTING THE EFFECTIVE TEACHING OF SOCIAL STUDIES THROUGH THE USE OF COOPERATIVE LEARNING STRATEGY: IMPLICATIONS FOR COUNSELLING
V.E.I. Audu (Mrs) and John Egharevba ......................................................................................................................................... 164
THE ROLE OF EXERCISE IN COMBATING OBESITY; A REVIEW
Mr. Oladunmoye, A.O and Mr. Akinmusere, A.K. ................................................................................................................... 169
ENFORCING ENTREPRENEURSHIP EDUCATION THROUGH TEACHER EDUCATION IN NIGERIA.
Ebeigbe Vincent .............................................................................................................................................................................. 175
ENFORCING INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY IN EDUCATION FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF NIGERIA.
Mr. Teerah Lekpa E. and Engr. Felix Zigalobari Badom ........................................................................................................... 182
SCHOOL BULLYING AMONG SECONDARY SCHOOL STUDENTS IN BENIN CITY
Ohanaka B.I. and Okobia E.O. ....................................................................................................................................................... 187
EMPOWERMENT OF YOUTHS AND THE ROLE OF AGRICULTURE FOR SUSTAINABLE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN NIGERIA.
Imobighe, M.U. (MRS) ................................................................................................................................................................... 194
ALTERNATIVE STRATEGIES FOR REINFORCING VOCATIONAL AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION FOR DEVELOPMENT
Ehimen, Theo Ehijele ..................................................................................................................................................................... 199
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY COMMUNICATION: A THREAT TO BUSINESS EDUCATION?
Ohiwerei, Franklin Ohiole ............................................................................................................................................................. 205
CARDIOVASCULAR FITNESS: ITS HEALTH BENEFITS AND IMPLICATIONS FOR MOTOR PERFORMANCE
Efe-Aigbovo, Agharese, Alagbu Chukwubuikem Eugene and Eric Iyobo Osayande ........................................................... 210
AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION AS A STRATEGY FOR SUSTAINABLE FOOD PRODUCTION AND DEVELOPMENT
Dr. Ebenezer Okoh ......................................................................................................................................................................... 216
MOVEMENT FOR THE EMANCIPATION OF THE NIGER DELTA (MEND) AND LEGAL ISSUES IN AMNESTY: FOR FREEDOM OR FOR JUSTICE?
C.O. OKWELUM Esq ........................................................................................................................................................................ 224
STRENGTHENING WOMEN’S NON-FORMAL EDUCATION AS A MEANS OF REINFORCEMENT FOR NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT IN NIGERIA
Prince (Dr) Francis E.O. Omoruyi and Mrs. G. Abey-Fashae ................................................................................................... 235
EFFECTS OF THE ENVIRONMENT ON THE TEACHING OF FRENCH LANGUAGE IN JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOLS
Alufohai, P. J. and Otasowie, V. ................................................................................................................................................. 240
YOUTH RESTIVENESS/VIOLENCE IN THE OIL BEARING COMMUNITIES OF DELTA STATE: CAUSES, EFFECTS AND SOLUTIONS.
Eric Ideh............................................................................................................................................................................................. 245
AN EVALUATION OF THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN STUDENTS’ PERFORMANCE IN JUNIOR SECODNARY SECHOOL BASIC TECHNOLOGY AND SENIOR SECODNARY SCHOOL TECHNICAL DRAWING AND MATHEMATICS.
Osuyi Sunday Oghor and Abusomwan Sunday Bello ............................................................................................................... 253
IMPLEMENATION OF STRATEGIES FOR IMPROVING FOOD SAFETY AT HOME, SCHOOL AND THE ENVIRONMENT
Roselynd. E. Esewe and Doris. E. Ikogho..................................................................................................................................... 259
PROMOTING SKILL ACQUISITION THROUGH VOCATIONAL AND TECHINICAL EDUCATION FOR CURBING YOUTH MILLITANCY IN NIGER-DELTA AREA OF NIGERIA.
Ogundu Isaac and Omofonmwan, G.O ....................................................................................................................................... 265
