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Home > Archives > Vol 3, No 1 (2016)

Table of Contents

Articles

OPTIMIZING BUSINESS EDUCATION FOR NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT Titilayo G. Oladunjoye

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BUSINESS EDUCATION PROGRAMME IN NIGERIA: PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE IN THE 21ST CENTURY Salome Nneka Ezeani, Modupe Cecilia Ogundola

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UTILIZATION OF MODERN COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES FOR EFFECTING TEACHING OF ACCOUNTING COURSES IN COLLEGES OF EDUCATION IN ENUGU STATE Deborah Ngozi Umah, Felicia Ogonnia Nwokike

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AN ASSESSMENT OF THE CONTINUED RELEVANCE OF THE SECRETARIAL PROFESSION IN ERA AGE OF OFFICE TECHNOLOGY L. F. Ademiluyi

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FACILITIES FOR STIMULATING THE TEACHING OF NEW TECHNOLOGIES IN BUSINESS EDUCATION AS PERCEIVED BY LECTURERS IN UNIVERSITIES IN SOUTH-SOUTH NIGERIA Okoro Ewomaoghene Patience

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ETHICAL ISSUES IN THE USAGE OF NEW TECHNOLOGIES AMONG STUDENTS OF BUSINESS EDUCATION IN TERTIARY INSTITUTIONS Titiloye Kehinde Ademola, Muhammad Adamu Ahmad

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BUSINESS EDUCATION STUDENTS' ASSESSMENT OF UTILIZATION OF E-LEARNING SOFTWARE FACILITIES FOR SKILL ACQUISITION, IN COLLEGES OF EDUCATION O. Miller, J. O. Nwaekete, N. Akiti

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INCORPORATING PERSONAL MOBILE PHONES AND SOCIAL MEDIA IN TEACHING AND LEARNING OF OFFICE TECHNOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT EDUCATION SUBJECTS Rose N. Onwuachu

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INTEGRATING NEW TECHNOLOGIES FOR IMPROVING THE BUSINESS EDUCATION CURRICULUM IN TERTIARY INSTITUTIONS IN IMO STATE Patricia C. Iwu

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USE OF NEW TECHNOLOGIES IN THE INSTRUCTIONAL DELIVERY OF BUSINESS EDUCATION: THE PERCEPTIONS OF BUSINESS EDUCATORS IN TERTIARY INSTITUTIONS IN RIVERS STATE B. E. Okoli, Sampson Owazuaka Wagbara

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ASSESSMENT OF THE USAGE OF NEW TECHNOLOGIES IN THE TEACHING AND LEARNING OF BUSINESS EDUCATION PROGRAMME IN COLLEGES OF EDUCATION IN DELTA STATE K. C. Ekwue, M. N. Anyaegbunam, Alfa Okpanachi

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APPLICATION OF ASYNCHRONOUS INSTRUCTIONAL STRATEGIES IN TEACHING AND LEARNING OF BUSINESS EDUCATION PROGRAMMES IN COLLEGES OF EDUCATION IN SOUTH EAST NIGERIA Chika Madu Ile, Chinyere Genevive Odimmega, Okike Nwadiuko Azu

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EFFECT OF JUST-IN-TIME TEACHING METHOD ON THE ACHIEVEMENT OF MALE AND FEMALE BUSINESS STUDIES STUDENTS IN SECONDARY SCHOOLS Judith Ogechi Enwere

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CONSTRUCTIVIST APPROACHES: AN EMERGING PARADIGM FOR THE TEACHING AND LEARNING OF BUSINESS EDUCATION Lawrence E. Ekpenyong

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EFFECTS OF DIALOGIC METHOD OF TEACHING ON STUDENTS’ ACHIEVEMENT IN MARKETING IN COLLEGES OF EDUCATION IN DELTA STATENIGERIA Simiku Helen Nwalado, Patricia O. Oru

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ASSESSMENT OF BUSINESS STUDIES TEACHERS’ EFFECTIVENESS IN USING QUESTIONING STRATEGY IN ANAMBRA STATE SECONDARY SCHOOLS A. C. Okoye

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TERTIARY INSTITUTION BUSINESS EDUCATION STUDENTS’ ACCESS TO AND UTILIZATION OF AVAILABLE INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY (ICT) RESOURCES FOR LEARNING IN EDO STATE Comfort Onaigho Nwadiani, Jane Nwakego Egbri

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BUSINESS EDUCATION AND RECOVERY OF HUMAN VALUES IN THE ERA OF INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES Anthonia Ngozi Umezulike, Joy Amechi Okeke-Ezeanyanwu, Anthonia Chinyere Okoye

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IMPACT OF INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY ON TEACHING AND LEARNING Ganiyu A. Bello, Lydia Y. Oludele, Abosede B. Ademiluyi

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INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY CHALLENGES IN OFFICE TECHNOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT OPTION OF BUSINESS EDUCATION PROGRAMME Blessing Nwaiwu, Lucy U Dikeocha, Joy N. Onwuagboke, Ifeoma Ikwugbado

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POWERPOINT COMPETENCIES REQUIREDD BY OFFICE TECHNOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT LECTURERS IN SOUTHEAST GEOPOLITICAL ZONE OF NIGERIA FOR EFFICIENT ADAPTATION TO THE EMERGING METHODOLOGIES Basil O Nwosu, Alice N.C. Mbaezue

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CURRENT ISSUES AFFECTING THE DEVELOPMENT OF BUSINESS EDUCATION IN NIGERIAN TERTIARY INSTITUTIONS Bibiana Ngozi Nwabufo, Joshua Sule Mamman

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FUNCTIONAL APPROACHES TO ICT COURSESIN BUSINESS EDUCATION: A RECIPE FOR PRODUCING EFFICIENT GRADUATES Juliet Olise, Ewarawon Ulisan

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INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY COMPETENCIES REQUIRED BY LECTURERS FOR THE REALIZATION OF THE OBJECTIVES OF BUSINESS EDUCATION IN NIGERIA Godstime Ajie-Uche, Precious D. A. Jumbo

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AWARENESS AND UTILIZATION OF ICT IN LEARNING AMONG BUSINESS EDUCATION STUDENTS IN TERTIARY INSTITUTIONS IN RIVERS STATE Boma Isabella Dambo, Benneth Akiebie Uranta

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EXTENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL CONSTRAINTS TO EFFECTIVE USE OF COMPUTER ASSISTED INSTRUCTION AMONG BUSINESS EDUCATORS IN TERTIARY INSTITUTIONS IN ANAMBRA STATE Constance I. Okoli, Josephat N. Onyeagba

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CHALLENGES OF DISTANCE LEARNING: IMPLICATION FOR BUSINESS EDUCATION Olufunke Abiola Ezeonwurie

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DISTANCE LEARNING/E-LEARNING CONCEPTUAL LEVEL BY BUSINESS EDUCATORS AND BUSINESS EDUCATION STUDENTS Oladele Nathaniel Olaniyi

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DISTANCE LEARNING AND THE CHANGING ROLE OF THE TEACHER Comfort Chimezie Okolocha, Emilia O. Nwaokwa

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DYNAMISM OF THE SOCIETY: THE NEED FOR EVALUATION IN BUSINESS EDUCATION Asuquo Edet Effiong, Comfort Idongesit Charles

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FORMATIVE ASSESSMENT: IMPROVING TEACHING AND LEARNING BUSINESS EDUCATION IN NIGERIAN UNIVERSITIES Nneka Charity Emeasoba

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HUMAN AND MATERIAL NEEDS ASSESSMENT FOR EFFECTIVE TEACHING/LEARNING OF BUSINESS STUDIES IN JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN KWARA STATE Salami L. Olumide

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RETHINKING TEACHING IN BUSINESS EDUCATION WITH CURRENT TRENDS IN TECHNOLOGY Pauline Egberanmwen Ehirheme, Omotayo Iyiola

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BUSINESS EDUCATION AND SOCIAL VICES ALLEVIATION Ugonwa F. Nwogu, Chinwe S. Oguejiofor

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DOMICILIATION STATUS OF ACCOUNTING COURSES OFFERED IN BUSINESS EDUCATION DEPARTMENT OF SELECTED TERTIARY INSTITUTIONS IN THE SOUTH EAST OF NIGERIA Nonye Azih, Emezanena Fredrick Idele

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ICT COMPETENCIES REQUIRED FOR SUCCESS AS PERCEIVED BY BUSINESS CENTER OPERATORS IN DELTA STATE Samuel Ikelegbe

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ATTITUDES OF BUSINESS EDUCATION STUDENTS TOWARDS THE USE OF LIBRARIES IN COLLEGES OF EDUCATION IN ANAMBRA STATE Juliet N. Victor-Igwe, Edna I. Baba, Charity U. Iwuoha

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EFFECTS OF TECHNOLOGY ON SECRETARIAL EDUCATION STUDENTS’ PERFORMANCE IN SOFTWARE APPLICATION Godwin Omoni Bupo

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