iosr-JRME   Volume-11 ~ Issue-3 ~ May – June 2021

Abstract: Change has been the only constant event in the world; rapid change from the social structure of the society to the meager social institutions therein. Over the years, academic libraries have witnessed tremendous change also. From change in the way the libraries operate to even change in the learning environment provided by academic libraries. The focus of this research is to look at the impact of space in aiding study capacity and invariably, success of its users. Overtime, one aspect that has not been given much needed attention in the teaching and learning process is the impact of space in fostering teaching/learning capacity. This paper examines the impact of Academic Learning Space on University of Jos Library Users. Data was collected through the circulation unit via their two hourly daily.....

KEYWORDS: Academic Library, Library, Learning Space, Learning, Library users, Library Services, University of Jos Library.

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Abstract: Strategic planning has an important meaning for every educational institution in Indonesia based on the current rules and regulations. In addition to demands that are juridical, normatively, Madrasah Aliyah as an educational service institution should have formulated a customer-oriented strategic plan. The strategic management concept offers an operational framework in the formulation of various madrasah programs and policies when developing strategic planning.Apart from being an integral part of the concept of strategic management, strategic planning is also an important part of total quality management (TQM).......

Keyword: planning, strategic, loyalty, customers, quality.

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Abstract: We are firmly convinced that a large part of Marine Science studies (Biology, Ecology, Ethology, etc.) cannot be learnt only in the classroom, even at University level, but it must be done "in the field" and in equipped laboratories where students can use and adopt instruments and techniques currently employed for research in the different study areas. In this light, our Institute has organized for thirty years courses and other research activities for students from schools of all orders and grades, including Universities, based on lessons and the sampling of materials directly along the shores of our coastline. The material collected by the students is then studied and analysed in the Institute own laboratories and aquariums. Our photographic library provides an educational aid, covering a variety of subjects including systematics of marine plant and animal life, ethology, comparative anatomy, physiology.....

Key Word: lessons, exercises, methods

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Abstract: This study investigates the influence of psychological factors (incentive and attitude) on health workers performance in some selected government hospitals in Yobe State, Nigeria. İts believed that health workers performance is necessary and paramount issue in healthcare delivery system of any developed nation in the world, but it is been affected by many psychological factors which result in reducing the workers performance in discharging their duties which affect people lives nagatively. Quantitative approach was used as the design of the study. The data was collected from General Hospital Geidam, General Hospital Potiskum and General Hospital Nguru. 263 respondents had been serve as the sample of the study. Descriptive statistics was used in the data analysis with the use of frequency, percentaage and pie-chart to present the results. The findings revealed that there is positive relation between.....

Keywords: Incentives, Attitude, Workers Performance, Hospital

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Abstract: The present study compares the achievement in science among higher secondary school students in Mizoram and Meghalaya. Data is collected randomly from a sample of six hundred (600) higher secondary students, 300 from Mizoram, and 300 from Meghalaya. Results indicate that majority of the students have an average achievement in science and the students of Mizoram have higher achievement in science than the students of Meghalaya. The results further showed that male students were higher than female students in science achievement in both the states. The overall achievement in science was moderate for both the states, which calls for more considerable attention from parents and teachers for better results.

Keywords: Achievement in Science, Higher Secondary School Students.

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Abstract: The study investigated the difference in students' academic performance in public Universities in Akwa Ibom State based on admission patterns, gender and age.
The study employed ex-post facto design. Two research questions and two hypotheses were formulated to guide the study, using arithmetic mean to answer the questions while t- test statistics was used to test the hypotheses at 0.05 level of significance. The population of the study consisted of all the 4,223 undergraduate students admitted into degree programmes through UTME and Direct entry in four Faculties in University of Uyo for the 2015/2016, 2016/2017 sessions. The sample of this study consists of 2441 undergraduate students which were drawn using stratified proportional random sampling technique. Two sets of data were collected viz: the UTME/Direct entry and Cumulative.....

Keywords: Gender, Age, Admission, Academic Performance, Students

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Abstract: Instructional materials enhance the teaching and learning process by exhibiting information necessary to acquire knowledge and skills. The purpose of this study was to establish tutors' perceptions on the efficacy of teacher-trainees in using learning resources in Social Studies instruction. This was achieved through the study objective which was to establish how training in the use of teaching and learning resources influence the delivery of Social Studies among teacher trainees. Data was obtained from a sample of 100 respondents comprising of 8 tutors and 92 teacher trainees in 5 private primary teacher training colleges in Nakuru County. This study employed a descriptive survey.....

Keywords: Attitude, Efficacy, Social Studies Education

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Abstract: Digital transformation has now become a necessity in all areas including education and training. More and more companies are rethinking their way of doing things by relying on ICT to boost their performance. Nowadays, companies are increasingly developing a learning culture within their structures in order to guarantee the required skills and qualification of their employees.
E-learning and distance education are a new way to improve the skills development process. Distance learning has many advantages and makes it possible to meet the requirements for adaptation and development of specific and essential technological skills. This paper aims to explore and.....

Keywords: E-learning use, perception, Moroccans companies

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