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Factors that influence teachers perception towards the implementation of strengthening mathematics and science in secondary education (SMASSE)Programme in Bungoma .
(201-03)Dismal performance in Mathematics and Science subjects poses a challenge towards realization of the Kenya National development goal of industrialization by the year 2020. The government of Kenya in liaison with the Japanese ... -
Challenges faced by small and medium enterprises in accessing public contracts in Bondo, Kenya
(International Journals of Multidisciplinary Research Academy, 2014-05-01)Kenya Government has been in the forefront in advocating for the youth access to Government Contracts. This has been evidenced by the Presidential Directive on Youth Access to Govermnent contracts by allocating 10% of ... -
Effect of Peer Teaching among Students on their Performance in Mathematics
(International journal of scientific research and innovative technology, 2016)Mathematics is a key subject in the school curriculum and is considered as critical filter for learners’ career choices. However, over the years mathematics has been one of the poorly performed subjects in the Kenya Certificate ... -
Causes and trends of public transport motorcycle accidents in Bungoma county, Kenya
(2016)There has been a drastic increase in the use of motorcycles as a means of transport worldwide due to various reasons. In Kenya, the increased use of motorcycles has been seen over the last decade. This increase has brought ... -
Influence of social technical factors on ict readiness for primary schools in Bungoma county, Kenya
(2015)Since the 1980s integration of ICT in education has been compulsory in the developed nations where the access rate is one computer to 15 students. In developing nations such as Kenya it is more recent and experimental ... -
Use of low cost wireless communication technology for education in rural Kenya
(ACM, 2010-06-15)With the advent of mobile revolution, the emerging mobile technologies can support a broad range of learning activities on a variety of mobile devices, a concept referred to as mobile learning. The combination of wireless ... -
The digital board in a university setting: two real cases in Europe and East Africa
(Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg, 2010-05-19)Usually the digital board is thought of as a tool that can only be used beneficially in the context of primary school, secondary school or in a situation of learning handicap. In this case study we want to highlight how ... -
Current status of e-health in Kenya and emerging global research trends 1
(2012)Healthcare delivery is being transformed by advances in e-Health which is now recognized as an essential enabler for support of health systems across the world, acting not only as an agent for reforming healthcare systems, ... -
Impact of microfinance institutions on economic empowerment of women entrepreneurs in developing countries
(Inovatus Services Ltd., 2015-09)This study mirrored out the effects of Microfinance on economic empowerment of Women Entrepreneurs in developing economies. Descriptive research design was used to assess the extent to which Women economic empowerment ... -
Contextualized science teaching and student performance: the case of a Kenyan girls science class
(Instituto de Relaciones Internacionales" Daza de Valdes", 2017-06)This paper is about a case study that investigated the impact of contextualized science teaching and learning onperformance of a Form three (Grade 11) class in one of Kenya’s girls high schools. The class experienced nine ...
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