EDUCATIONAL MANAGEMENT PROJECT TOPICS PROJECT TOPICS AND MATERIALS

The inadequate allocation of funds across departments of government or public hospitals has led to a whole lot of problems with our public health sector. Cases of fraud and over expenditure in our public hospitals has been a cause for concern, the general poor performance of public hospitals has led to medical tourism which has resulted in our country loosing substantial amount of money that would have improved our economy. Equally, cases of under-funding of our hospitals have been common especially in our government/public hospitals.

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The knowledge of educational psychology is a strong weapon for the enhancement of effective teaching and learning. It is assumed that this project will help teachers know and apply certain principles on diagnosis of learning problems. When the problems are diagnosed, the teacher with the knowledge of educational psychology will put in various schedules of reinforcement. He will also include motivational principles.

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This study examined the impact of teacher’s educational qualification on the performance of senior secondary school students in economics in a sample of Yaba local Government area of Lagos State. In this study five question and two hypotheses were develop frequency comp and percentages was used to analysed the table, the result from the analysis shows, that teacher qualities has strong influence in academic achievement of senior secondary students, significant relationship exist between teachers years of experience students academic performance is economic and it was recommend that there is need for quality planning quality assurance mechanism needs to be implemented for continuous monitoring of each public secondary school among others.

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The purpose of this study was to show the applicability and the effectiveness of the ANN approach to the predictive classification of students in the full range of academic performance (GPA), as well as to identify and understand the importance of the variables for each level (low, middle and high) of expected GPA. This methodology, using a predictive system, was chosen as it is very effective under conditions of very complex and great amount of data, in which a large number of variables interact in various complexes and not very well understood patterns.

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Information seeking behaviour is a broad term, which involves a set of actions that an individual, such as undergraduates, takes to express information needs, seek information,evaluate and select information and finally uses this information to satisfy his/her information needs (Fatima and Ahmad, 2008). It is therefore described as an individual’s way and manner of gathering and obtaining information for personal use, knowledge, updating and development. In other words, information seeking behaviour involves active or purposeful information as a result of the need to complete course assignment, prepare for class discussions, seminars, workshops, conferences, or write final year research paper.

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This study has the potential to guide the policy maker about the present scenario of education system. They make the vision and may improve the situation through adopting a better policy about teachers. The study is also likely to guide for developing the education, standard for students teacher, ratio. This study is also important such that the findings made will help teachers to identify the reasons for the academic performances of students in large classes with high population and how they can address the problems. It will provide comprehensive information for educational planners, educators, and parents on how they can assist students to cope in large classes.

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ABSTRACT The study sets out to investigate the effect of teachers’ attitude on preschool pupils’ academic performance in selected schools in Mainland Local Government Area of Lagos State. Also, some relevant and related literatures were reviewed in this study in sub-headings. The descriptive research survey was applied in the assessment of the opinions of the respondents, with the use of the questionnaire and the sampling technique. In this study also, 200 (two hundred) respondents were selected and used to represent the entire population of the study. Also, a total of three null hypotheses were formulated and tested with the use of the independent t-test statistical tool at 0.05 level of significance. At the end of the exercise, the following results were obtained: i) there is a significant influence of teachers’ life style on the pupils’ academic performance in the school; ii) there is a significant difference in the behaviour of pupils who were taught by good teachers and those taught by badly behaved ones in the school; iii) there is no significant difference between the teaching of well behaved teachers and those of the badly behaved ones in the classroom.

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Few studies have been carried out in Nigeria like Benin City, Edo State to determine the impact of school environment on the teaching and learning. The main purpose of this study is to compute the impact of the environment on teaching and learning on teacher and pupils respectively. Also to acquaint the school management of the danger of degraded and noisy environment on the performance of both teacher and students. Lastly, to consider the implication of the finding for developing school curriculum by school administrators and educators planners.

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The study examined the effect of socio-economic status of parents on the academic performance of secondary school students in Nigeria. Main objectives of the study were to examine the effect of socio-economic status, health and educational background of parents on secondary school students’ performance in Nigeria. Concerning methodology, the researcher employed both primary and secondary data for the study. Secondary data for the study was gotten from textbooks, research journals and the internet. The researcher used questionnaire for the collection of data from the respondents. A sample of 200 students from five(5) secondary schools were used for the study. Data was analysed using the chi-square method of hypothesis testing and formulation.

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The following sub-heads are always considered when writing chapter one in research work, all of them from the introduction of the project. They are: 1. Background of the study: this is a discussion that centers on the history of the area of the study to be...

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The review of literature is necessary because the new knowledge to be derived from the new study has to fit into the body of already existing knowledge i.e. every new findings should be rooted in known theories and principles. Literature review should start with ...

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