iosr-JRME   Volume-11 ~ Issue-6 ~ Nov. – Dec. 2021

Abstract: The study assessed the patterns of classroom verbal interaction in some junior secondary schools in Rivers schools using Flander's interaction analysis category system. The study employed an observational type of descriptive research design. The population consists of all Junior Secondary School Students in Obio/Akpor Local Government Area in Rivers State.The sample of the study consisted of 450 students in three intact classrooms.The research instrument was Flander's interaction analysis category system. The reliability of the instrument was determined using observations with the same instrument from two lecturers of two schools not used for the study. The results of their observations were computed using Scotts-pii and a reliability index of 0.78 was obtained.......

Keyword: Classroom Interaction, Observational Technique

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Abstract: Since the eruption of Covid-19 in Bangladesh, all educational institutions have been shut down for an unlimited period. Primary schools, the basic level of learning in the country, face several challenges in providing lessons to the students. In this backdrop, distance-learning or online class system has become the alternative way of learning and providing lessons both for students and teachers. This paper, based on both primary and secondary data sources, evaluates the challenges of distance learning or online classes at the primary and pre-secondary school level in the country. The central argument of this article is that certain obstacles have become a barrier to delivering remote learning education in the country. Unless some wise and practical measures are taken, the situation will deteriorate further.

Keywords：Covid-19, Distance Learning, Kids, Challenges, Online Education

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Abstract: The COVID-19 pandemic is an emergency of an unprecedented scale, bringing new challenges and severe changes in the schools in Greece. The Ministry of education had to guarantee that learning would be safeguarded as well as impose several measures to mitigate the effects this unfamiliar situation. Different strategies were followed regarding special needs schools and standard schools. The aim of this article is to investigate how satisfactory the measures were considered by parents and teachers of both schools. Moreover, we seek to explore if the trust of the stakeholders of education was increased or whether it was a lost opportunity to enhance trust among parents- teachers and the Ministry of education......

Keywords: special needs, COVID 19, crisis management, measures in emergencies.

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Abstract: This Delphi study determined the challenges faced by grass-cutter farmers in Delta State, and its implications for teaching Animal Husbandry in secondary schools. The population of the study is comprised of twenty-two (22) grass-cutter farmers, out of which twenty (20) accepted to constitute the expert panel for the study. At the end of the round one, a total of 28 items were identified by grass-cutter farmers as the challenges they face in the grass-cutter production industry in Delta State. At round two, only 25 items met the cut-off mark of 2.50, which were later used to develop a third questionnaire for round three. At the end of round three, only 18 items reached consensus at 60% criterion........

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