The study determine: the Effects and challenges of Computer based learning on academic performance of distance learning students of university of Maiduguri, Borno state, Nigeria. The study examine the effects of computer based learning on the poor academic performance of distance leaning students of University of Maiduguri. Challenges of computer based learning on poor academic performance of distance learning students of University of Maiduguri. Two research questions were raise to guide the study: What is the effects of computer based on distance learning student academic performance University of Maiduguri. What are the challenges of computer based on academic performance of distance learning student, University of Maiduguri The study is delimited to one hundred and twenty (120) distance learning students from faculty of education, department of physical and health education, department of continuing education and extension services, department of science education and department of library and information science, which were used to drawn 30 students from each department which made up of a total one hundred and twenty sample size (120) of three hundred level students were used (300 level). The data collected presented in tables and analysed using frequency and percentages. The finding shows that, there is a great effects of computer based learning on distance learning students of university of Maiduguri. The results also revealed that there is challenges of commuter based learning as the students does not more time for the computer based learning and limited access to computers. Among the recommendation of this study was; the University of Maiduguri should look at how each students should have his/her laptop for effective computer based learning for distance learning students. University of Maiduguri management should make sure that all resources and man power of the ICT are in good ordr before go into computer based learning.
The objective of this study was to thoroughly examine the trends and factors contributing to the challenges experienced by Muslims in Taraba State. Primary and secondary data were collected through structured interviews, participatory observation, and analysis of documentary sources. Several significant findings emerged from the study. It was observed that there was a harmonious relationship between Muslims and non-Muslims in the past, with Muslims enjoying a high socio-political and economic status that was respected by non-Muslims. However, the study identified various challenges faced by Muslims in Taraba State. These challenges included disunity, a lack of control over political power in the state, internal divisions, the flawed approach of certain early scholars, and moral decline among Muslims. Additionally, challenges such as ethnic identity, indigene and minority issues, unfavorable government policies, and the proliferation of intensive Fulbe-Hausa Christian evangelistic activities targeting Fulbe and Hausa Muslim populations were identified. The study also revealed several factors responsible for these challenges, including the lukewarm attitudes of some Muslim leaders, low levels of education in both Islamic and Western education, the failure of Muslim politicians and elites to unite for the advancement of Islam and Muslims, the breakdown of family institutions, and the absence of a sustainable financial foundation for Da'wah funding. In conclusion, the study provides recommendations for overcoming these challenges and improving the situation for Muslims in the state.
The study assessed the level of awareness and practice of personal hygiene among Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) in the study area. Data were collected from the IDPs by means of a survey using an interview schedule that was administered on 40 randomly selected IDPs. The data were analyzed using descriptive analysis of frequency counts, percentages and means. The result of the descriptive analysis showed that eighty five percent of the respondents had small to medium family sizes. Majority (70%) of the respondents have attended programs on awareness of personal hygiene since coming to the camp. The findings suggest that the more people practiced personal hygiene, the less the incidence of particular diseases related to personal hygiene. It was recommended that more sensitization should be carried out with regard to creating awareness of the need for personal hygiene in order to improve the practice of personal hygiene, in an attempt to ring to the arrest minimum, the incident of hygiene related diseases in the camp. Water and other hygiene agents like soap and toothpaste should be provided for IDPs who are unable to afford these items on their own, in order to encourage personal hygiene practice.
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