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Creating Dynamic Spaces in Higher Education: Modern Shifts in Policy, Competencies, and Governance
(IGI Global Scientific Publishing, 2025)This chapter seeks to delve into the topic of Artificial Intelligence (AI) Ethics and Academic Integrity in Higher Education with a view of making a contribution towards guiding institutions of higher learning adjust ... -
Handbook of Research on Coping Mechanisms for First-Year Students Transitioning to Higher Education:
(IGI Global, 2023-02)This chapter analyzes the key arguments as explored by previous researchers on coping strategies applied by first-year students transitioning to institutions of higher education. The majority of first-year students face ... -
Indigenising Music Education:
(Routledge, 2024-05-22)This chapter considers ways in which the African musical arts can be successfully integrated into formal music education. Central aspects that define “African-ness” in African Indigenous musical traditions are examined in ... -
Information Needs of Women Refugees at Kakuma Refugee Camp in Kenya
(LAP Lambert Academic Publishing, 2013-06-19)The number of civil wars worldwide has increased dramatically since the end of the cold war,(1943-1991)The global increase in civil wars is because of ethnic and religious conflicts (Quick;1995). Refugees in acute crisis ... -
Proactive Behavioral Strategies for Freshmen with Inappropriate Behaviors at Universities: Implications for Inclusive Education
(Palgrave Macmillan, Cham, 2024-10-17)The primary aim of proactive behavioral strategies for students with inappropriate behavior is to avoid triggers that may make students experience events or situations that embarrass them, frustrate them, or frighten them ... -
Towards a stylistic model for analysing Anglophone African literatures: preliminary epistemological considerations and a case study
(Rodopi, 2012)Debates around the question of language in African literatures have been ubiquitous since the 1960s, yet only a relatively small number of studies have undertaken stylistic analyses of African works. At this stage, there ...
