COPING STRATEGIES FOR QUALITY INCLUSION OF ADOLESCENTS WHO STUTTER IN REGUAR PRIMARY SCHOOLS IN WESTERN KENYA: A CRITICAL REVIEW Author: Okutoyi Joel ABSTRACT Stuttering is a speech disorder characterized by repetitions, prolongations, interjections, hesitations and blocks. The prevalence rate of persons who stutter (PWS) in the World is 1%. Kenya with an estimated 440,000 PWS,…

COPING STRATEGIES FOR QUALITY INCLUSION OF ADOLESCENTS WHO STUTTER IN REGUAR PRIMARY SCHOOLS IN WESTERN KENYA: A CRITICAL REVIEW Author: Okutoyi Joel ABSTRACT Stuttering is a speech disorder characterized by repetitions, prolongations, interjections, hesitations and blocks. The prevalence rate of persons who stutter (PWS) in the World is 1%. Kenya with an estimated 440,000 PWS,…

REUNIFICATION AND THE DEMISE OF THE WEST CAMEROON EDUCATION BOARD, 1961-1972: AN HISTORICAL APPRAISAL OF THE IMPACT OF FINANCIAL CONSTRAINTS Authors: Caleb Animbom Gopte, Nixon Kahjum Takor, PhD & Roland Ntongwe Ndille ABSTRACT This paper looks at the demise of the West Cameroon Education Board from the perspective of an outcome of financial constraints on…

FOREIGN EXCHANGE MARKET EFFICIENCY: CASE STUDY ON INDONESIA Authors: Gabrielle Angelina & Siti Saadah* ABSTRACT This research examines the foreign exchange market efficiency in Indonesia using currency pairs chosen based on Indonesia’s largest international trading partner by volume, namely, China, United States and Japan. Consequently, the currency pairs used for this research are IDR/USD, IDR/JPY,…

CAN TRASH BANKS BE IMPLEMENTED IN KINDERGARTENS? A CASE STUDY ON EARLY CHILDHOOD Author: Ika Budi Maryatun* ABSTRACT This research is a case study regarding the implementation of trash banks in kindergartens. The Markissa Trash Bank is a school innovation or superior program developed through collaboration with the school committee. The Markissa Trash Bank teaches…

MUSICAL TRAINING ON TEACHING EFFECTIVENESS: INSIGHTS FROM NCHIRAA PRIMARY SCHOOLS Authors: Augusta Arko-Mensah & Richard Arhin ABSTRACT The study sought to investigate the status of music education within the creative arts curriculum, with a specific focus on Nchiraa primary schools in the Wenchi municipality of the Bono Region of Ghana. The primary aim was to…

EXAMINING PARITY LAW NR. 04/2018: OPPORTUNITIES AND CONSTRAINTS FOR WOMEN’S POLITICAL ENGAGEMENT IN GUINEA-BISSAU Author: Mateus Quintino Antonio Cabi  ABSTRACT This article presents a comprehensive analysis of the challenges surrounding women’s political participation in Guinea-Bissau, focusing on the impact of affirmative policies, particularly Parity Law Nr. 04/2018.  The study adopted qualitative methods of research. Qualitative…

HUMAN CAPITAL INVESTMENT AND EMPLOYEES’ INTENTION TO LEAVE THE ORGANIZATION: THE INTERMEDIATE ROLE OF HUMAN CAPITAL – A CASE STUDY AT DONG THAP WATER SUPPLY AND URBAN ENVIRONMENT JOINT STOCK COMPANY Author: Nguyen Thanh Sang, PhD ABSTRACT Human Capital Investment plays a very important role in organizational development. With the goal of researching and diversifying…

TYPES OF CONFLICTS IN SELECTED SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN URIRI AND NYATIKE SUB-COUNTIES, KENYA Author: Dr. Pamella Farhya Alabu ABSTRACT This study sought to examine the types of conflicts in the selected secondary schools in Uriri and Nyatike Sub-Counties, Kenya. The target population of the study included 1960 teachers, 87 principals and 87 senior teachers in…

CHARACTERIZING PUBLIC CLASSICAL SCHOOLS: PROMOTIONAL LANGUAGE IN MISSION AND VISION STATEMENTS Author: Jessica L. Richardi ABSTRACT Little is known about primary and secondary public classical schooling in the United States despite a history of over 30 years and the increasing influence of classical organizations on individual states’ curriculum. The lack of information is ascribed to…