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This study aimed to explore the curriculum-related barriers in the teaching and learning of anti-corruption education in selected secondary schools in Zambia. The study sought to identify the challenges teachers encountered in their quest to deliver Anti-Corruption Education (ACE) while also...

The study aimed to investigate the experiences of University of Zambia students with online learning during the Covid-19 pandemic lockdown. The study was guided by connectivism theory by George Siemens (2005). The study's objectives were to explore lived experiences students had about online...

The purpose of this study was to analyse school-community conflict management strategies in selected primary schools in Livingstone District. The objectives of the study were to find out if conflicts existed between the school and the community, to establish the types of conflicts that existed...

This study was aimed at ascertaining the link between tobacco farming and the factors which contribute to learner absenteeism in selected primary schools of Nkeyema District. The objectives were to: analyse the factors which contribute to absenteeism of learners from tobacco and nontobacco...

This study aimed at finding out why Catholic schools fail to implement government policies in education. This research was guided by O'Byrne and Keane Catholic theory of Absolutism and Consistency. Three Catholic schools in Lusaka Province were purposively selected and participated in this study....

This study explored homework policy implementation in selected primary schools of Kalabo District in Western Province of Zambia with particular focus on prospects and challenges. The study utilised social constructivism theory by Levy Vygotsky 1978. The objectives were; to explore teacher’s...

This study investigated the perceived factors leading to poor performance amongst pupils learning Science in Zambia, a case of Avocado Day Secondary School, Banana Boarding Secondary School and Coconut Day Secondary School in Mwandi District of Western Province. The study used a descriptive...

Religious bodies make a significant contribution to quality educational provision in Zambia through their Grant Aided Schools. The other set of aided schools include Army Aided in military cantonments whose academic performance for certain schools has been exceptionally very good meeting the set...

The purpose of this study was to analyse mentoring practices experienced by student teachers at Evelyn Hone College within the five factor mentoring model for effective teaching during teaching practice. This study was quantitative in nature and employed a cross-sectional survey design. The study...

During the 1990‟s Zambia saw a shift politically and economically which resulted in many children not accessing basic education at all. Communities began forming their own schools, usually in the absence of nearby public schools and/or in response to the inability of families to meet the costs...