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Ndopu, Nambula Georgina
2011·University of Zambia

The study was designed to investigate and assess the role professional associations play in the Continuing Professional Development of teachers, taking the Home Economics Association of Zambia (HEAZ) as a case study. The study's objectives were to examine the extent to which HEAZ contributed to...

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Bowasi, Daniel S
2011·University of Zambia

This study investigated the role of student representatives on Education Boards in three colleges, namely, the Zambia Institute of Special Education, the Copperbelt College of Education, and the Kitwe College of Education. The thesis investigated the effectiveness of the students'representatives...

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Simooya, Steriah Monica
2011·Master of Education·University of Zambia

Successful environmental communication is achieved through a well informed public as it will be better equipped and positioned to tackle the environmental challenges of the 21st century. A well informed public is partly a result of the role the media plays in disseminating information. In view of...

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Kalyalya, Denny Hamachila
2011·University of Zambia

The role of transport and communications in Regional Economic Development: the case of Chama and Lundazi districts of Eastern Province. This paper examines the implications of improvements in the transport and communications systems on the economic development of the two districts, which are...

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Sakala, Foster
2011·University of Zambia

This study examines the role that women played in the stabilisation of the African ahour force at Mufulira mine between 1930 and 1064. 1930 is significant to this study because that was Ihe year in. which the company, Mufulira Copper Mines Limited (M.C.M. Ltd), was incorporated while 1964...

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MacFarlane, Mary Ann
2011·University of Zambia

The social and emotional adjustment of physically disabled, Lusaka primary school children was compared with the adjustment of their non-disabled counterparts. The main purpose of the study was to see if the disabled sample manifested significantly more rejection, over-protection and a lower...

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Samwinga-Imasiku, Eunice; Imasiku
2011·University of Zambia

Women in Zambia, just like in any other developing country, have for a long time, been marginalised in society. This is because social and cultural attitudes in traditional Zambian societies assigned women an inferior status in the social, economic and political life of our country. It took...

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