...Teachers' Education: to enhance the Mental Health of students Posted: Sep 21, 2010 |Comments: 0 | Views: 454 | 1 Ads by Google 13 Signs of Burnout Avoiding Stress, Depression and Burnout by expert Henry Neils www.assessment.com Preschool Worksheets Addition, shapes, patterns, coins — Practice 40+ different math skills! www.IXL.com/Math Motion sickness? Sea sick, morning sickness? Acupressure bracelets work. www.antinauseawristbands.com Acqua Day Spa Resort quality at a great price ! By Universal Studios (407) 447-5276 www.acquadayspa.com Health Education as a core course for Teachers' Education: to enhance the Mental Health of students By Akintunde, P. G. (Ph.D) Department of Vocational & Special Education University of Calabar Calabar, Cross River State, Nigeria And Olanipekun, O. Fola Olabisi Onabanjo University Ago-Iwoye, Ogun State, Nigeria Abstract This paper is primarily concerned with the role of teachers in enhancement of mental health of students. It discuses the factual picture of the functions of the teachers in a changing social and education environment, identifying the social community in the actualization of the human need (mental health) that are otherwise ignored. It highlights the complex expectation of the public from the role of teachers. The expectation makes the duties of teachers diffused; they in some measures serve as social workers and perform in addition to duties other than classroom teaching. Their responsibilities for social training...
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...USANG ISO ROAD CALABAR, CROSS RIVER STATE. PHONE: 0803-3647116 /0805-1729899 • E-MAIL: charlesatu@yahoo.co.uk CHARLES A.ATU OBJECTIVE To work with dedication, honesty, integrity and good character that will maximize our joint efforts in providing excellent services to our clients and the society at large. SKILL Computer literate with knowledge of Microsoft Word/Excel and a minimal typing speed. OTHER SKILLS i. Good communication and inter-personal skills with the ability to work with or without supervision. ii. Ability to achieve organizational goals. iii. Ability to work under pressure PERSONAL INFORMATION DATE OF BIRTH: 10th January, 1977 PLACE OF BIRTH: Calabar SEX: Male MARITAL STATUS: Single L.G.A: Ikom STATE OF ORIGIN: Cross River State NATIONALITY: Nigerian EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS WITH DATES & CERTIFICATES OBTAINED i. Senior Secondary School Certificate - 1992 ii University of Calabar, Calabar. Diploma In Religious Studies - 1997 iii. University of Calabar, Calabar. B.A. Philosophy - 2002 iv. State Computer Training Institute Calabar, Cross River State. Certificate in Information Tech. - 2003 v. Cross River State IT-Village Calabar, Cross River State...
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...Symbiosis- living together, a special relationship between two species necessary for the survival of at least one of the two organisms. It is not mutual or unilateral physiologic dependency but living together without any reference to benefit or damage to symbionts. There are four types: commensalism, phoresis, mutualism and parasitism. Symbiont- an organism that spends a portion of or all of its life intimately associated with another living organism of a different species. Commensalism- One organism lives at the expense of another but cause no harm (pilotfish and shark) (+,0) Phoresis- No physiological dependency is involved. Mechanically carried (0,0) EX: Sexton beetle-phoretic Mutualism- Mutually beneficial relation (termites and intestinal flagellate) (+,+) Mutually beneficial relation (Clown fish and sea anemone) (+,+) Parasitism- A guest who uses ones resources to live. An organism that lives on (infest) or in (infect) the host. An organism that nourishes itself at the expense of the host without destroying it as rapidly as predator does. An organism that inflicts some degree of damage to host. (+,-) Facultative parasite- Opportunistic. They are free living until they are placed in a situation conducive to becoming a parasite. EX: Amoeba Naegleria eats microbes but when opportunity comes infects humans. Obligatory parasite- Completely dependent on host for all or part of its life cycle. Two types: Permanent and Temporary. Permanent EX: tapeworms in the intestine...
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...RESUME ADDRESS: GSM: 14, Hospital Lane, Oron, 08030552305 Akwa Ibom State, 08182357527 E-MAIL: info4godwinbenson@gmail.com BENSON, GODWIN EFFIONG OBJECTIVES: To work in an organization that offers me the opportunity to utilize and apply my strategic skills effectively under the best practices with the view to add value to the output of the Maritime/Oil and Gas sub-sector of Nigeria and Global Economy. PERSONAL DATA: DATE OF BIRTH …………… 5TH NOVEMBER, 1984 PLACE OF BIRTH …………… ORON SEX …………… MALE MARITAL STATUS …………… SINGLE STATE OF ORIGIN …………… AKWA IBOM L.G.A …………… URUE-OFFONG / ORUKO NATIONALITY …………… NIGERIAN RELIGION …………… CHRISTAINITY NEXT OF KIN …………… EMEM BENSON, ESQ LANGUAGES SPOKEN …………… ENGLISH, EFIK, ORON AND FRENCH INSTITUTIONS ATTENDED WITH DATES: 1. MARITIME ACADEMY OF NIGERIA ORON, AKWA IBOM STATE …………………. 2009-2011 2. MARITIME ACADEMY OF NIGERIA, ORON, AKWA IBOM STATE …………………. 2004-2006 3. FEDERAL SCIENCE AND TECHNICAL COLLEGE, OHANSO, ABIA STATE ………………………….. 2000-2003 4. MAINLAND TECHNICAL COLLEGE, ORON, AKWA IBOM STATE ……………………… 1994-1997 5. GOVERNMENT PRIMARY SCHOOL, IQUITA-ORON, AKWA IBOM STATE …………………………1989-1994 ACADEMIC QUALIFICATIONS OBTAINED WITH DATES: 1. NYSC CERTIFICATE OF DISCHARGE (A002077612) ……………..2012 2. HIGHER NATIONAL DIPLOMA IN MARINE ENGINEERING (DISTINCTION)...
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...Running head: Module 1-Culture Essay Week One Homework Ubong Jimmy Essien Grand Canyon University: HLT 324V March 8, 2012 Definition of Culture Culture id the quality in a person or society that arise from a concern for what is regarded as excellent in art, letters, manners, scholarly pursuits etc. (http://dictionary.reference.com). It is the way of life of a particular society or group of people, including patterns of thought, beliefs, behavior, customs, traditions, rituals, dress, and language as well as art, music and literature. (Webster, 1992). Introduction Every country has unique cultures and sub cultures which “form the essence of the group to which one belongs” (Module 1, lecture). Hence the social norms, traditions, and beliefs and values that people share, together form their culture. My culture is the Ibibio culture of Akwa Ibom state of Nigeria. This essay will focus on the religion, ethnicity and beliefs about health care. The Ibibios of South Eastern Nigeria are the fifth largest groups in the country. They live in what is now known as the Akwa Ibom state of Nigeria. The other ethnic groups that share the state with the Ibibios are the Anang people, Oron people, and Eket people as well as Ibeno people. These ethnic groups have different dialects and sub-cultures. However, they understand each other and co-operate in areas of commerce, education, health care, religion...
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...in Scotland, she was the second of seven children. She credited much of her good character to her upbringing from her deeply religious mother. Her father ran a shoe making business that did not go well, he became an alcoholic, which resulted hardship and poverty for the family. Mary started working to help provide for her family at a very young age, her wages became the primary source of the family income, she worked up to ten hours a day to make ends meet for her family. She became a Christian at a young age. She enjoyed going to church; it was a getaway from her unhappy life at home. Her older brother who was planning to go as a missionary died, at 25 years old, she decided to go in his place. She embarked on her missionary journey to calabar in 1975 where her battle for women’s rights began, she fell sick from malaria several times and eventually passed away in 1915, nearly forty years after coming to Africa, at the age of 66. Mary Slessor has become an inspiration to all who hear her story. She was not only a pioneer missionary, but also an activist for women in general. Slessor campaigned against injustices against women. Witchcraft and superstition were prevalent in Nigeria when she arrived there because traditional society had been torn apart by the slave trade. Human sacrifice routinely followed the death of a village dignitary for instance tribal customs like killing one wife of a chief in order for her soul to accompany her husband in the dead and custom that broke her...
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...THE ROLE OF ARTS EDUCATION IN NIGERIA Bojor B. Enamhe Cross River University Of Technology, Nigeria ABSTRACT This article explores the meaning of Arts and Education from different perspectives. After a careful exploration of the meaning of arts, the paper highlights the role of art in Education with special reference to Nigeria. Art empowers individuals with creative skills that widen the base of participation in the society, create jobs, self reliance, identity, communicates by creating, recording and transferring ideas. It builds and perpetuates social, religious, political and economic stability. On the basis of this, suggestions are offered for developing Art Education in Nigeria. Art Education is a basic and very important aspect of our Education and should not be treated otherwise. Art should be given premium like other subjects in the school curriculum. It should reflect a study of all ages, as this is vital in the development of individuals. Keywords: Art Education, Nigeria Education, Art Management. Introduction Education in Nigeria is vital and has been adequately challenged. The survival of this engine house which services the country should be a concern. According to Afigbo, “education is the aggregate of ideas, methods, institutions, facilities and personnel designed and deployed by society to teach its members how to get through life by doing or by nursing and realizing set goals” (2004). If the house is shaky, what happens to the...
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...A MINI-RESEARCH PROJECT ON THE KNOWLEDGE AND USE OF CONTRACEPTIVES AMONG NIGERIAN UNDERGRADUATES: A CASE STUDY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALABAR WRITTEN BY BASSEY, RACHEAL EFFIONG MATRIC NO.: 10/55011 DEPARTMENT OF SOCIOLOGY FACULTY OF SOCIAL SCIENCES UNIVERSITY OF CALABAR CALABAR SUBMITTED TO PROF. (MRS.) E. N. NWAGBARA (COURSE LECTURER) DEPARTMENT OF SOCIOLOGY FACULTY OF SOCIAL SCIENCES UNIVERSITY OF CALABAR CALABAR IN PARTIAL FULFILLMENT OF THE COURSE REQUIREMENT: (SOC 3102) METHODS OF SOCIAL RESEARCH II APRIL, 2014 CERTIFICATION This is to certify that this mini-research project was carried out by Bassey, Racheal Effiong with Matric No.: 10/55011 of the Department Of Sociology, University of Calabar, Calabar. Under the supervision of Prof. Nwagbara E. N. DEDICATION This project is dedicated to the Almighty God who has been my strength and guide throughout this research study. DECLARATION I, Bassey, Racheal Effiong with Matric Number: 10/55011 hereby declare that this research on “The knowledge and use of contraceptives among Nigeria undergraduate” is an original work written by me under the supervision of Prof. (Mrs.) Nwagbara, E. N. in the Department of Sociology, Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Calabar, Calabar. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT I wish to tender my unreserved appreciation to my heavenly father who has kept me and helped me through this endeavours. My sincere appreciation to my wonderful Lecturer Dr. (Mrs.) Nwagbara who has made it possible for this research...
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...that did not go well, he became an alcoholic, which resulted hardship and poverty for the family. Mary started working to help provide for her family at a very young age, her wages became the primary source of the family income, and she worked up to ten hours a day to make ends meet for her family. She became a Christian at a young age. She enjoyed going to church; it was a getaway from her unhappy life at home. Her older brother, who was planning to go as a missionary, died. Mary decided to go in his place. She embarked on her missionary journey to Calabar in 1875 where her battle for Christianity began. She fell sick from malaria several times and eventually passed away in 1915, nearly forty years after coming to Africa, at the age of 66. Mary Slessor has become an inspiration to all who hear her story. She was not only a pioneer missionary, but also an activist for women in general. Witchcraft and Superstition were prevalent in Calabar when she arrived there because traditional society had been torn apart by the slave trade. Human sacrifice routinely followed the death of a village chief. The custom that broke her heart most was 'twin-murder’. The tribes thought that twins were a result of a curse caused by an evil spirit that fathered one of the children. Both babies were brutally murdered by breaking their backs and cutting them up into pieces and left in the evil forest for the insects and wild animal to devour, the mother was ostracized and kicked out of society. Her missionary...
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...Technology (IMT) Enugu 2010 Enugu State 2. Iveko College, Railway Compound, Port-Harcourt 2004 3. Community Comprehensive Secondary School Nonwa/Gbam 2003 4. Community Primary School Eziama Ntigha Abia State 1997 CERTIFICATE OBTAINED AND DATE: 1. NYSC Discharge Certificate 2012 2. National Agency for the prohibition of traffic in Persons and Other Related Matters (NAPTIP) 2012 3. Higher National Diploma Accountancy 2010 4. National Diploma in Accountancy 2007 5. Cyber World Computer College 2005 6. West African Examination Council 2003 7. First School Leaving Certificate 1997 PREVIOUS EMPLOYMENT AND DUTIES: 1. Auditor in internal Audit Unit, University of Calabar 2012 2. INEC Presiding Officer Governorship Election (CRS) 2012 3. Standard Alliance Life Assurance Limited (Marketing Officer) 2008 SKILL ACQUIRED Auditing Skill HOBBIES: Being Creative, Reading, Meeting People, Traveling and Athlete REFEREES: ❖ Mr. Emeka Osuji Oceanic Bank Plc, Doma Branch, Nasarawa State Tel:08037748222 ❖ Joseph O. Umeh Federal Medical Centra, Umuahia Tel: 07038062168 ❖ Dr....
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...She worked in Calabar, where she almost died from malaria on her first year of mission work. People thought her hair was on fire because of how red it was and because no one in that country had seen red hair before so she started to dress like an African. Hudson worked in china. He never got sick during his work in china. Everyone in the village that he worked at thought he was crazy because of what he wore. So this made him start to dress up a Chinese man, he was so devoted he dyed his hair black just for it. They both learned the foreign languages for where they worked, and dressed up like the people of their...
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...INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY JOURNAL ASSIGNMENT THE DIGITAL DIVIDE The digital divide, simply put, is the gap between those people and communities with access to information technology and those without it. Yet, the fact is there are many divides, characterized by community, ethnic, economic, and age groups. These differences provide the basis for much research into internet use, and for the identification by some of the digital divide as an increasingly important feature of the growing economic and political gaps within and across 'developed' and 'developing' countries. The internet can be used as a tool for social, political and economic participation. Its facilitation of one-to-many and many-to-many communication and open publishing means that those affected by the divide may suffer disadvantages relating to education, employment and awareness of contemporary issues. The digital divide is now seen as a pressing international and consequently, much research and media attention have been directed at understanding who is affected and why. It is generally accepted that the digital divide is more than just an issue of access, and information technology training and literacy is needed to assist those affected by the digital divide, who can then create content relevant to their needs. Internet and computer use has undoubtedly increased in the United States and the digital divide may be smaller within certain populations. However, it remains a fact that poorer people may not be able...
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...[pic] |INTERNAL MEMORANDUM | | |Manager, ETSD |Ref: |PPMC/ETSD/60 | |To: | | | | |From: |DM I & C |Date: |November 6, 2015 | HAND OVER NOTE ON I & C SECTION ACTIVITIES The following are the Projects at various stages handling by Inspection and Corrosion Section: |S/N |JOB DESCRIPTION |JOB STATUS | |1 |Integrity Assessment with Crawler Machine of AGO Tank 19 at Jos Depot |ITB send to Bidders | |2 |Rehabilitation of PMS Tank 14 at Mosimi Depot |On-going at 75% completion | |3 |Rehabilitation of PMS Tank 12 at Ilorin Depot- Kick-off meeting held |awaiting mobilization | |4 |Rehabilitation of PMS Tank 102 at Minna Depot |Awaiting TEC | |5 |Rehabilitation...
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...AN EASSY ON TOPIC: CRITICALLY EXAMINE THE PEFORMANCE OF ICPC, EFCC IN THE FIGHT AGAINST CORRPUTION IN NIGERIA WRITTEN BY AKPANG, MERCY EBOKPO MATRIC NUMBER-10/BPA-5/014 DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION UNIVERSITY OF CALABAR CALABAR SUMBMITTED TO MR. CHRIS N. (LECTURER) DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION UNIVERSITY OF CALABAR CALABAR IN PARTIAL FULFILLMENT OF THE COURSE REQIREMENT (NIGERIAN GOVERNMENT & AND POLITICS 2 OCTOBER, 2012 TABLE OF CONTENT INTRODUCTION 1.0 CONCEPTUALIZATION; CORRUPTION 1.1 A BRIEF HISTORY ON EFCC AND ICPC 1.2 CORRPUTION IN NIGERIA AND PROPELLING FACTORS THAT LEAD TO THE ESTABLISHMENT OF EFCC AND ICPC 2.0 ACHIEVEMENT AND FAILURES OF EFCC AND ICPC CONCLUSION BIBLIOGRAPHY INTRODUCTION Corruption in Nigeria is an endemic, pervasive and systematic problem, which over time has been perceived as capable of threatening the very existence of the nation. Combating corruption involves rebuilding Nigeria’s Sovereign National wealth. The Natural Capital made up in particular non-renewable energy resources and materials have been severely depleted and sold off, with most of the proceeds either looted or wasted through h mismanagement and ineffective use. Moreso, the overdependence on Natural Capital has led to the neglect of her Produced capital consisting of Infrastructure and value-Added Goods. Where resources were allocated towards...
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...Long standing diabetes has been documented to cause structural and functional cardiac impairment, which was found to lead to ischemic heart disease, cardiomyopathy and congestive heart failure. Previous studies have also shown that diabetics have significantly reduced testicular weights and tubule diameters. The changes in seminiferous tubules ranged from premature sloughing of epithelium to total cessation of spermatogenesis. But recent studies suggest that a combination of bitter leaf (Vernonia amygdalina) and scent leaf (Ocimum gratissimum) extracts could not only reduce the blood glucose level, but protects the heart and testes against impairment and complete destruction due to diabetes. A study by researchers at the University of Calabar published in February 2012 edition of The Internet Journal of Tropical Medicine concluded, “we therefore conclude that extracts of Vernonia...
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