• Mobility and Access for Off-Road Rural Farmers in West-Akim District 

  Danso-Wiredu, E.Y. (Ghana Journal of Geography, 2011)

  The study is on the rural transportation problem in Ghana and its consequences on the rural people, especially those who live in off road villages (villages that do not have access to regular transportation systems). The ...
• Cost burden of Infant malaria treatment on households and health institutions in the Upper East Region 

  Abotsi, A.K. (University of Cape Coast Journal of Arts and Social Sciences, 2012-07)

  This study estimates the economic cost burden of infant malaria treatment on households and institutions in the Upper East Region of Ghana. This study uses two methods to determine the costs of treatment of infant malaria. ...
• The Comparative Instructional Effectiveness of Print-Based and Video-Based Instructional Materials for Teaching Practical Skills at a Distance 

  Donkor, F. (International Review of Research in Open and Distance Learning, 2010-03)

  Print-based instructional materials have been more popular than any other medium for teaching practical skills during the delivery of technical and vocational education and training via distance learning. However, the ...
• Effects of log export ban policy and dynamics of global tropical wood markets on the growth of timber industry in Ghana 

  Amoah, M.; Becker, G.; Nutto, L. (Journal of Forest Economics, 2008-01-02)

  The effects of log export ban (LEB) policy and dynamics of global tropical timber markets on the growth of Ghanaian timber industry were studied. The purpose was to follow the trend in the growth of timber industry from ...
• Assessment of logging efficiency and development allometric models for predicting stumpage volume some commercial tree species in Ghana 

  Amoah, M.; Becker, G. (International Forestry Review, 2009)

  The need to develop instruments to capture the realistic stumpage volume and influence loggers to improve on their logging been a topic of interest in recent times. This study assessed the logging efficiency in Ghana and ...
• Application of an index-based scheme to fish pond culture in Ghana 

  Dontwi, I. K.; Boateng, F. O.; Dontwi, J (2010-12)

  The problem of stocking fish types to fish pond in the Ghanaian setting is highlighted and addressed using a simple but powerful algorithm. A case study of matching fish types of specific quality requirement to a given ...
• Insects observed on cowpea flowers in three Districts in the Central Region of Ghana. 

  Hordzi, W. (Africa Journal of food Agriculture, 2011-05)

  Globally, it has been estimated that more than 100,000 species of wild plants depend on insects for pollination and reproduction. In Africa, and for that matter Ghana, not much is known about crop pollinators, especially ...
• User proficiency levels in three selected Microsoft packages among Senior Members in the Registrar’s Department (Winneba Campus) of the University of Education, Winneba 

  Tompoli, S.; Kutorglo, E.; Twum-Ampomah, M. K. (Ghana Journal of Higher Education Management, 2010-12)

  This report looks at the proficiency level of Senior Administrators of the Registrars Department at the University of Education, Winneba in MS Word, Excel and PowerPoint. Forty items grouped under Word, Excel and PowerPoint ...
• The Role of Public Relations in Higher Education Institutions in Ghana: The Case of University of Education, Winneba, Kumasi Campus through the University Relations Office 

  Twum-Ampomah, M. K. (Ghana Journal of Higher Education Management, 2010-12)

  The public relations sector of the University of Education, Winneba has embarked on a number of public relations roles to raise the profile of the University and also forestall any possible negative publicity. The paper ...
• The Impact of Staff Meetings on Supervision at the University of Education, Winneba 

  Anyan, J.A. (Ghana Journal of Higher Education Management, 2010-12)

  Forty-eight junior and senior staff from faculties, departments and sections of the University of Education, Winneba were sampled to find out whether staff meetings were being held with them in their respective offices ...
• Lived Experiences of Workplace Bullying at the University of Education, Winneba, Ghana 

  Adrah, R. (Ghana Journal of Higher Education Management, 2010-12)

  Bullying was traditionally associated with the playground, but it is becoming a real menace in the workplace in the new millennium. It is usually a complex problem which requires a pragmatic solution. This is because ...
• Awareness and use of electronic resources at a university campus in Ghana 

  Buer, V.B. (Ghana Library Journal, 2009-12)

  This study looks into the use of electronic resources by the faculty members of College of Technology Education, Kumasi of the University of Education, Winneba, Ghana. Sixty-two copies of a questionnaire were sent to ...
• Levels of Platinum Group Metals in Selected Species (Sarotherodon melanotheron, Chonophorus lateristriga, Macrobrachium vollenhovenii and Crassostrea tulipa) in Some Estuaries and Lagoons Along the Coast of Ghana 

  Essumang, D.K.; Adokoh, C.K.; Boamponsem, L. (The Scientific World JOURNAL, 2010-09-17)

  The use of some biota as bioindicators of heavy metal pollution has been demonstrated as particularly adequate due to their capacity of bioconcentration. This study evaluated the levels of platinum group metals (PGMs) in ...
• Examination of traditional medicine and herbal pharmacology and the implications for teaching and education: A Ghanaian Case Study 

  Asabre-Ameyaw, A.; Dei, G.J.S.; Raheem, K. (The Alberta Journal of Educational Research, 2009-12)

  This article presents the preliminary findings of a pilot study of the practice, uses, and effectiveness of traditional medicine in Ghana. Based on in-depth interviews with local key practitioners and users of traditional ...
• Chemistry Teachers’ perception of the use of simulation games in Chemical Equations Balancing 

  Assafuah-Drakow, A. (International Journal of Innovative Science and Research Technology, 2018-06)

  This study investigated the senior high school (SHS) chemistry teachers’ perception of the use of simulation games (SGs) in chemical equations balancing (CEB). The study employed a type 1 developmental research design in ...
• Assessing The Potential of A Natural Wetland in Grey Water Treatment (A Case Study in Cape Coast - Central Region of Ghana) 

  Duncan, A.E.; Awuah, E.; Dodoo, D.K.; Sam, A.; Ameyaw, Y. (International Journal of Applied Environmental Sciences, 2010-12)

  Grey water has been discharged onto this wetland for more than thirty years without any measurement of the quality of the influent and effluent. The effluent eventually joins a stream (Kakum River) which is a source of ...
• Academic Leadership Journal Developing Critical Thinking Skills of Pre-service Teachers in Ghana: Teaching Methods and Classroom Ecology 

  Owu-Ewie, C. (Academic Leadership Journal, 2010-09-23)

  According to Beyer (1997), the most important goal of schooling is learning and learning is a consequence of thinking. Students’ success in school is heavily dependent on their inclination as well as their ability to ...
• Language, Education and Linguistic Human Rights in Ghana 

  Owu-Ewie, C. (Legon Journal of the Humanities, 2017-09-30)

  The use of the familiar language of learners as medium of instruction (MoI) promotes quality education. However, sixty years after independence, Ghana is still grappling with the issue of which language to use in education. ...
• On tone and morphophonology of the Akan reduplication construction 

  Abakah, E.N. (The Buckingham Journal of Language and Linguistics, 2015-12)

  Reduplication in Akan has received some discussion in the literature but all the studies have concentrated on some aspects of segmental processes that operate on the base to generate the output. In this paper, we study ...
• The Development of a Model of Technical Expertise: Towards Innovative Teaching Methods in Technical Education 

  Sarfo, F.K (International Research Journals, 2011-03)

  Technical education plays a significant role in providing middle level manpower needed for work in various industries for development and economic growth of every nation. There is the need for technical education to ...

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