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Impact of teaching methods on student academic performance in English language. a case of Mabang senior high technical school and Tepa senior high technical school in Ahafo Ano North Municipality

Barwuah, J (University of Education Winneba, 2020)

This study was carried out to asssess the impact of teaching methods on student academic performance in English language in Mabang Senior High Technical School and Tepa Senior High Technical School. Data were collected ...
Impact of poor reading on the writings of junior high school students, the case of selected schools in the Abuakwa North Municipality

Okyere, H (University of Education Winneba, 2020)

This study set out to investigate the impact of poor reading on the writings of Junior High School Students in the Abuakwa North Municipality. Descriptive survey design was employed for the study. The study sample was ...
Identity negotiation of newly recruited soldiers in the Ghana Armed Forces

Kotoku, R.K (University of Education Winneba, 2021)

This thesis examined how recruits negotiate their identity in the Ghana Armed Forces and the identities they assumed through the process. The study employed the qualitative approach of enquiry. Purposive sampling ...
Media coverage of female parliamentary candidates in Ghana, case study of the Daily Graphic and the Ghanaian Times newspapers (July 2016 –December, 2016)

Akapule, S.A (University of Education,Winneba, 2020)

Media coverage of female politicians has been observed to portray women with gender frames that are negative. This study investigated the coverage of female parliamentary candidates in the 2016 election in Ghana. The ...
Media and sports, gendered coverage of female football stories in the Ghanaian print media

Lamptey, D.N (University of Education,Winneba, 2019)

This study sought to investigate how the Ghanaian print media frame or portrays female football stories in Ghana. The study was based on the Agenda Setting, Framing and Feminist theories. The study used qualitative ...
Constructing hyper masculinity in Ghanaian alcoholic beverage television advertisements

Akesse-Brempong, E (University of Education Winneba, 2021)

This study examines the construct of masculinity and hyper-masculinity in television advertisements of alcoholic beverages in Ghana. Data was purposively sampled from twelve selected adverts. Voice-overs, images, ...
Constructed identity and employment support needs of persons with schizophrenia, a case of selected organizations in Ghana

Essel, J.T (University of Education Winneba, 2021)

The research study focused on investigating the constructed identities and employment support needs of persons with schizophrenia in some selected organisations in Ghana. It further sought to identify the kind of ...
Concord problems in the writings of students a case study of basic 7 students of Bulinga junior high school in the Bawku West District of the Upper East Region of Ghana.

Atinga, G.A (University of Education Winneba, 2019)

This is a qualitative study that analyzed common concord errors in the written essays of Basic 7 pupils of Bulinga Basic School in the Bawku West District of the Upper East Region of Ghana. The data used for the analysis ...
Communicative strategies in the English language teaching classroom at selected Colleges of Education in the Bono and Ahafo regions of Ghana

Nti, D (University of Education Winneba, 2019)

The purpose of the study was to investigate the type of communicative strategies usedby tutors and students, its importance and effects. The case study design was employed in this study. The study population comprised ...
Communication strategies of selected civil society organisations (CSOS) in the northern region of Ghana

Quaye, P (University of Education Winneba, 2017)

The study investigated the communication strategies used by three Civil Society Organisations in the Northern Region of Ghana. It identified the nature of the communication strategies of the selected Civil Society ...
Communicating identity through inscriptions on vehicles in the Tarkwa-Nsuaem Municipality

Eshun, C.S (University of Education Winneba, 2018)

This study examines how vehicle owners and drivers in and around Tarkwa in the Western Region of Ghana use their vehicle inscriptions to construct their identity. With interview and observation, data was collected from ...
Communicating corporate social responsibility online, a case study of Newmont Ghana Gold Limited

Korankye, C.N (University of Education Winneba, 2020)

This study examined the Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) practices of Newmont Ghana Gold Limited unearthing how the company communicated CSR online. The study particularly, explored the all the online platforms ...
College of education students’ attitude towards the teaching and learning of children’s literature

Agbanyo, W.B (University of Education Winneba, 2020)

The study examined the perception of pre-service teachers regarding children’s literature and how their views impact their attitude towards literature for children. The study adopted Spolsky’s (1989) model of second ...
Code switching and code mixing in peer group communications, selected whatsapp chats in Ghana

Adomah, A.A (University of Education Winneba, 2020)

A lot of studies have been done on code-switching. Most of the studies are concerned with face to face interactions but less on online communications. This study therefore gives an account of both sociolinguistics and ...
Marketing communication and traditional sales strategies_ a case study of traditional medicine sellers on commercial vehicles

Quarcoo-Tchire, C.S (University of Education,Winneba, 2017)

The phenomenon of hawking traditional medicines on commercial buses is rampant in Ghana, notwithstanding its ban by regulatory authorities. This study examined the marketing communication strategies used by traditional ...
Identity construction on whatsapp_ a study of selected undergraduate students of the university of education, Winneba

Kutor, E.T (University Of Education,Winneba, 2017)

This study examined identity construction on WhatsApp through the profiles of some selected undergraduate students in the University of Education, Winneba, Winneba Campus. The research was conducted qualitatively through ...
Helping form two students of Shia senior high technical school to overcome their concord problem, a case study

Agbeko, V.A (University Of Education,Winneba, 2019)

This write up highlights the investigation of the problems the Shia Senior High Technical School students at Ho in the Volta Region encounter in the use of English grammatical concord. The purpose of the study was to ...
Grammatical errors in the written compositions of the SHS 3 students of methodist senior high technical school, Berekum in Bono Region, Ghana

Takyi, S.K (University Of Education,Winneba, 2019)

This work is a qualitative study that analyses grammar errors in the written essays of SHS graduate in Ghana, specifically Berekum Methodist Senior High/Technical School. The research sought to establish the types and ...
Grammatical errors in the writings of Diamono shs students

Okyere, S (University Of Education,Winneba, 2020)

This research examined the common grammatical errors in the writings of students of Diamono Senior High School with the aim of providing remedies. It aimed to find out the grammatical errors made by the students in their ...
Grammatical errors in the essays of senior high school students, the case of Ghana senior high school, Tamale

Salifu, I (University Of Education,Winneba, 2019)

This is a qualitative study aimed at investigating the grammatical errors students of Ghana Senior High School, Tamale in the Northern Region of Ghana commit in their essay writing. The study sought to identify grammatical ...

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