Vol. 4 No. 2 (2024): AAU Journal of Business Educators (AAUJBE) Vol. 4 No.2,  May/June 2024

Articles

• CURRENT AND FUTURE TRENDS IN OPEN AND DISTANCE AND ELECTRONIC LEARNING ENVIRONMENT IN NIGERIA

  SOPHIE EMIKE OMOZUAWO

  1-9

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• GRADUATES’ SKILLS ACQUISITION AND ITS ROLE IN FOSTERING SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC TRANSFORMATION OF NIGERIA

  MERCY OGBEIDE-AKUGBE, VIVIAN NGOZI IREDIA, AMINA LILLIAN MOMOH

  10-16

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• THE ROLE OF INDUSTRY-ACADEMIA COLLABORATION IN FOSTERING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF TEACHING PRACTICE, INSTRUCTIONAL STRATEGIES AND CAREER DEVELOPMENT IN BUSINESS EDUCATION

  OLUKUNLE EMMANUEL ABIONA, MOSES ODO, ISHOLA OLUKAYODE SHOBOWALE

  17-28

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• TEACHERS AND STUDENTS’ PERCEPTIONS TOWARD BUSINESS STUDIES IN PUBLIC JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN ONDO STATE, NIGERIA

  GRACE BAMIDELE OLAMIDE    

  29-35

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• TRANSFORMATIVE HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT PRACTICES AND THEIR ROLES IN PROMOTING GENDER DIVERSITY AND INCLUSIVITY IN NIGERIAN UNIVERSITIES

  NGOZI ANTHONIA IBELEGBU, EJIMOFOR FRANCIS NDUDI, MENYENE-ABASI ANDEM UDO

  36-45

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• AVAILABILITY, ADEQUACY AND UTILIZATION OF INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS FOR SKILLS DEVELOPMENT AMONG BUSINESS EDUCATION STUDENTS IN UNIVERSITIES IN OGUN STATE, NIGERIA

  ISAIAH SUNDAY OLADIRE

  46-52

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• THE RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN SMALL AND MEDIUM SCALE ENTERPRISE CHARACTERISTICS AND SALES VOLUME OF SELECTED SMALL AND MEDIUM SCALE ENTERPRISES IN OGUN STATE, NIGERIA

  WAKEEL OLALEKAN MARADESA, TOKUNBO OLUWASEUN OJO

  53-61

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• THE USE OF TECHNOLOGY-BASED TEACHING METHODS AMONG ACADEMIC STAFF MEMBERS IN PUBLIC TERTIARY INSTITUTIONS IN EKITI STATE, NIGERIA

  ABOSEDE FISAYO HAMMED, OLUWASEUN OLUROPO AJIBARE, FOLASADE BUSAYO OGUNTOYE

  62-71

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• MODERATED-MEDIATION PATH ANALYSIS ON THE INFLUENCE OF STUDENTS’ VARIABLES ON ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT IN BIOLOGY IN ONITSHA EDUCATION ZONE OF ANAMBRA STATE

  EUGENIA OBIAGERI OKAFOR, ABIGAIL MGBOYIBO OSUAFOR

  72-82

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• THE RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN SOCIO-ECONOMIC CHARACTERISTICS OF WOMEN CASSAVA PROCESSORS AND MODERN CASSAVA PROCESSING TECHNIQUES IN OGUN STATE, NIGERIA

  BISOLA OLUDIPE, KUBIRAT ABDUL

  83-88

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• PHILOSOPHICAL SCHOOL OF THOUGHT (PRAGMATISM) AND ITS ROLE IN FOSTERING SUSTAINABILITY OF BUSINESS EDUCATION IN NIGERIA

  SOLOMON OYELAMI OYEWOLE, PETER ADEKUNLE OLUWAFEMI, SUNDAY ADEAGBO

  89-95

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• THE INTERPLAY BETWEEN TAX INCENTIVES AND FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT IN NIGERIA

  FELIX OGHENEOCHUKO ALADE, GIFT ESE ELOSIUBA

  96-104

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• TEACHERS PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND PROFESSIONALIZATION OF TEACHING CAREER IN NIGERIA: EVIDENCE FROM SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN EDO STATE, NIGERIA

  CHRISTOPHER ITUA, HELLEN AKHIGBE

  105-116

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• LEVEL OF AWARENESS OF FINANCIAL TECHNOLOGY AMONG BUSINESS EDUCATION UNDERGRADUATES’ IN PUBLIC UNIVERSITIES

  SHERIFF AJAYI ADEOYE, ROBINSON OSAEUMWENSE OWENVBIUGIE

  117-127

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• TECHNOLOGICAL ADVANCEMENT AND ITS INFLUENCE IN FOSTERING ECONOMIC GROWTH

  ADE ADEBAYO, BISOLA AMODA, KEINDE TAIWO

  128-136

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• BLOCKCHAIN TECHNOLOGY, CRYPTOCURRENCIES AND FINANCIAL INCLUSION IN NIGERIA

  ADE ADEBAYO, GABRIEL SOYEBI, ISAIAH OLADIRE

  137-146

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• RESOURCE UTILIZATION AND JOB EFFECTIVENESS OF BUSINESS STUDIES TEACHERS IN PUBLIC JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN KWARA STATE OF NIGERIA

  SEYI DAVID, VICTORIA SOFOLAHAN

  147-157

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• MENTORING STRATEGY AND ITS ROLE IN THE MANAGEMENT OF BUSINESS EDUCATION PROGRAMME IN TERTIARY INSTITUTIONS IN NIGERIA

  IBHADE JOY OJEAGA, IGBINOGHODUA MOSES OSAGUMWENRO

  158-166

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• RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN TEACHERS’ CHARACTERISTICS, STUDENTS’ CHARACTERISTICS AND ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE: EVIDENCE FROM PRIVATE SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN BENIN METROPOLIS

  CHRISTOPHER ITUA, HELLEN AKHIGBE

  167-173

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• PROPRIETORS’ CHARACTERISTICS, PARENTAL SUPPORT AND STUDENTS’ ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE IN PRIVATE SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN BENIN METROPOLIS

  CHRISTOPHER ITUA, HELLEN AKHIGBE

  174-181

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• AN ASSESSMENT OF SUDOKU PROFICIENCIES FOR SPREADSHEETS APPLICATIONS AMONG BUSINESS EDUCATION STUDENTS IN FEDERAL UNIVERSITIES IN SOUTH-SOUTH NIGERIA

  ABASIENIE SAMPSON BASSEY, ANTHONY UGWU OBAYI, CHARLES NDUKWU AGBAEGBU

  182-188

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