Vol. 2 No. 1 (2009) | Edo Journal of Counselling

Published: 2010-03-11

Prevalence of domestic violence in Nigeria: implications for counselling

ON Aihie

1-8

DOI:

10.4314/ejc.v2i1.52648

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Vocational interest, counselling, socioeconomic status and age as correlates of re-entry of girls into school in Edo State

HI Alika, EO Egbochuku

9-16

DOI:

10.4314/ejc.v2i1.52649

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Assessment in Nigerian schools: a counsellor’s viewpoint

I Idowu, O Esere

17-27

DOI:

10.4314/ejc.v2i1.52650

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Gualitative education for prisoners: a panacea to effective rehabilitation and integration into the society

G Omoni, S Ijeh

28-37

DOI:

10.4314/ejc.v2i1.52651

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The role of counselling as a tool in addressing adult students’ need

CE Igbafe

38-45

DOI:

10.4314/ejc.v2i1.52652

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Female access to basic education: a case for open distance learning (ODL)

I Ofoegbu

46-57

DOI:

10.4314/ejc.v2i1.52653

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School counsellors’ roles in the implementation of universal basic education [UBE] scheme in Nigeria

PA Arhedo, IOC Adomeh, O Aluede

58-65

DOI:

10.4314/ejc.v2i1.52654

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Gender differences in job ability perception and task performance among professionals in male dominated professions

N Osarenren, T Ogunleye

66-74

DOI:

10.4314/ejc.v2i1.52655

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Formal mentoring initiative as a likely panacea to students’ maladaptive behaviour

I Inerhumwunwa

75-80

DOI:

10.4314/ejc.v2i1.52656

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Parental attitudes towards vocational education: implications for counselling

M Okocha

81-89

DOI:

10.4314/ejc.v2i1.52657

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Management of examinations: ethical issues.

T Nweze

90-102

DOI:

10.4314/ejc.v2i1.52658

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The adoption of some counselling techniques in teaching practice supervision

O Osagie, F.N Obaseki

103-109

DOI:

10.4314/ejc.v2i1.52659

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Gender, age and religion as determinants of eating habit of youth in ikenne local government of Ogun state, Nigeria.

O Adeoye, B Adeoye

110-118

DOI:

10.4314/ejc.v2i1.52660

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Psychological empowerment and development

S.E Oladipo

118-126

DOI:

10.4314/ejc.v2i1.52661

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Prevalence of domestic violence in Nigeria: implications for counselling

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Vocational interest, counselling, socioeconomic status and age as correlates of re-entry of girls into school in Edo State

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Assessment in Nigerian schools: a counsellor’s viewpoint

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Gualitative education for prisoners: a panacea to effective rehabilitation and integration into the society

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The role of counselling as a tool in addressing adult students’ need

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Female access to basic education: a case for open distance learning (ODL)

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School counsellors’ roles in the implementation of universal basic education [UBE] scheme in Nigeria

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Gender differences in job ability perception and task performance among professionals in male dominated professions

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Formal mentoring initiative as a likely panacea to students’ maladaptive behaviour

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Parental attitudes towards vocational education: implications for counselling

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Management of examinations: ethical issues.

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The adoption of some counselling techniques in teaching practice supervision

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Gender, age and religion as determinants of eating habit of youth in ikenne local government of Ogun state, Nigeria.

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Psychological empowerment and development

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