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AN EVALUATION OF THE EFFECTS OF USING INDIGENOUS LANGUAGES ON THE PROVISION OF QUALITY EDUCATION IN SELECTED PRIMARY SCHOOLS, MBALA DISTRICT
(2024-09)This study critically evaluated the effects of using indigenous languages on the provision of quality education in selected primary schools in Mbala District, Zambia. The research sought to understand how teaching in local ... -
TEACHING STRATEGIES TEACHERS USE TO TEACH ZAMBIAN LANGUAGE IN THE MULTILINGUAL SECONDARY SCHOOLS OF KAFUE DISTRICT, ZAMBIA.
(2024-09)The study explored the strategies used to teach the Zambian language in multilingual secondary schools of Kafue district. The study was anchored by the objective; (1) To establish the teaching strategies teachers use to ... -
PEDAGOGICAL PRACTICES EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION (ECE) TEACHERS USE TO TEACH LITERACY SKILLS IN RURAL CENTERS OF PEMBA DISTRICT IN ZAMBIA
(2024-09)The purpose of the study was to assess Pedagogical Practices Early Childhood Education (ECE) teachers use to teach Literacy Skills in Rural Centers of Pemba District in Zambia. The study objectives included finding out ... -
THE TEACHING OF READING FLUENCY TO GRADE FOUR MULTILINGUAL LEARNERS IN MPEZENI ZONE OF CHIPATA DISTRICT, ZAMBIA.
(2024-09)The aim of this study was to investigate the teaching of reading fluency to Grade 4 multilingual learners in Mpezeni Zone of Chipata district of Zambia. The study used descriptive phenomenology design under qualitative ... -
LINGUISTIC OPPRESSION THROUGH ZONAL LANGUAGE MONOPOLY: A CASE OF KAFUE RURAL LITERACY CLASSES
(2024-09)The study on linguistic oppression through zonal language monopoly in Kafue rural literacy classes usedthe three-language orientation theory propounded by Ruiz (1984). Utilizing a descriptive phenomenology ...