AN INVESTIGATION INTO PERCEIVED TEACHERS’ NEGATIVE ATTITUDE TOWARDS CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT (CPD) PROGRAMMES IN SENGA DISTRICT

1 Jun

Authors: Musonda Nomphumelelo Abstract: This study investigates the perceived negative attitudes of teachers towards Continuing Professional Development (CPD) programmes in Senga District. Despite the crucial role CPD plays in enhancing teaching competencies and improving educational outcomes, many teachers demonstrate reluctance … Read More »

An Enquiry Into Factors Leading To Migration Of Primary School Teachers To Secondary Schools: A Case Study Of Three Selected Government Primary Schools In Kasama District Of Northern Province Of Zambia

1 Jun

Authors: Ruth Mutambo Abstract: The massive migration of primary school teachers to secondary schools poses a significant challenge in Kasama District, affecting the quality of education delivery at the primary level. This research aims to investigate the factors influencing this … Read More »

TO EXPLORE STREET VENDING AS A VEHICLE FOR HIGH PREVALENCE OFCRIME IN ZAMBIA: A CASE STUDY OF THREE SELECTED PUBLIC PLACES IN KASAMA DISTRICT OF NORTHERN PROVINCE OF ZAMBIA

1 Jun

Authors: Dr. Patricia Eunice Mkandawire, Kalunga Isaac Abstract:  Various factors influence people‘s choice of trading location. This paperanalyses why street vendors despite the provision of formal market infrastructure stilldecide to trade from the streets. Theories of the informal economy were … Read More »