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Metropolitan Journal of Academic Pedagogical Research
The Metropolitan Journal of Academic Pedagogical Research (MJAPR) is a monthly peer-reviewed online journal. The ISSN for the MJAPR Digital Library is ISSN: 3006-6425 (Online). MJAPR is a highly selective journal that addresses a broad spectrum of topics within the fields of education and pedagogy. It supports academic careers by promoting research visibility and integrity. Read more →
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186 articlesRelationship between classroom conditions and the quality of education delivered to students in Palorinya Refugee Settlement.
This study examined the impact of classroom conditions on the quality of education delivery within the Palorinya Refugee Settlement, focusing on critical variables such as the physical environment, resource adequacy, tea…
Impact of external funding and resource allocation on the implementation of education policies and the delivery of quality education in the Palorinya Refugee Settlement.
This study examined the impact of external funding and resource allocation on the implementation of education policies and the delivery of quality education in the Palorinya Refugee Settlement in Uganda. The research uti…
Teachers’ Appraisal System and Students’ Academic Performance in Secondary Schools in Uganda. A Case of Goma Sub County Mukono District
The achievements and failures of any academic facility are determined by the educational outcomes of its children; therefore, there is a need for investigation into enhancing academic achievement. The academic achievemen…
The Impact of Teachers’ Absenteeism On Students’ Academic Performance in Uganda. A Case Study of Busiro- Sub County Wakiso District
This study investigated the impact of teacher absenteeism on students’ academic performance in Busiro Sub-County, Wakiso District, Uganda. Specifically, the study aimed to examine the effect of teacher absenteeism, the m…
Teachers Absenteeism and Students’ Academic Performance in Lower Secondary Schools in Uganda. A Case Study Of Nyenga Sub-County Buikwe District
This study aimed to investigate the impact of teacher absenteeism on students' academic performance in lower secondary schools in Nyenga Sub-County, Buikwe District, Uganda. The research sought to measure the level of te…
Physical Education And Learner’s Academic Performance In Secondary School. A Case Of Kabojja Secondary School.
This study investigated the effects of physical education (PE) on learners' academic performance in secondary schools, focusing on Kabojja Secondary School. Specifically, the study aimed to explore the relationship betwe…
Welfare and its effect on Teachers’ Performance In Secondary Schools In Uganda. A Case Of Selected Schools In Kawempe Division Kampala District
This study examined the factors influencing teacher performance in Kawempe Division, Kampala District, with a focus on the relationship between teacher welfare and performance, as well as the systemic factors contributin…
Fishing Activities And Academic Achievement In Kabale District: A Case Study Of Lake Bunyonyi In Kitumba Sub-County
This study aimed to examine the relationship between fishing activities and academic achievement in Kitumba SubCounty, Kabale District, with a specific focus on Lake Bunyonyi. The primary objectives were to assess the ex…
Social Media and Its Impact On Academic Performance of Learners in Uganda. A Case of Secondary School Students in Bugweri District
This study examined the impact of social media usage on the academic performance of secondary school students in Bugweri District, Uganda. The primary objectives were to determine the reasons why students use social medi…
Teachers’ Educational Qualification And Students’ Academic Performance In Selected Government Aided Secondary Schools In Semuto Town Council, Nakaseke District, Uganda
This study investigates the relationship between teachers' educational qualifications and students' academic performance in selected government-aided secondary schools in Semuto Town Council, Nakaseke District, Uganda. T…