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An Ecological Assessment of potential impacts of riverbed sand harvesting to riparian ecosystems in Kenya.

KITETU, PROF. JACKSON J. (kabarak university, 2014-07-31)

Effects of a Learning Together Model on Students’ Attitude towards School Poetry

Chemwei, Bernard; Kiboss, Joel Kipkemboi; Cheruiyot, Christopher (IISTE, 2013)

The importance of poetry in enhancing the development and growth of students’ intellectual, emotional, social and linguistic aspects is well documented. However, there is poor performance by students in poetry at the KCSE ...

EFFECTS OF BAN ON PRIVATE TUITION IN PRIMARY SCHOOLS ON ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE IN PRIVATE PRIMARY SCHOOLS IN RONGAI DISTRICT.

Dr Chemwei, Bernard; Dr. Tikoko, Betty Jeruto (Contemporary Research Center CRC Publications, 2014)

This study examined the impact of Free Primary Education (FPE) on teaching and learning in public primary schools. It adopted a descriptive cross-sectional survey design. Purposive sampling was utilized to obtain a sample ...

Effects of level of education on perceptions of alternative rite of passage of the Marakwet of Kenya

Kiptiony, G. J; Kariuki, M. W; Kathuri, N. (Kabarak University, 2014)

The Alternative Rite of Passage (ARP) is an intervention programme sponsored by NGOs as an alternative to female circumcision (FGM).ARP mimics the traditional rites aspect by putting the initiates in seclusion and ...

Effects of organizational support for career development on employee performance: A case of Kenyan Public Universities

Manyasi, J. N.; Kibas, P. B; Chepkilot, R. (Kabarak University, 2014)

Unprecedented changes have pushed organizations to undertake various initiatives to stay afloat. This has put pressure on organizations to maximally utilize the resources at their disposal for their benefit. As a result, ...

The effects of performance appraisal system on civil servants job performance and motivation in Kenya: case study of Ministry of State for Public Service

Okeyo, G. L; Mathooko, P; Sitati, N (Kabarak University, 2014)

Performance Appraisal System (PAS) which can be defined as the process of determining and communicating to an employee how he or she is performing on the job. In Kenya, PAS within the Civil Service was introduced around ...

Effects of School Fees on Equity Provision of Education in Public Secondary Schools in Nairobi Province, Kenya

Kibaara T.M (Kenya Methodist University email kibaara.tarsilla@kemu.ac.ke, 2014)

The main objective of this research was to find out the effects of school fees on equity provision of education to students in public secondary schools in Kenya. School fee structures approved by the ministry of education ...

EFFORTS TOWARDS INCREASED FOREST EFFORTS TOWARDS INCREASED FOREST COVER AS A MEASURE TO MITIGATE COVER AS A MEASURE TO MITIGATE EFFECTS OF CLIMATE CHANGE

Mwendwa, Kaleb A.; Humphrey, Agevi; Harrison, Tsingalia M.; Ernest, Onzere (kabarak university, 2014)

Entrepreneurial intensity and Performance Outcomes among Kenyan Firms

Senaji, T. A.; Kamau, J. N. (Kabarak University, 2014)

Given shrinking markets price pressures and the need to survive and excel in a highly competitive business environment firms have to continually renew themselves in order to remain relevant in their chosen markets. ...

Factors that Impede the Implementation of Strategic Plans in Secondary Schools in Baringo District, Kenya

Chemwei, Bernard; Leboo, Carlos; Koech, Sharon Jerotich (Center for Promoting Ideas, USA, 2014)

Despite the evidence of the existence of strategic plans in learning institutions in Kenya, the greatest impediment to successful use of these strategies in education has been failure by institutions to implement them. ...

The Future Of Print Journalism: Internet Technology And The 21st Century Newspaper In Kenya

Ndonye, Michael M. (Kabarak University, 2013-06)

Impact of agronomic inputs in sugarcane farming on total heavy metal levels in aquatic ecosystems and soils within Lake Victoria Basin, Kenya

Omwoma, S.; Lalah, J.O; Ongeri, D.M.K (Kabarak University, 2014)

Sugarcane farming has been identified as the single most cultivated cash crop in Lake Victoria basin. Use of high agronomic inputs is employed in these regions for better yields. Most rivers feeding Lake Victoria from ...