Contents for JONAED VOL.15 No.1:

1. THE DEFINING ROLE OF EDUCATION IN NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND REGIONAL INTEGRATION

   Mohamed Ibn Chambas Prof

2. HARNESSING THE POTENTIALS OF CROSS BORDER EDUCATION IN THE ECOWAS REGION

   Pai Obanya Prof

3. LEAD PAPER: INCLUSIVE EDUCATION

   Sarah Darkwa Prof

4. CONSIDERATIONS IN INCLUSIVE EDUCATION IN WEST AFRICA: WHAT CHALLENGES REALLY EXIST?

   Gab Chidi Unachukwu, Prof & Kingsley Chinaza Nwosu PhD

5. INCLUSIVE EDUCATION: THE GENDERED PERSPECTIVE IN MAKING THE STEM DISCIPLINE AVAILABLE TO ALL

   Uchenna Mariestella Nzewi

6. REDEFINING NIGERIA CURRICULUM AND CERTIFICATION FOR SELF-RELIANCE IN THE WORLD OF WORK

   Umeano Elsie Chizua Prof, Adene F. M PhD & Onwu, Alexander O

7. ASSESSMENT OF INCLUSIVE EDUCATION IN PUBLIC SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN RIVERS STATE

   Okeke, Elizabeth C. Prof. & Wenenda, Veronica N.

8. CURRICULUM, CERTIFICATION AND THE WORLD OF WORK

   Raphael D. Olarinoye Prof

9. THE ROLE OF LIBRARIES IN MEETING THE INFORMATION NEEDS OF THE DISADVANTAGED GROUPS IN NIGERIA

   Adejo, A. Augustine PhD

10. INCLUSIVE EDUCATION AND LEARNING DIFFICULTIES AMONG SPECIAL NEEDS CHILDREN IN NIGERIA: THE CASE OF THE VISUALLY IMPAIRED

    Ngwoke A.N. Ph.D, Aneke, A.O PhD & Ibiam J. U. Prof.

11. MANAGING CHILDREN WITH AUTISM IN AN INCLUSIVE CLASSROOM

    J. U. Ibiam Prof

12. EDUCATION, REGIONAL INTEGRATION AND THE MOBILITY OF LABOUR

    Okeke, Elizabeth C. Prof.,Igwesi, Blessing N. PhD

13. POLITICS OF EDUCATIONAL POLICIES AND PROGRAMMES FOR THE MARGINALISED GROUPS IN NIGERIA

    Akpa, G. Owoicho Prof 1 & Gyang Theresa Stephen PhD2

14. THE RELEVANCE OF INCLUSIVE EDUCATION IN NIGERIA: IMPLICATION TO GUIDANCE AND COUNSELLING

    Hassan Suleiman Afu, Maria Owan&

15. STRATEGIES FOR TEACHING READING COMPREHENSION TOSTUDENTS WITH READING PROBLEMS

    Juliana Rotkangmwa Bodang PhD & Patricia U Mmegwa.

16. TEACHERPREPARATION AS DETERMINANT OF TEACHERS’ PERFORMANCE IN THE WORK PLACE IN NSUKKA CENTRAL LOCAL GOVERNMENT EDUCATION AUTHORITY

    Ifelunni, ClaraOdozi1 Ugwu Gloria C. Ph.D2 & Ibiam, Julie U. Prof 3

17. EFFECT OF EXPLICIT INSTRUCTION ON THE MATHEMATICS ACHIEVEMENT OF PUPILS WITH DYSCACULIA

    Nwabueze J. N. Phd

18. RELEVANT HIGHER EDUCATION CURRICULUM FOR MITIGATINGUNEMPLOYMENT AND THE TRAUMA OF NO LONGER BEING NEEDED

    Charles M. Anikweze Prof & Charles M. Anikweze Prof

19. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ATTENTION DEFICIT DISORDER AND BASIC SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY ACHIEVEMENT OF JUNIOR SECONDARY ONE STUDENTS

    Bernadette Ebele Ozoji PhD1, Ogechukwu Ezinne Mbah M.Ed2 , Georginia Chinyere Imo PhD3, Beatrice Ahmadu Bahago PhD4

20. INCLUSIVE EDUCATION AND IMPERATIVES FOR EDUCATIONAL PLANNING

    Imam Hauwa Prof1, Zaifada Binta Ibrahim Prof2

21. MAINSTREAMING LEARNERS WITH COGNITIVE DISABILITIES AND NON-ACADEMIC INCLINATIONS: OVERLOOKED DIMENSIONS OF INCLUSIVE EDUCATION

    Ngozi N. Agu Prof & Ada Sam Omenyi Prof

22. CROSS-BORDER EDUCATION AND ONLINE EDUCATION: THE NIGERIAN EXPERIENCE

    Femi Sunday Akinwumi1 & Anthony A. Itobore2

23. EFFECTS OF EXPOSURE TO VIOLENCE ON ATTITUDE TOWARDS SCHOOLING AMONG SECONDARY SCHOOL STUDENTS IN BARKIN LADI LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA OF PLATEAU STATE

    Georginia Chinyere Imo1 & Habila Kefasb Dalo2

24. BIBLIOTHERAPY FOR BREAKING BARRIERS TOWARDS SOCIAL INCLUSION OF PERSONS WITH DISABILITY IN NIGERIA

    Emeka Desmond Ozoji Prof. & Kingsley Ezechinyere Nwachukwu PhD & Josephine Nanjwan PhD

25. IMPACTS OF LOW VISION AIDS ON THE READING COMPREHENSION OF LEARNERS WITH LOW VISION

    Immaculate Ann Akang M. Ed. & Emeka Desmond Ozoji PhD & Bolchit Gideon Dala PhD3

26. TEACHERS’ EXPERTISE AND STUDENTS’ LEARNING OUTCOMES IN SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN

    Umeano, E. C Prof1 Onyishi, C. N PhD2 Adimora, D. E PhD 3

27. EDUCATION, REGIONAL INTEGRATION AND LABOUR MOBILITY: THE CASE OF ECOWAS

    Sunday N. Agwu Prof. & Joseph N. Chukwu PhD