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Green management has grown in popularity among industry and academia as a way to mitigate the impact of industrial waste and the harms caused by conventional organizations and products. 2020 (Li et al.). Stakeholders and scholars have pushed business organizations to develop policies that advance social, economic, and environmental goals. Kim, Y. J., et al., 2019). In accordance with the efforts of business organizations to r...
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Education is often recognized as the most effective tool available for accomplishing national development goals. As a result, education is the most important factor in a nation's growth. As a consequence, governments throughout the globe are increasing their investments in education in order to place it on a solid foundation in order to fulfill their national objectives and ambitions. Education, whether at the primary or...
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Education, in its broadest meaning, is a kind of learning in which a group of people's information, skills, attitudes, beliefs, and habits are passed down from generation to generation via narrative, discussion, teaching, training, and research ( Assmann, 2002). Informal transfer of such knowledge from one human being to another may also be considered education. Nigeria's new national education policy views...
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Gender refers to the acquired social distinctions and relationships between men and women, which vary greatly between civilizations and cultures and evolve over time (UNESCO 1998). Gender is not synonymous with sex, which refers only to biological distinctions between men and women. In all domains and in each particular social context, the word gender is used to evaluate the roles, responsibilities, limits, opportunities, and...
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One of management's most essential responsibilities is to create an atmosphere in which individuals and groups of people can work together to achieve their own goals as well as the organization's overall objectives. One recurrent issue in organizations is that people and work groups struggle for limited resources, power, prestige, and other benefits to the point that cooperative efforts are disrupted (or even enhanced...
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83 | Student Researchers | Quantitative |
Background of the study
One of management's most essential responsibilities is to create an atmosphere in which individuals and groups of people can work together to achieve their own goals as well as the organization's overall objectives. One recurrent issue in organizations is that people and work groups struggle for limited resources, power, prestige, and other benefits to the point that cooperative efforts are disrupted (or even enhanced...
APA | 1-5 Chapters | 50 Pages |
83 | Student Researchers | Quantitative |
Background of the study
One of management's most essential responsibilities is to create an atmosphere in which individuals and groups of people can work together to achieve their own goals as well as the organization's overall objectives. One recurrent issue in organizations is that people and work groups struggle for limited resources, power, prestige, and other benefits to the point that cooperative efforts are disrupted (or even e...
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46 | Student Researchers | Quantitative |
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In community development programs, community engagement now appears to be the "software." Community participation as a developmental strategy is an important cog in the wheel of ensuring that community programs are well-planned, implemented, monitored, evaluated, maintained, managed, and financed for the benefit of the current generation and future generations, using human, natural, and man-made resources (Putman, 2000)...
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One of the key developments which has immensely impacted on the economic growth pattern in the world in the new “millennium has been the strides in the domain of the Information Technology sector. Information technology has drastically changed the business landscape. The success of Nigeria as a nation depends on its ability to reach and exceed its economic and social potential. The world's economies are in transition” (Egbo &a...
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The use of information and communications technology (ICT) to improve and/or assist learning in tertiary education is referred to as e-learning. While maintaining a dominating interest in increasingly advanced applications, e-learning refers to both entirely online provision and campus-based or other distance-based provision enhanced in some manner by ICT (Eynon, 2005). The supplemental model includes activities ranging from...
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