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Prof. AKPOCHAFO, WILLIAMS PIUS

Profile

I am a Professor working in the above mentioned Department with many years of Lecturing experience. I retired from the Delta State University, Abraka but currently a part time lecturer at the Southern Delta University, Ozoro

Publications

  1. NISAN-RUPEE, R.O. OBRO, SUNDAY & AKPOCHAFO, Williams P. (2024) Innovative Instructional approach: the effect of information and communication technology-assisted instruction on civic education students’’ performance. , Arab Gulf Journal of Scientific Research, 42(3), 744-756

  2. OGHENEAKOKE, E.C., IKENGA, A.F. MISAN-RUPEE, R.O. OBRO, S. & AKPOCHAFO, W.P. (2024) Effective Civic Education Pedagogy: Efficiency of Supplementary Tutoring on Students’ Learning Outcome in Civic Education., St. Theresa, Journal of Humanities and Social Sceince, 10(2), 76-90

  3. OGHENEAKOKE, E.C., IKENGA, A.F. MISAN-RUPEE, R.O. OBRO, S. & AKPOCHAFO, W.P. (2024) Effective Civic Education Pedagogy: Efficiency of Supplementary Tutoring on Students’ Learning Outcome in Civic Education., St. Theresa, Journal of Humanities and Social Sceince, 10(2), 76-90

  4. AKPOCHAFO, W.P. (2022) Vision for new Nigeria: The need for a collective refraction, Nigeria Journal of Social Studies, 25(1), 181-192

  5. AKPOCHAFO, W.P. (2021) Women in COVID-19 era: defenders of and cross bearers for humanity (worldwide and Nigeria in Particular). , Journal of perspectives in gender development, 2(1), 1-5

  6. OBRO, S., OGHENEAKOKE, C.E. & AKPOCHAFO, W.P. (2021) Effective Social Studies pedagogy: Effect of Simulation games and Brainstorming. Strategies on Students’ learning outcome , International Journal of Learning, teaching and Educational Research, 20(3), 1-17

  7. IHEAKANWA, J.U., OBRO, S. & AKPOCHAFO, W.P. (2021) Reading ability, study habits and student’ academic performance in social Studies., Library Philosophy and Practice , 1, 1-5

  8. MISAN-RUPEE, R.O. & AKPOCHAFO, W.P. (2020) Concept mapping as an Effective Instructional Strategy to Improve Upper basic Students Performance in social studies, Rivers State University Journal of Education, 33(1, 144-153

  9. AKPOCHAFO, Williams P. (2018) Managing Nigerian Universities in a Processed Economy: Some Alternative Paths, Delsu Journal of Educational Research and Development, 3(1), 57-62

  10. AKPOCHAFO, Williams P. (2017) The Role of Social Studies Education and civic Education in Promoting the sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), Nigerian Journal of Social Studies and Civic Education, 10(1), 21-33

  11. AKPOCHAFO, Williams P. (2015) Education in Nigeria for Peace and Sustainable Development: Strategies and Procedures, Journal of Collaborative Research and Development, 3(1), 222-230

  12. OGHENEAKOKE, E.C. & AKPOCHAFO, W.P. (2015) Gender Differences among Social Studies Teachers’ Competencies in the use of the Inquiry Method in South-South Nigeria, Journal of Education and Practice, 6(23), 48-52

  13. AKPOCHAFO, Williams P. (2013) Curriculum delivery in Nigerian Universities and the relevance of teacher quality, Nigerian Journal of Curriculum and Instruction, 21(1), 1-26

  14. AKPOCHAFO, Williams P. (2013) Family values in Nigeria: The urgency of a paradigm shift, Nigerian South-South Journal of Social Studies and Civic Education, 8(7), 30-41

  15. IDIODI, E.A.O. and W.P. AKPOCHAFO (2012) Authorship Characteristics of the Journal of the Nigerian Association of Mathematical Physics., Journal of Nigerian Association of Mathematical Physics, 20, 485-490

  16. AKPOCHAFO, Williams P. (2011) Carrying capacity of Nigerian Universities and its implications for curriculum implementation. , Nigerian Journal of Curriculum and Instruction, 18(1), 1

  17. AKPOCHAFO, Williams P. (2010) Peace Education for fostering democratic ideas in Nigeria., Nigerian Journal of Curriculum Studies, 17(2), 87-94

  18. AKPOCHAFO, Williams P. (2010) Improved health for women for sustainable development in Nigeria, Benin Journal of Gender Studies, 2(2), 90-96

  19. AKPOCHAFO, Williams P. (2010) Food security in Nigeria and the role of Social Studies Education., Journal of Education and Policy Review, 2, 61-66

  20. AKPOCHAFO, Williams P. (2009) Revitalizing research in Nigerian Universities for national development, Educational Research and Review, http://w.academicjournals.org/ERR., 4(2), 1

  21. AKPOTU, N.E. & AKPOCHAFO, Williams P. (2009) An Analysis of Factors influencing the upsurge of private universities in Nigeria , Journal of Social Science, 19(1), 21-27

  22. AKPOCHAFO, Williams P. (2008) Perception of Citizenship Education and National Development by Undergraduates of Delta State University, Abraka, Nigeria, Nigerian Journal of Citizenship Education (NJCE), 1, 1

  23. AKPOCHAFO, Williams P. (2007) National Development and the imperatives of educational reforms in Nigerian Universities, Nigerian Journal of Educational Philosophy, 20(1), 58-65

  24. AKPOCHAFO, Williams P. (2006) Effects of Three Instructional Strategies on Academic Achievement in JSS Social Studies, African Journal of Studies in Education, 2(2), 211-222

  25. AKPOTU, N.E., AKPOCHAFO, Williams P. & ONOYASE, D. (2006) Students’ Preferences for Tertiary Institutions in Nigeria., Higher Education Review, 38(3), 37-45

  26. AKPOCHAFO, Williams P. & FILHO, WATER Leal (2006) An Overview of the barriers to Curriculum Implementation in Nigerian Universities, International Journal of Continuing Engineering Education and Life-long Learning (IJCEELL), 10(10), 1

  27. AKPOCHAFO, Williams P. (2005) Certification in Nigerian Universities: An ignored component, Studies in Education, 8, 65-70

  28. AKPOCHAFO, Williams P. (2003) “Review Nigerian Values at the Tertiary Level of Education: A Plan of Action”, LASU Education Review, 1, 110-117

  29. AKPOCHAFO, Williams P. (2003) Gender Related Differences and Academic Achievement in Junior Secondary School Social Studies, Journal of Educational Research and Development, 2(1), 35-42

  30. AKPOCHAFO, Williams P. (2003) Resource Management for Effective Instruction in Nigerian Universities – Some Practical Consideration, World Council for Curriculum and Instruction (WCCI) Journal (Nigerian Chapter), 4(1), 66-75

  31. AKPOCHAFO, Williams P. & AKPOCHAFO, G.O. (2001) Education for All: A Sin quo non for a stable democracy, Journal of Educational Research and Development, 4(1), 94-105

  32. AKPOCHAFO, Williams P. (1999) Our Teachers in the Twenty-First Century – Square Pegs for Round Holes?, Teacher Education, 1(2), 43-48

  33. AKPOCHAFO, Williams P. (1999) The Role of the Humanities and Social Sciences in Sustaining the New Democracy in Nigeria, Journal of Education Research and Development, 1(1), 126-137

  34. AKPOCHAFO, Williams P. (1998) Review of Social Studies Manpower Problems and Pedagogical Implications in Nigerian Secondary Schools. , Nigerian Journal of Social Studies, IV(1, 66-72

  35. AKPOCHAFO, Williams P. (1997) Emerging Patterns in Curriculum Research and Development with Special Reference to Social Studies. , Journal of Creativity in Teaching for the Acquisition and Dissemination of Effective Learning, 1(3), 593-605

  36. AKPOCHAFO, Williams P. (1997) Inevitabilities in the Political Transition Programme for an Enduring Democracy in Nigeria, Arts and Social Sciences Forum, 2(2), 85-90

  37. AKPOCHAFO, Williams P. (1997) Some Restrictive Factors in the Teaching and Learning of Social Studies in Nigerian University, Social Studies Quarterly, 1(1), 29-34

  38. AKPOCHAFO, Williams P. (1995) In-Service Needs of Nomadic Education Teachers in Nigeria, Zaria Journal of Education Studies, 1(3), 185-191

  39. AKPOCHAFO, Williams P. (1995) Achieving National Integration in Nigeria through Social Studies Education, Nigeria Journal of Social Studies Review, 4(1), 46-50

  40. AIGBOMIAN, D.O. & AKPOCHAFO, Williams P. (1993) The Library Science Diploma Students: Prospective Librarians or Birds of Passage? , Journal of Teacher Education and Teaching, 1(1), 1-6

  41. AKPOCHAFO, Williams P. (1993) Information Collection, Storage and Utilization in the Management of Nigerian Primary Schools. , EDSU Journal of Vocational Education, 1(2), 50-55

  42. AKPOCHAFO, Williams P. (1991) Libraries on Horsebacks: An Essential Component of the Nomadic Fulani Education Package in Nigeria. , Sokoto Educational Review, 3, 51

  43. AKPOCHAFO, Williams P. (1980) What the Public should know about Libraries and Librarians., Abraka Quarterly, 1(3, 17-24