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1Enhancing active student engagement in chemistry learning: a case study on the role of e-portfolios in postgraduate education in RwandaRosette Akimana, Evode Mukama, Jeannette Musengimana & Leonard Nungu Springer Nature View Paper
2Issues in subject combinations choice at advanced level secondadry schools in RwandaFidele Ukobizaba, Edwin Byusa & Jean Claude RukundoProblems of Education in the 21st Century View Paper
3Strengthening Teacher Education in Tanzania Student Teachers and Tutors Satisfaction with College Facilities and EnvironmentJosephat Paul Nkaizirwa, Alfred Kisuda Hugo, Cosmas, Anyelwisye Mahenge & Philbert Sixbert KombaCogent Education View Paper
4Computer-based learning to enhance chemistry instruction in the inclusive classroom: Teachers? and students? perceptionsAloys Iyamuremye,?Valentine Urengejeho,?Janvier Mukiza,?Fidele Ukobizaba,?Agnes Mbonyiryivuze?&?Jean de Dieu KwitondaEducation and Information Technologies View Paper
5Computer-Supported Collaborative Learning and Students Electricity Concepts: A Case of Secondary Schools in Arusha, TanzaniaEvariste Minani, Vianney Munezero & Janvier NgayinteranyaEast African Journal of Education and Social Sciences View Paper
6Students? Perceptions of the Classroom Learning Environment and Engagement in Cooperative Mastery Learning-Based Biology Classroom InstructionDieudonn? Mutangana & Adrian MwesigyeEducation Research International View Paper
7EFFECTIVE USE OF LEARNER CENTERED METHOD IN TEACHING AND LEARNING BIOLOGY IN UPPER SECONDARY SCHOOLS OF RUSIZI DISTRICTHABIYAREMYE Jean de DieuVoice of Research View Paper
8Strategizing Learner Support to Scaffold Learning and Internal Efficiency in Distance Training Program for In-Service Secondary School Teachers in RwandaJohn Aluko Orodho, Norbert Ogeta & Kizito NdihokubwayoInternational Journal of Professional Development, Learners and Learning View Paper
9Teachers? Perceptions of Inquiry-based Learning in Science Education: A Case of Selected Secondary Schools in Kirehe District, RwandaCelestin Ntivuguruzwa, Etienne Twizeyimana & Jeannette NyirahagenimanaEast African Journal of Education and Social Sciences View Paper
10Comparison of teaching-learning behaviours in hands-on experiments and teacher-based demonstration chemistry laboratory sessions in Rwandan secondary schoolsJean Baptiste Nkurunziza, Innocent Twagilimana, Thumah Mapulanga & Anthony BwalyaCogent Education View Paper
11Game-based Learning Approach on Students? Motivation and Understanding of Chemistry Concepts: A Systematic Review of LiteratureEdwige Kampire & Adrian Rwekaza MwesigyeHeliyon View Paper
12Effectiveness of Hands-on Practical Activities in Teaching and Learning Chemistry: An Exploration of Students? Engagement, Experience, and Academic PerformanceEzechiel Nsabayezu, Celestin Ngendabanga & Fidele HagenimanaAfrican Journal of Educational Studies in Mathematics and Sciences View Paper
13Rubric-based formative assessment to support students? learning of organic chemistry in the selected secondary schools in Rwanda: A technology-based learningJanvier Mukiza, Aloys Iyamuremye,?Odile Umuhire Mukamanzi?&?Agnes Mbonyiryivuze?Education and Information Technologies View Paper
14Factors Affecting The Performance Of Senior Two Students in Chemistry In Rutsiro District Of RwandaFrancois NIYONZIMA NIYONGABO, Theoneste HAGENIMANAInternational Journal of Progressive Sciences and Technologies View Paper
15Enhancing students? attitude towards biology using concept mapping and cooperative mastery learning instructional strategiesDieudonn? Mutangana and Adrian MwesigyeLUMAT: International Journal on Math, Science and Technology Education View Paper
16Investigating chemistry teachers? technological, pedagogical, and collaborative skills of using web-based discussion tools in teaching organic chemistry in selected Rwandan secondary schoolsInnocent Twagilimana & Francois Niyongabo NiyonzimaCogent Education View Paper
17Difficulties in understanding mechanical waves: Remediated by problem-based instructionJean Uwamahoro and Imelda KemezaPhysical Review Physics Education Research View Paper
18Web-based discussion in teaching and learning organic chemistry: a scoping literature review on its current trends, cognitive, social, and teaching aspectsInnocent Twagilimana & Francois Niyongabo NiyonzimaCogent Education View Paper
19Effects of School Location on Students? Achievement in Photosynthesis Based on Concept Mapping Instructional StrategyDieudonn? Mutangana and Adrian MwesigyeEurasian Journal of Science and Environmental Education View Paper
20Examining the utilization of web-based discussion tools in teaching organic chemistry: A dataset collected from secondary schools of Gasabo and Kamonyi districts in RwandaInnocent Twagilimana & Francois Niyongabo NiyonzimaData in Brief View Paper
21Teachers? Perceptions on the Effectiveness of the Inquiry-Based Learning towards Students? Achievement in Biology: The Case of schools of RwandaDavid Opanga and Venuste NsengimanaAfrican Journal of Educational Studies in Mathematics and Sciences View Paper
22Impact of interactive engagement methods on students? understanding and application of concepts of electricity and magnetismLakhan Lal YadavAfrican Journal of Educational Studies in Mathematics and Sciences View Paper
23Effects of GeoGebra on Students? Attitudes towards Learning Geometry: A Review of LiteratureJean Fran?ois Maniraho and Micheal TusiimeAfrican Journal of Educational Studies in Mathematics and Sciences View Paper
24Use of item response curves to evaluate the validity of the Force Concept Inventory in secondary schools in Uganda and comparison with other educational contextsKK Mashood and Lakhan Lal YadavEuropean Journal of Mathematics and Science Education View Paper
25A correlational analysis of the relationship between Congolese students? achievement in relations in sets and domains of functionsAlphonse UworwabayehoAfrican Journal of Educational Studies in Mathematics and Sciences View Paper
26Effect of systematic physics problem-solving strategy on secondary school students? learning achievementLakhan Lal Yadav, Jean Uwamamhoroand Gabriel NizeyimanaPhysics Education View Paper
27The progress in the application of rubric materials in chemistry teaching and students? learning enhancement during 21st century: a systematic reviewAloys Iyamuremye, Jean Pierre Nahimana, Janvier Mukiza, Edwige Kampire and Theophile NsengimanaDiscover Education View Paper
28Employing systematic physics problem-solving strategy to enhance senior five secondary school students? conceptual understanding of direct currentLakhan Lal Yadav, Jean Uwamamhoroand Gabriel NizeyimanaPhysics Education View Paper
29Student's perceived science inquiry process skills in relation to school type and genderEmmanuel Gakuba Gonzague HabinshutiPerspectives in Education View Paper
30Dust-acoustic nonlinear periodic waves in a two-ion dusty plasma with dust charge variation: Application to Saturn?s magnetosphereLL Yadav, SV Singh, S Devanandhan and MB DhanyaPhysics Plasmas View Paper
31Contribution of Inquiry-Based Learning to the Improvement of Biology Teaching and Learning in Malawi Community Day Secondary SchoolsOpanga David and Venuste NsengimanaThe International Journal of Science, Mathematics and Technology Learning View Paper
32Exploring Students? Perceptions of Virtual and Physical Laboratory Activities and Usage in Secondary SchoolsFlorien Nsanganwimana & Albert Paulo TarmoInternational Journal of Learning, Teaching and Educational Research View Paper
33Secondary school teacher?s conception and?refection of?computer programming with?ScratchEzechiel?Nsabayezu and Jean Claude HabimanaDiscover Education View Paper
34The Impact of Problem-Based Learning on Students? Achievement in Mechanical Waves in Secondary SchoolsJean Uwamahoro and Imelda KamezaResearch in Science Education View Paper
35Integrating Video-Based Multimedia in Teaching Physics in Context of Covid-19 in Rwandan Secondary SchoolsLeon Rugema Mugabo, Alexis BanuzaInternational Journal of Learning, Teaching and Educational Research View Paper
36Assessing the Effectiveness of Computer-Aided Instructional Techniques in Enhancing Students? 3D Geometry Spatial Visualization Skills Among Secondary School Students in TanzaniaV?daste Mutarutinya and Dickson OwitiInternational Journal of Learning, Teaching and Educational Research View Paper
37Mathematics teachers? conceptual understanding of soft skills in secondary schools in ZambiaOdette Umugiraneza and Septimi Reuben KittaEURASIA Journal of Mathematics, Science and Technology Education View Paper
38Contribution of Continuous Professional Development (CPD) Training Programme on Rwandan Secondary School Mathematics and Science Teachers? Pedagogical, Technological, and Content knowledgeTheophile Nsengimana, Eugenie Uwamariya, Pascasie Nyirahabimana, Jean Baptiste Nkurunziza, Concilie Mukamwambali, Jean Claude Dushimimana, Ezechiel Nsabayezu, Jean Nepomuscene Twahirwa & Kizito NdihokubwayoEducation and Information Technologies View Paper
39Web-based discussions in teaching and larning Organic Chemistry: Student's Conception and ReflectionEzechiel?Nsabayezu and Janvier MukizaInternational Journal of Emerging Technologies in Learning View Paper
40Examining the Impact of Interactive Multimedia Instruction on the Performance of Secondary School Students in Biology in Dedza District, MalawiSaidi Rumanzi MubarakaEuropean Journal of Educational Research View Paper
41Impacts of Computer-Assisted Instructions on Students' Academic Performance of Biology within Secondary SchoolsJosiane Mukagihana, Theophile Nsengimana, Concilie Mukamwambali and Olivier HabimanaInternational Journal of Learning and Development View Paper
42Multimedia-Aided Technologies for Effective Learning of Quantum Physics at the University LevelEvariste Minani, Mathias Nduwingoma, Imelda KemezaJournal of Science Education and Technology View Paper
43Effectiveness of Virtual Laboratories in Teaching and Learning Biology: A Review of LiteratureFlorien Nsanganwimana and Albert Paulo TarmoInternational Journal of Learning, Teaching and Educational Research View Paper
44Data collected to assess the effect of inquiry-based learning on environmental knowledge and attitudes among pre-service biology teachers in TanzaniaCatherine Musalagani Aurah, Florien NsanganwimanaData in Brief View Paper
45Implementation of the Competence-Based Learning in Rwandan Physics Classrooms: First Assessment Based on the Reformed Teaching Observation ProtocolJean Uwamahoro and Ir?n?e Ndayambaje?EURASIA Journal of Mathematics, Science and Technology Education View Paper
46Potentials and limitations of GeoGebra in teaching and learning limits and continuity of functions at selected senior four Rwandan secondary schoolsOdette Umugiraneza, Jean Baptiste Ndagijimana & Theoneste HakizimanaCogent Education View Paper
47GeoGebra integration and effectiveness in the teaching and learning of mathematics in secondary schools: A review of literatureJean Fran?ois Maniraho and Michael TusiimeManagement (TIIKM) View Paper
48The interactive classroom: Integration of SMART notebook software in chemistry educationClaude Karegeya?& Savita Ladage?Eurasia Journal of Mathematics, Science and Technology Education View Paper
49Ways School Leaders Support the Teaching of ChemistryAdrian Rwekaza Mwesigye and Edwige KampireAfrican Journal of Educational Studies in Mathematics and Sciences (AJESMS) View Paper
50The Role of Problem-Based Learning Approach in Teaching and Learning Physics: A Systematic Literature ReviewCharles Magoba Muwonge & Nzabahimana JosephF1000Research View Paper
51Concept mapping impact on self-efficacy for enhancing students? motivation and performance in biologyDieudonne Mutangana and Yaw AmeyawAfrican Journal of Educational Studies in Mathematics and Sciences (AJESMS) View Paper
52From pedagogical content knowledge toward technological pedagogical content knowledge frameworks and their effectiveness in teaching mathematics: A mapping reviewCelestin Ntivuguruzwa and Philothere NtawihaF1000Research View Paper
53Teachers? Behaviours Towards Vital Interactions that Attract Students? Interest to Learn Mathematics and Career DevelopmentKizito Ndihokubwayo and Alphonse UworwabayehoAfrican Journal of Educational Studies in Mathematics and Sciences (AJESMS) View Paper
54Impact of YouTube Videos in Promoting Learning of Kinematics Graphs in Tanzanian Teachers? Training CollegesCelestin NtivuguruzwaAdvances in Computer Science for Engineering and Education VI View Paper
55Usability of Electronic Instructional Tools in the Physics ClassroomUwamahoro Jean and Irenee NdayambajeEURASIA Journal of Mathematics, Science and Technology Education View Paper
56The impact of using PhET simulation on conceptual understanding of electrostatics within selected secondary schools of Muhanga District, RwandaEvariste Minani, Abraham Daniel Mollel and Pascasie NyirahabimanaJournal of Mathematics and Science Teacher View Paper
57Effectiveness of PhET Simulations and YouTube Videos to Improve the Learning of Optics in Rwandan Secondary SchoolsUwamahoro Jean and Ndayambaje IreneeAfrican Journal of Research in Mathematics, Science and Technology Education View Paper
58Effect of computer-simulated teaching tools on Rwandan senior four students? understanding of graphs of projectile motionLakhan Lal YadavJournal of Mathematics and Science Teacher View Paper
59Physics Teachers? Belief about Learning from Multimedia and their Self-Efficacy Level to use it(STEMEIC2020) View Paper
60Using Consensus and Cooperative Reflective Journal Writing Instructional Strategies to Enhance Students? Achievement in BiologyWilliam Aino Shivoga andWenceslas NzabalirwaInterdisciplinary Journal of Education Research View Paper
61Teachers? perceptions towards the utilization of WhatsApp in supporting teaching and learning of chemistry during COVID-19 pandemic in Rwandan secondary schoolsAloys Iyamuremye, Jean De dieu Kwitonda, and Agnes MbonyiryivuzeAfrican Journal of Educational Studies in Mathematics and Sciences (AJESMS) View Paper
62Investigating secondary school mathematics teachers? knowledge, preparation and use of assessment rubrics in teaching and learning 3D-geometry in TanzaniaV?daste Mutarutinya and Dickson OwitiInternational Joournal of Educational Practice View Paper
63Students? conceptual understanding of organic chemistry and classroom implications in the Rwandan perspectives: A literature reviewClaude Karegeya and John SentongoAfrican Journal of Educational Studies in Mathematics and Sciences (AJESMS) View Paper
64The Impact of Algebra Background on Upper Secondary Students? Performance in Mathematics: A Case of Study of Ruhango DistrictJean Francois ManirahoJournal of Research innovation and Implications in Education View Paper
65Effectiveness of Practical Work in Physics on Academic Performance among Learners at the selected secondary school in RwandaEtienne TwizeyimanaAfrican Journal of Educational Studies in Mathematics and Sciences (AJESMS) View Paper
66The Influence of Learner Support on Performance in Mathematics? Modules of Open Distance and e-Learning (ODEL) for in ? Service Secondary School Teachers at University of Rwanda, College of EducationNzabalirwa Wenceslas and Nduwingoma MathiasJournal of Research innovation and Implications in Education View Paper
67Biology Instructional Resources Availability and Extent of their Utilization in Teaching Pre-Service Biology TeachersFlorien Nsanganwimana & Catherine. M. AurahAfrican Journal of Educational Studies in Mathematics and Sciences View Paper
68Impact of Low-Cost Atomic Models on Upper Secondary School students? Comprehension of Electronic Configuration and Chemical Bond Concepts in Nyarugenge, RwandaClaude Karegeya, Emmanuel Gakuba & Ruth NtihaboseEast African Journal of Education and Social Sciences View Paper
69An Overview of Learning Cycles in Science Inquiry-based InstructionEmmanuel Gakuba and Gonzague HabinshutiAfrican Journal of Educational Studies in Mathematics and Sciences (AJESMS) View Paper
70Effects of Cooperative Learning Strategy on Students? Academic Achievement in PhysicsLiberatha Masengesho & Celestin NtivuguruzwaJournal of Research innovation and Implications in Education View Paper
71Mediating effect of self-efficacy on the relationship between instruction and students? Mathematical reasoningV?daste Mutarutinya and Sudi BalimuttajjoJournal on Mathematics Education View Paper
72Application of technological pedagogical content knowledge in smart classrooms: views and its effect on students' performance in chemistryClaude Karegeya & Savita LadageEducation and Information Technologies View Paper
73Factors Affecting Secondary Schools Students? Attitudes toward Learning Chemistry: A Review of LiteratureEdwige Kampire? and Philothere NtawihaEURASIA Journal of Mathematics, Science and Technology Education View Paper
74Teachers? Use of Instructional Materials in the Teaching and Learning of Mathematics in private Secondary Schools of Gasabo District, RwandaAlphonse Uworwabayeho and Amina UrwibutsoJournal of Research innovation and Implications in Education View Paper
75Doctoral Student Research Skills: Case of the University of Rwanda ? College of EducationKizito Ndihokubwayo and Alphonse UworwabayehoRwandan Journal of Education View Paper
76Impact of ICT Integration on Students' Performance in Mathematics in Public Upper Secondary Schools in Huye District, RwandaJaphet NiyobuhungiroJournal of Research innovation and Implications in Education View Paper
77Exploration of Societal Considerations about Rwandan Mathematics Teachers? BehavioursKizito Ndihokubwayo and Alphonse UworwabayehoRwandan Journal of Education View Paper
78The Perception of Students on the Use of ICT Tools to Learn Mathematics in Gasabo Selected Public Secondary SchoolsMarie Claudine Uwitatse, Joseph Sibomana and V?daste MutarutinyaJournal of Research innovation and Implications in Education View Paper
79Teacher Training College Student Performance in Statistics and Probability Exams in RwandaAlphonse UworwabayehoRwandan Journal of Education View Paper
80Accessing the Use of Instructional Materials on the Learner?s Academic Performance in Mathematics: A Case of Selected Ordinary Level Secondary Schools of Musanze District, RwandaOnesme Niyibizi and V?daste MutarutinyaJournal of Research innovation and Implications in Education View Paper
81Is Competence-Based Curriculum well Monitored? Learning from Rwandan Sector Education OfficersVincent Nyirigira, Gerard Murasira and Philbert MunyensangaRwandan Journal of Education View Paper
82Switching from Knowledge to Competence-Based Teachings: Biology Teachers? Attitudes and Instructional PracticesDieudonne Mutangana and Adrian MwesigyeEuropean Journal of Mathematics and Science Education View Paper
83Implementation of Competence-based Curriculum in Rwanda: Opportunities and ChallengesRwandan Journal of Education View Paper
84Effect of Chemistry Teacher?s Commitment on Public Secondary School Student Performance in Chemistry Subject in Nyagatare District, RwandaIr?n?e Ndayambaje & Ezechiel NsabayezuJournal of Research innovation and Implications in Education View Paper
85Teaching and Learning Bucket Model: Experimented with Mechanics Baseline TestPascasie Nyirahabimana and Th?ophile MusengimanaEuropean Journal of Educational Research View Paper
86Factors Contributing to Students? Academic Performance in Biology State Examination at Upper Secondary Schools in Gitega Commune, Gitega Province In BurundiPhilothere Ntawiha and Alexis ArakazaUniversal Journal of Educational Research View Paper
87Analysis of Lesson Plans from Rwandan Physics TeachersIr?n?e Ndayambaje and Jean UwamahoroInternational Journal of Learning, Teaching and Educational Research View Paper
88The interplay between Teachers? Efficacy, Effectiveness, Attitudes and Students' Academic Achievement in BiologyAfrican Journal of Educational Studies in Mathematics and Sciences View Paper
89Building Mathematics Teachers? TPACK Through Collaborative Lesson Design ActivitiesV?daste Mutarutinya and Jean Francois ManirahoContemporary Educational Technology View Paper
90Usage of modernized tools and innovative methods in teaching and learning mathematics and sciences: A case of 10 districts in RwandaTheophile Nsengimana, Pascasie Nyirahabimana, Jean Baptiste Nkurunziza, Concilie Mukamwambali, Jean Claude Dushimimana, Eugenie Uwamariya, Jane Batamuliza, Celine Byukusenge, Ezechiel Nsabayezu, Jean Nepomuscene Twahirwa, Aloys Iyamuremye, Agnes MbonyiryiEducation and Information Technologies View Paper
91Examining Teachers' Pedagogical content knowledge in Teaching Proportions TasksThe 29th Annual Conference of the Southern African Association for Research in Mathematics, Science and Technology Education View Paper
92Enhancing students? achievement in biology using inquiry-based learning in RwandaWilliam Aino Shivoga and Venuste NsengimanaInternational Journal of Evaluation and Research in Education (IJERE) View Paper
93Perceived teachers? subject content and pedagogical knowledge of the inquiry and techniques used in the teaching and learning of biology in Rwanda secondary schoolsTheophile Nsengimana and Venuste NsengimanaThe 29th Annual Conference of the Southern African Association for Research in Mathematics, Science and Technology Education View Paper
94Impacts of Improvised Instructional Materials on Grade Nine Learners? Performance in ChemistryEdwige Kampire and Elis? DushimimanaAfrican Journal of Educational Studies in Mathematics and Sciences View Paper
95Practice in Teaching and Learning of Invertebrates: Evaluating the Effectiveness of Pedagogical Language Strategies in Tanzania Secondary SchoolsVenuste NsengimanaEURASIA Journal of Mathematics, Science and Technology Education View Paper
96Investigating the Impact of the Continuous Professional Development in Educational Mentoring and Coaching for STEM Teachers on Biology Teacher?s Classroom Practices in Public Schools of Kamonyi District, RwandaMarcellin RutegwaJournal of Research innovation and Implications in Education View Paper
97Assessment Strategies for Enhancing Students? Mathematical Problem-solving Skills: A Review of LiteratureGabriel Nizeyimana and Angel MukukaEURASIA Journal of Mathematics, Science and Technology Education View Paper
98Boosting learning achievement in physics among Ugandan form-2 students: effect of problem-based learningCharles M Muwonge and Joseph NzabahimanaPhysics Education View Paper
99Science Competence-based Curriculum Implementation in Rwanda: A Multiple Case Study of the Relationship between a School?s Profile of Implementation and its Capacity to InnovateLeon. Rugemwa Mugabo, Ozawa Hiroaki and Pheneas NkundabakuraAfrican Journal of Research in Mathematics, Science and Technology Education View Paper
100The Role of Problem-Based Learning Approach in Teaching and Learning Physics: A Systematic Literature ReviewCharles M Muwonge and Joseph NzabahimanaF1000Research View Paper
101Physics Students? Conceptual Understanding of Geometric Optics: Revisited AnalysisKizito Ndihokubwayo Michael Ralph?&?Ir?n?e Ndayambaje?Journal of Science Education and Technology View Paper
102Diagnostic Assessment Knowledge and Practices among Secondary School Mathematics Teachers in Dodoma, TanzaniaVedaste Mutarutinya & Dickson OwitiAfrican Journal of Empirical Research View Paper
103Online Learning during COVID-19 Pandemic in Rwanda: Experience of Postgraduate Students on Language of Instruction, Mathematics and Science EducationGabriel Bazimaziki, Asterie Nyirahabimana, Jean Baptiste Mushimiyimana, Vedaste Mutarutinya, Leon Rugema Mugabo and Venuste NsengimanaContemporary Mathematics and Science Education View Paper
104Effect of problem-based learning on students' problem-solving ability to learn physicsCharles M Muwonge and Joseph NzabahimanaPhysics Education View Paper
105Students? attitudes towards physics in Nine Years Basic Education in RwandaLakhan Lal Yadav and Maurice Musasia AmadaloInternational Journal of Evaluation and Research in Education (IJERE) View Paper
106Effectiveness of Virtual Labs on Advanced Level Physics Students? Performance in Simple Harmonic Motion in Kayonza District, RwandaLakhan Lal Yadav and Jean Bosco BugingoAfrican Journal of Educational Studies in Mathematics and Sciences View Paper
107Developing students? curiosity through chemistry hands-on activities: A case of selected community secondary schools in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania.Emmanuel Gakuba and John SentongoEURASIA Journal of Mathematics, Science and Technology Education View Paper
108Teachers? and Students? Experiences of Chemistry Practical in selected Day Secondary Schools in Nyarugenge District, RwandaDaniel Uwizeyimana, Aloys Iyamuremye, Ezechiel Nsabayezu & Francois Niyongabo NiyonzimaAfrican Journal of Educational Studies in Mathematics and Sciences View Paper
109Age, Gender and Verbal Ability as Predictors of Students? Achievement in BiologyWenceslas Nzabalirwa and William Aino ShivogaInternational Journal of Studies in Education and Science (IJSES) View Paper
110Effectiveness of Hands-on Practical Activities in Teaching and Learning Chemistry: An Exploration of Students? Engagement, Experience, and Academic PerformanceEzechiel Nsabayezu, Celestin Ngendabanga & Fidele HagenimanaAfrican Journal of Educational Studies in Mathematics and Sciences View Paper
111Classroom Observation Data Collected to Document the Implementation of Physics Competence-Based Curriculum in RwandaJean Uwamahoro and Ir?n?e NdayambajeData in Brief View Paper
112Perceptions of teachers towards the Use of Inquiry-Based Learning Following 5Es Instructional Model in Biology at Upper Secondary School Level in RwandaWilliam Aino Shivoga & Venuste NsengimanaAfrican Journal of Educational Studies in Mathematics and Sciences View Paper
113Practices in STEM Teaching and the Effectiveness of the Language of Instruction: Exploring Policy Implications on Pedagogical Strategies in Tanzania Secondary SchoolsVenuste Nsengimana, Alphonse UworwabayehoTh?ophile NsengimanaEvariste MinaniSpringer Nature View Paper
114An Evaluation of Teaching and Learning strategies used in remedial teaching and learning of Biology in Rwanda?s lower Secondary SchoolsMarcelin Rutegwa, Theophile Nsengimana and Ntezimana Muhoza RedemptaAfrican Journal of Educational Studies in Mathematics and Sciences View Paper
115Assessing the Level of Secondary Mathematics Teachers? Pedagogical Content KnowledgeJean Uwamahoro, Nzotungicimpaye Joachim &John Aluko OrodhoEURASIA Journal of Mathematics, Science and Technology Education View Paper
116Investigating the effect of virtual laboratories on students? academic performance and attitudes towards learning biologyFlorien Nsanganwimana and Albert Paulo TarmoInformation and Education Technologies View Paper
117A case study on chemistry classroom practices in the Rwandan secondary schoolsEdwige Kampire and Adrian Rwekaza MwesigyeHeliyon View Paper
118Effect of Hands-on Laboratory Experiment and Demonstration Teaching Techniques on Rwandan Secondary School Students? Academic Performance in Solutions and TitrationJean Baptiste Nkurunziza and Innocent TwagilimanaAfrican Journal of Research in Mathematics, Science and Technology Education View Paper
119Innovative collaborative instructional strategies: it?s effect on secondary school students? achievement in biology as moderated by verbal abilityWenceslas Nzabalirwa and William ShivogaLUMAT: International Journal on Math, Science and Technology Education View Paper
120Effect of robotics?enhanced project?based learning approach on students? conceptual understanding and motivation in linear motion in physics in selected Rwandan Secondary SchoolPheneas Nkundabakura, Theophile Nsengimana, Olivier Habimana, Pascasie Nyirahabimana and Ezechiel NsabayezuInformation and Education Technologies View Paper
121Tutors? perceptions about science curriculum reforms and challengesfor their implementation in Teacher Training Colleges in RwandaCamile KanamugireAfrican Journal of Educational Studies in Mathematics and Sciences View Paper
122Classroom practices in primary schools? mathematics teaching supported by the Interactive Mathematics Software for RwandaAlphonse Uworwabayeho and Kenya YokoyamaInternational Journal of Evaluation and Research in Education (IJERE) View Paper
123An assessment of the impact of improvised versus conventional laboratory equipment on students? performance in thermal expansionIr?n?e NdayambajeAfrican Journal of Educational Studies in Mathematics and Sciences View Paper
124ENHANCING PRE-SERVICE BIOLOGY TEACHERS? TECHNOLOGICAL PEDAGOGICAL CONTENT KNOWLEDGE THROUGH A TPACK-BASED TECHNOLOGY INTEGRATION COURSEMarcellin Rutegwa, Dorothy Tukahabwa and Thumah MapulangaJournal of Baltic Science Education View Paper
125Teachers? role and learners? responsibility in teaching and learning science and elementary technology in RwandaJean Claude Nzeyimana,African Journal of Educational Studies in Mathematics and Sciences View Paper
126Successes and Challenges of Biology Teachers in Implementing the Outcomes of School-Based In-service Training in the Nyanza and Kamonyi Districts, RwandaMarcellin Rutegwa & Theogene BihoyikiAfrican Journal of Educational Studies in Mathematics and Sciences View Paper
127Exploring the barriers to effective cooperative learning implementation in school mathematics classroomsSudi BalimuttajjoProblems of Education in the 21st century View Paper
128Impact of Continuous Professional Development on Performance in High School Biology: A Systematic ReviewClement Niyigena and Gatarira Pierre CobesAfrican Journal of Educational Studies in Mathematics and Sciences View Paper
129Training strategies used in competence-based curriculum in Rwanda straighteningMugabo Rugema Leon, Byusa Edwin, Habiyaremye Hashituky TelesphoreEducation Policy, Management and Quality View Paper
130Lower Secondary Mathematics and Science Teachers? Perceptions Towards Project-Based Learning in RwandaPheneas NkundabakuraAfrican Journal of Educational Studies in Mathematics and Sciences View Paper
131Redistributing Public Institutions to Rural Areas: A Case of the University of Rwanda College of Education, RukaraYUTAKA ITOAfrican Journal of Governance and Development View Paper
132Relationship between students? attitude towards, and performance in mathematics word problemsSudi Balimuttajjo and V?daste MutarutinyaPLoS ONE View Paper
133Insights of teachers and students on mathematics teaching and learning in selected Rwandan secondary schoolsKizito Ndihokubwayo, Angel Mukuka & Jean UwamahoroAfrican Journal of Educational Studies in Mathematics and Sciences View Paper
134An Investigation of the Correlation between Lecturers? Instructional Practices and the Level of ICT Tools Use in Teacher Training ProgrammesWellars Banzi and Dany KamuhandaInternational Journal of Learning and Development View Paper
135Exploring students? algebraic reasoning on quadratic equations: implications for school-based assessmentSudi Balimuttajjo,Eighth International Conference to Review Research in Science, Technology and Mathematics Education View Paper
136Analysis of conceptual understanding of solutions and titrationamong Rwandan secondary school studentsJean Baptiste Nkurunziza, Innocent Twagilimana, Thumah Mapulanga and Anthony BwalyaCOGENT EDUCATION View Paper
137Applying the solo taxonomy in assessing and fostering students? mathematical problem-solving abilitiesSudi Balimuttajjo,27th Annual Conference of the Southern African Association for Research in Mathematics, Science and Technology education View Paper
138Integration of topic-specific pedagogical content knowledge components in secondary school science teachers? reflections on biology lessonsYaw Ameyaw,?Gilbert Nshogoza?&?Anthony BwalyaDiscover Education View Paper
139Students? conceptual understanding of electricity and magnetism and its implications: A reviewM. M. AmadaloAfrican Journal of Educational Studies in Mathematics and Sciences View Paper
140Exploring the Challenges and Strategies for Enhancing Biotechnology Instruction in a Modularized Context at University of Rwanda-College of Science and TechnologyLeon Rugema Mugabo and Antoine NsabimanaInternational Journal of Learning, Teaching and Educational Research View Paper
141Light phenomena conceptual assessment: an inventory tool for teachersIr?n?e Ndayambaje; Michael RalphPhysics Education View Paper
142Lesson plan analysis protocol in assessing mathematics and science lessonsCelestin Ntivuguruzwa, Philothere Ntawiha, Mbonyiryivuze Agnes, Mkagihana Josiane, Byusa Edwin, Byukusenge Celine, Musengimana Jeannette, Dorimana Aline, Ukobizaba Fidele & Ndihokubwayo KizitoInternational Journal of Evaluation and Research in Education (IJERE) View Paper
143Developing technological pedagogical content knowledge survey items: A review of literatureV?daste Mutarutinya?& Jean Francois ManirahoJournal of Digital Learning in Teacher Education? View Paper
144Effectiveness of PhEt Simulations on Conceptual Understanding of Protein Synthesis in Selected Secondary Schools in the City of KigaliMarcellin RutegwaJournal of Research innovation and Implications in Education View Paper
145An Analysis of Prospective Teachers? Mathematical Reasoning on Number ConceptsOverson Shumba, Sudi BalimuttajjoAfrican Journal of Educational Studies in Mathematics and Sciences. View Paper
146Students? misconceptions and difficulties with learning limits and the continuity of functions at selected Rwandan secondary schoolsOdette Umugiraneza, Jean Baptiste Ndagijimana & Theoneste HakizimanaInternational Journal of Educaiond and practice View Paper
147Analysis of Teaching Techniques and Scheme of Work in Teaching Chemistry in Rwandan Secondary SchoolsAdrian Rwekaza MwesigyeEURASIA Journal of Mathematics, Science and Technology Education View Paper
148Students? perceptions towards the use of computer simulations in teaching and learning of chemistry in lower secondary schoolsGonzague Habinshuti?and?Jean Baptiste NkurunzizaChemistry Teacher International View Paper
149Data on students? mathematical reasoning test scores: A quasi-experimentVedaste Mutarutinya and Sudi BalimutajjoData in Brief View Paper
150Developing mathematical knowledge for teaching through lesson planning and technological pedagogical content knowledge among rwandan teacher training college tutorsCelestin Ntivuguruzwa?& Philothere Ntawiha?Education and Information Technologies View Paper
151Pre-service Teachers? Secondary School Experiences in Learning Geometry and their Confidence to Teach itJoachim Nzotungicimpaye and Claudien NtahomvukiyeEURASIA Journal of Mathematics, Science and Technology Education View Paper
152Effect of explicit and reflective activity-based instruction on senior secondary physics students? views towards Nature of ScienceLakhan Lal Yadav & K. K. MashoodInternational Journal of Science Education View Paper
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308Factors Affecting Use of Practical Work in Teaching and Learning Physics: Assessment of Six Secondary Schools in Kigali City, RwandaTheogene BIHOYIKI and Pheneas NkundabakuraAfrican Journal of Educational Studies in Mathematics and Sciences View Paper
309Facing the effects of COIVD-19 on Grade-12 students' education: A focus on science and mathematics isntructionsGabriel NizeyimanaAfrican Journal of Educational Studies in Mathematics and Sciences View Paper
310Effectiveness of Hands-On Activities to Develop Chemistry Learners? Curiosity in Community Secondary Schools in TanzaniaJohn Sentongo, Emmanuel Gakuba andJournal of Turkish Science Education View Paper
311Effect of Project-Based learning: Learner Conceptualization and Achievement in Science EducationCelestin Ntivuguruzwa, Etienne Twizeyimana and Theophile ShyiramundaAfrican Journal of Educational Studies in Mathematics and Sciences View Paper
312Review of Research in Student Conception Studies and Concept Inventories: Exploring PER Threads Relevant to Ugandan ContextKalarattu Kandiyil Mashood, Lakhan Lal YadavAfrican Journal of Educational Studies in Mathematics and Sciences View Paper
313Teacher-Student lnterractions for Enhanced Learning in Mathematics ClassroomsGabriel Nizeyimana and Alphonse UworwabayehoInternational Journal of Evaluation and Research in Education (IJERE) View Paper
314The Role of Innovative Teaching Methods Towards the Classification of Living Things: A ReviewWilliam Aino Shivoga and Venuste NsengimanaAfrican Journal of Educational Studies in Mathematics and Sciences View Paper
315Difficult topics in the revised biology curriculum for advanced level secondary schools in Rwanda: teachers? perceptions of causes and remediesFlorien Nsanganwimana & Albert Paulo TarmoJournal of Biological Education View Paper
316Effects of inquiry-based teaching on students? academic achievement in Biology in lower secondary schools in Ilala ? Dar es Salaam ? TanzaniaIrenee NdayambajeLwati: A Journal of Contemporary Research View Paper
317Lesson plan analysis protocol (LPAP): A useful tool for researchers and educational evaluatorsCeline Byukusenge, Edwin Byusa, Hashituky Telesphore Habiyaremye and Josiane MukagihanaHeliyon View Paper
318Enhancing Chemistry Students' Retention of Organic Chemistry through Intervention with Cooperative Learning in RwandaClaude Karegeya and John SentongoBook of Proceedings of the 1st International Conference on Education. Contemporary Issues in Education: Linking Research and Practice View Paper
319Fostering Students? Retention in Photosynthesis Using Concept Mapping and Cooperative Mastery Learning Instructional StrategiesDieudonn? Mutangana and Adrian MwesigyeEuropean Journal of Educational Research View Paper
320Physics Students? Conceptual Understanding of Electricity and Magnetism in Nine Years Basic Education in RwandaLakhan Lal Yadav and Maurice Musasia AmadaloEuropean Journal of Educational Research View Paper
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323Assessment of Physics Lesson Planning and Teaching based on the 5Es Instruction Model in Rwanda Secondary SchoolsJean Uwamahoro and Kizito NdihokubwayoContemporary Mathematics and Science Education?(CONMATHS) View Paper
324Effects of Geogebra Software on Secondary School Students' Achievement in 3 -D GeometryJean Francois Maniraho and Michael Tusiime RwibasiraEducation and Information Technologies View Paper
325The Relationship between Cognitive Activation, Self-efficacy, Achievement Emotions and (Meta)cognitive Learning Strategies among Ugandan Biology LearnersFlorien Nsanganwimana, Charles M. Muwonge and Joseph SenyongaAfrican Journal of Research in Mathematics, Science and Technology Education View Paper
326Effectiveness of Biology Lesson Planning and Lesson Delivery in Tanzania Secondary SchoolsVenuste nsengimanaThe International Journal of Science, Mathematics and Technology Learning View Paper
327Effect of task-based learning on students? understanding of chemical reactions among selected Rwandan lower secondary school studentsEdwige Kampire and Ntawiha PhilothereJournal of Baltic Science Education View Paper
328Pre-Primary School Teachers? Pedagogical Content Knowledge in Teaching Mathematics: A Review of LiteratureJean Francois ManirahoAfrican Journal of Educational Studies in Mathematics and Sciences View Paper
329Teaching and learning mechanics explored through the use of the 5e?s educational modelUwamahoro Jean and Ndihokubwayo kizitoProblems of Education in the 21st Century View Paper
330Cooperative Learning on Students? Knowledge Retention and Attitude in Chemistry30th Annual Conference of 30th Annual Conference of SAARMSTE View Paper
331Inquiry-Based Experimental Design for Enhancement of Teaching and Learning of Chemistry ConceptsAimable Sibomana, Emmanuel Gakuba, Claude KaregeyaAfrican Journal of Educational Studies in Mathematics and Sciences View Paper
332Dataset related to the effect of resource-based instruction on Rwandan pre-service biology teachers' academic achievement, attitude, and motivationFlorien Nsanganwimana and Catherine M. AurahData in Brief View Paper
333Blended Learning as Methodology of Mathematics Instruction at the University of Rwanda in the Era of Covid-19 PandemicBanzi WellarsJournal of Research Innovation and Implications in Education View Paper
334Mathematics and Science Teacher?s Conception and Reflection on Computer Programming with Scratch: Technological and Pedagogical StandpointEzechiel NsabayezuInternational Journal of Education, Training and Learning View Paper
335Effects of Concept Mapping and Cooperative Mastery Learning Strategies on Students? Achievement in Photosynthesis and Attitudes towards Instructional StrategiesDieudonn? Mutangana, Adrian MwesigyeInternational Journal of Learning, Teaching and Educational Research View Paper
336Students? Opinions, Views, and Perceptions of Science Laboratory Learning: A Systematic Review of the LiteratureEmmanuel Gakuba and Gonzague HabinshutiEURASIA Journal of Mathematics, Science and Technology Education View Paper
337Mathematics Teachers? Perceptions of Soft Skills Integration in Mathematics Teaching and Learning in Secondary Schools in Mazabuka District, ZambiaSeptimi Reuben Kitta, Odette UmugiranezaInternational Journal of Learning, Teaching and Educational Research View Paper
338A scientometric review of multimedia in teaching and learning of physicsEvariste Minani, Mathias Nduwingoma, Imelda KemezaLUMAT: International Journal on Math, Science and Technology Education View Paper
339Influence of Teaching Approaches on Students? Performance in Mathematics: A meta-analysis of Quasi-Experimental Studies in AfricaIrenee Ndayambaje and Charles Magoba MuwongeAfrican Journal of Educational Studies in Mathematics and Sciences View Paper
340On the predictors of pro-environmental behaviors: integrating personal values and the 2-MEV among secondary school students in TanzaniaFlorien Nsanganwimana & Catherine Musalagani AurahHeliyon View Paper
341Students? Acquisition of Science Process Skills in Chemistry through Computer Simulations and Animations in Secondary Schools in TanzaniaBernard Bahati and Eugenia KafanaboInternational Journal of Learning, Teaching and Educational Research View Paper
342Effects of Laboratory Practical Activities on Learners? Academic Achievement and Attitude towards Biology in Selected Secondary Schools in RwandaFlorien NsanganwimanaJournal of Research Innovation and Implications in Education View Paper
343Student?s Attitudes and Perceptions toward Learning Physics in Arusha City Secondary Schools, TanzaniaEvareste Minani, Beni Mbwile and Wakumire RobertJournal of Research Innovation and Implications in Education View Paper
344Analysis Of The Use Of Digital Platforms By University And College Lecturers In Instruction Of Mathematics During Covid-19 Pandemic EraWellars Banzi and Dany KamuhandaWebology View Paper
345Analysis of Mathematics Lesson Planning Framed by the Teachers? Pedagogical Content KnowledgeEuropean Journal of Educational Research View Paper
346Data on pre-service teachers? experience of project activities based on the teacher education support project in TanzaniaCalvin Zakaria Swai, Alfred Kisuda Hugo, Cosmas Anyelwisye Mahenge and Philbert Sixbert KombaData in Brief View Paper
347Effects of Inquiry-Based Teaching Method on Students? Academic Performance and Attitudes towards Chemistry in Two Selected Secondary Schools of Bugesera District, RwandaLeon MugaboJournal of Research Innovation and Implications in Education View Paper
348Conceptual understanding of force concepts in the Ugandan context: A thread assessing performance and misconceptionsTindi Seje Nuru & Lakhan Lal YadavJournal of Mathematics and Science Teacher View Paper
349Enhancing students' attitudes towards Biology using consensus and cooperative reflective journal writing educational strategiesWenceslas Nzabalirwa & William A. ShivogaProblems of Education in the 21st Century View Paper
350Teacher-student interactions for enhanced learning in upper secondary mathematics classroomAlphonse Uworwabayeho & Gabriel NizeyimanaInternational Journal of Evaluation and Research in Education (IJERE) View Paper
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