Effect of Painting Series Package on the Performances of Junior Secondary Cultural and Creative Arts in Ogbomoso Nigeria

Odewumi, Michael Olubunmi; Okonkwo, Ivan E.

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“…It is also the technique of spreading of colour on the surfaces of sketches and diagrams. In essence, it is the evenly spreading of colour to the existing walls, canvas and drawn objects purposely to change the colour (Odewumi & Okonkwo, 2017;Odewumi & Bello, 2017). The authors further explained the technique in paintings like pointillism, wash, impasto, mix media which are used to depict types of paintings such as still life, nature, figure or life, land and sea etc.…”

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“…Its origin and usage have been traced to cave men. Colour has been used by individuals as a symbolic and informative medium (Kumar & Joshi, 2006;Odewumi & Okonkwo, 2017;Schloss, Lessard, Walmsley & Foley, 2018). Hence, colour is the effect of light on an object.…”

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Interactive effects of acolour wheel motion game on pupils’ cognitive development in graphic arts

Odewumi

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Bada

2020

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Games can be instruments for fun and competition globally. However, despite their relevance for instruction, the awareness of key games and their use have not been significantly established. Therefore, the study investigates the interactive effects of colour wheel motion games on pupils' cognitive development in the field of graphic arts. The study included a pre-test and a post-test. The sample comprised 50 pupils: 25 boys and 25 girls. Two research hypotheses were tested. Findings revealed a significant difference between groups (experimental and control) and gender (boys and girls). Nevertheless, the use of the Colour Wheel Motion Game for learning was recommended for all pupils in secondary schools in Nigeria.

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“…21st century ushers in technology of instructional delivery. Although studies emphasises teaching from abstract to real, the study of Odewumi and Falade (2015) advocated normal classroom teaching with the teacher as the manager for effective knowledge impartation. Technology has brought changes and influences classrooms setting in diverse ways, bringing a more facilitating (Scott, 2015) and also as a unique arena to education globally (Yunus, Salehi & Chenzi, 2012).…”

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Lecturers Awareness and Integration of Learning Space Technology for Instructions in Nigeria

Odewumi

2020

Unnes Sci Edu J

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Learning Space is imperative in content delivery in institutions of higher learning. However, despite its value and worth to instructional delivery, the awareness and integration to instruction in Nigeria University by the lecturers have not been significantly established. Therefore the objectives of this study were to examine the lecturersâ€™ awareness of learning space and investigate the lecturersâ€™ integration of learning space for instruction at the University of Ilorin, Nigeria. The study was of a descriptive nature and cross-sectional survey. 120 lecturers was sampled in the faculty of education, University of Ilorin, Nigeria. Stratified sampling procedure, was used to grouped lecturers along gender. The self designed questionnaire was administered to 120 lecturers of 60 males and 60 females. Mean scores was utilised to answer research questions. Research hypotheses were tested with t-test statistical analysis at 0.05 level of significance. The findings of the study were that lecturers had positive awareness and integration of learning space technology for instructions delivery at University of Ilorin Nigeria. The study further recommended that lecturers should be encouraged to have more knowledge of learning space for teaching and learning and they should be educated on how to use learning space for their various instructions.

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Effect of Painting Series Package on the Performances of Junior Secondary Cultural and Creative Arts in Ogbomoso Nigeria

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