2008
DOI: 10.4314/ijepse.v10i1.38222
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Perception Of Junior Secondary School Teachers Towards Literacy Through Mother Tongue Education In Ogun State

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“…Unlike Khejeri (2014), this study has established that teaches are fully in support of using Chinyanja as a language of instruction at lower primary school in Lusaka district. Adekola (2008) also found that majority of the teachers had a positive perception towards literacy through mother tongue in Nigerian junior schools.…”
Section: International Journal Of Humanities Social Sciences and Educmentioning
confidence: 76%
“…Unlike Khejeri (2014), this study has established that teaches are fully in support of using Chinyanja as a language of instruction at lower primary school in Lusaka district. Adekola (2008) also found that majority of the teachers had a positive perception towards literacy through mother tongue in Nigerian junior schools.…”
Section: International Journal Of Humanities Social Sciences and Educmentioning
confidence: 76%