Mathematics and Computer Science. Courses: General Teaching Methods, Subject Methods ( Mathematics/ Computer Science).
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I own a Doctorate Degree in Mathematics Education at the Faculty of Education, Department of Curriculum and Instructional Technology, University of Benin, Benin City, Edo State, Nigeria. I specialize in the following courses: General Teaching Methods, Subject Methods (Mathematics/Computer Science), Instructional Technology, Curriculum Studies, Application of Micro Computer, Measurement and Evaluation, etc.
My greatest interest, desire, priority, and aim is to ensure success among students, high achievement, and good results by providing them the best and available teaching and learning resources, materials, tools, and skills. Thereby, enhancing teaching and learning in the immediate society and globally.
My greatest interest, desire, priority, and aim is to ensure success among students, high achievement, and good results by providing them the best and available teaching and learning resources, materials, tools, and skills. Thereby, enhancing teaching and learning in the immediate society and globally.
Extra information
1 Satisfying the teaching and learning experiences for human growth and development.
2 You are free to ask questions and make vital contributions to human knowledge for a better society and global development.
2 You are free to ask questions and make vital contributions to human knowledge for a better society and global development.
Location
Online from Nigeria
About Me
I Dr. (Mrs.) Kate, a lecturer at the Department of Curriculum and Instructional Technology, Faculty of Education, University of Benin, Benin City, Edo State, Nigeria. I teach Instructional Technology, General Methods and Subject Methods (Mathematics /Computer Education) at the Faculty of Education, University of Benin. My research areas focus on curriculum issues, with particular emphases on teaching effectiveness of Mathematics Teachers with respect to planning for the lesson, presentation of the lesson, mastery of subject matter, currency and correctness of information, use of teaching Aids, motivation of learners, classroom management, teacher-pupils interaction, lesson evaluation and teacher's dressing appearance, and teachers/students' conceptions of Mathematics ideas or concepts to its greater height. I have over ten years of journal articles and conference papers on the above subjects and their implications for curriculum planning, implementation, and evaluation in Mathematics education. In addition, I have sixteen years experience in teaching Mathematics and Computer to students in secondary schools, college of education and University. However, over ten years I have been a Centre Manager and Education/Mathematics Lecturer at (NCE) National Teachers' Institute Kaduna, Iyaoba College, Western Boys High School and Edokpolor Study Centre.
I am a member of many professional associations in Mathematics and Education. I relate and maintain a very good and friendly relationship with my students and I ensure their educational needs and other needs, drive, interests, focus, matters, engagements, and requirements pertaining to their human development, enhancement, and growth are duly met. I take interest in students' parents very dear, subsequently, I render best and satisfactory teaching services to their children and offer advice and guidance to students and their parents. I apply different types of educational experiences, teaching methods, skills, and techniques such as, hands-on apprenticeships, role-playing, live demonstrations, reading printed text, pre-teaching, and use of exit cards, etc. Thereby, to achieve effective teaching and learning outcomes. Therefore improving educational practices globally, as well as to offer prospects for career advancement with the capacity of self-development and organizational growth.
CONFERENCES ATTENDED
I have attended over 24 Local, National and International Conferences of the Mathematics Association and related course subject areas.
PUBLICATIONS
1. Eriakhuemen, L. I.K (2011) “Implementation of the NCE Mathematics
Curriculum in Edo State: Issues and Challenges “. In Nwadiani , M and Ogonor, B.O.
(Eds). Strengthening and Refocusing Education in Nigeria. Benin City. Faculty of
Education, University of Benin, Benin City. 592- 599.
(iii) JOURNAL ARTICLES
2. Eriakhuemen, L. I.K (2015): An Empirical Study of the Perception of
Undergraduates of Nigerian Females Participation in Science Technology and
Mathematics. Journal of International Women’s Studies. 16(3) 31-41.
3. Eriakhuemen, L., I.K (2015): An Evaluation of the National
Teachers’ Institute Nigeria Certificate in Education Mathematics
Programme. International Journal of Current Research 7(02)13039 – 13043.
4. Eraikhuemen, L. I. K. (2008). “Students’ Choice of Mathematics as a course of
Study: Implications for Scientific and Technological Development“. Abacus Published
by the Mathematical Association of Nigeria. 33(1) 64 – 69.
5. Iseguan A.I.; Alufohai P.J I.K (2008). The implication of Internal souring of
Students into State College of Education in Nigeria. Journal of Academic Association
of Nigeria Academics 3(2) 50 – 54.
6. I.K. (2010). An Assessment of Resources Available for the Implementation of
Computer Studies Curriculum in Universal Basic Education. Abacus. The Journal of the Mathematical Association of Nigeria. 35 (1)10-17.
7. I.K. (2011). Mock Examination as a predictor of Students’ Performance in SSCE
Mathematics for the attainment of Millennium Development Goal. Abacus. The Journal of the Mathematical Association of Nigeria 18-26.
8. I.K. (2017): ICT and Teaching Effectiveness of Conventionally Trained Teachers in Primary Schools for Sustainable National Development. Journal of Nigeria Association for Educational Media and Technology. 21(2) 1-13
9. I.K. (2009).Gender and Academic Performance in Mock Examination and SSCE
Mathematics, Physical Sciences. The Benin Journal of Gender Studies. 1(2) 212- 221.
10. Idehen, F.O I.K (2017) “Developing Secondary School Students’ Mathematical
Knowledge and Skills through preparation of Football league table” African Journal of
Curriculum and Instructional Technology, Benin City, Department of Curriculum and
Instructional Technology, Faculty of Education, University of Benin, Benin City Nigeria
11. I.K. (2019) “ Comparative Study of Lesson Planning by Mathematics Teachers in
Different Countries” An Appraisal of the Nigerian School Curriculum. Festschrift for
Prof. A.O. Urevbu. Department of Curriculum and Instructional Technology, Faculty
of Education, University of Benin, Benin City, Nigeria.
CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS
12. Eraikhuemen L. I.K (2018) An Analysis of Teachers’ Appraisal of the Use of Exit
Cards in Mathematics teaching. Proceedings of the 42nd Conference of the
International Group for the Psychology of Mathematics Education, Umea, Sweden. 230
OTHERS
(1) (2007). An Assessment of Resources Available for the Implementation of
Computer Studies and Mathematics Curriculum in Universal Basic Education. An
invited paper presented at the workshop organised by the Longman to retrain school
administrators and classroom teachers of primary and junior Secondary schools on the
Universal Basic Education (UBE) programme, held 2008, at St Paul Catholic Church
Social Centre.
(2) Certificate of Achievement in Equity in Education : Supporting Active Participation in
Lessons Babcock Education. Issued 22nd May 2020.
PAPERS ACCEPTED FOR PUBLICATION:
(1) “The Influence of Learning Strategies on the Mathematics Achievement of Students as
it Relates to School Factors”.
(2) “Ethics in STEM Teacher Education and Practices: Implications for Mathematics
Teaching and Learning in Nigerian Schools”
(3) “Students’ Perceived-Use of Mathematical Knowledge and Skills for Reading,
Constructing and Interpreting Football League Tables: The Ethical Implications for
Mathematics Education.
I am a member of many professional associations in Mathematics and Education. I relate and maintain a very good and friendly relationship with my students and I ensure their educational needs and other needs, drive, interests, focus, matters, engagements, and requirements pertaining to their human development, enhancement, and growth are duly met. I take interest in students' parents very dear, subsequently, I render best and satisfactory teaching services to their children and offer advice and guidance to students and their parents. I apply different types of educational experiences, teaching methods, skills, and techniques such as, hands-on apprenticeships, role-playing, live demonstrations, reading printed text, pre-teaching, and use of exit cards, etc. Thereby, to achieve effective teaching and learning outcomes. Therefore improving educational practices globally, as well as to offer prospects for career advancement with the capacity of self-development and organizational growth.
CONFERENCES ATTENDED
I have attended over 24 Local, National and International Conferences of the Mathematics Association and related course subject areas.
PUBLICATIONS
1. Eriakhuemen, L. I.K (2011) “Implementation of the NCE Mathematics
Curriculum in Edo State: Issues and Challenges “. In Nwadiani , M and Ogonor, B.O.
(Eds). Strengthening and Refocusing Education in Nigeria. Benin City. Faculty of
Education, University of Benin, Benin City. 592- 599.
(iii) JOURNAL ARTICLES
2. Eriakhuemen, L. I.K (2015): An Empirical Study of the Perception of
Undergraduates of Nigerian Females Participation in Science Technology and
Mathematics. Journal of International Women’s Studies. 16(3) 31-41.
3. Eriakhuemen, L., I.K (2015): An Evaluation of the National
Teachers’ Institute Nigeria Certificate in Education Mathematics
Programme. International Journal of Current Research 7(02)13039 – 13043.
4. Eraikhuemen, L. I. K. (2008). “Students’ Choice of Mathematics as a course of
Study: Implications for Scientific and Technological Development“. Abacus Published
by the Mathematical Association of Nigeria. 33(1) 64 – 69.
5. Iseguan A.I.; Alufohai P.J I.K (2008). The implication of Internal souring of
Students into State College of Education in Nigeria. Journal of Academic Association
of Nigeria Academics 3(2) 50 – 54.
6. I.K. (2010). An Assessment of Resources Available for the Implementation of
Computer Studies Curriculum in Universal Basic Education. Abacus. The Journal of the Mathematical Association of Nigeria. 35 (1)10-17.
7. I.K. (2011). Mock Examination as a predictor of Students’ Performance in SSCE
Mathematics for the attainment of Millennium Development Goal. Abacus. The Journal of the Mathematical Association of Nigeria 18-26.
8. I.K. (2017): ICT and Teaching Effectiveness of Conventionally Trained Teachers in Primary Schools for Sustainable National Development. Journal of Nigeria Association for Educational Media and Technology. 21(2) 1-13
9. I.K. (2009).Gender and Academic Performance in Mock Examination and SSCE
Mathematics, Physical Sciences. The Benin Journal of Gender Studies. 1(2) 212- 221.
10. Idehen, F.O I.K (2017) “Developing Secondary School Students’ Mathematical
Knowledge and Skills through preparation of Football league table” African Journal of
Curriculum and Instructional Technology, Benin City, Department of Curriculum and
Instructional Technology, Faculty of Education, University of Benin, Benin City Nigeria
11. I.K. (2019) “ Comparative Study of Lesson Planning by Mathematics Teachers in
Different Countries” An Appraisal of the Nigerian School Curriculum. Festschrift for
Prof. A.O. Urevbu. Department of Curriculum and Instructional Technology, Faculty
of Education, University of Benin, Benin City, Nigeria.
CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS
12. Eraikhuemen L. I.K (2018) An Analysis of Teachers’ Appraisal of the Use of Exit
Cards in Mathematics teaching. Proceedings of the 42nd Conference of the
International Group for the Psychology of Mathematics Education, Umea, Sweden. 230
OTHERS
(1) (2007). An Assessment of Resources Available for the Implementation of
Computer Studies and Mathematics Curriculum in Universal Basic Education. An
invited paper presented at the workshop organised by the Longman to retrain school
administrators and classroom teachers of primary and junior Secondary schools on the
Universal Basic Education (UBE) programme, held 2008, at St Paul Catholic Church
Social Centre.
(2) Certificate of Achievement in Equity in Education : Supporting Active Participation in
Lessons Babcock Education. Issued 22nd May 2020.
PAPERS ACCEPTED FOR PUBLICATION:
(1) “The Influence of Learning Strategies on the Mathematics Achievement of Students as
it Relates to School Factors”.
(2) “Ethics in STEM Teacher Education and Practices: Implications for Mathematics
Teaching and Learning in Nigerian Schools”
(3) “Students’ Perceived-Use of Mathematical Knowledge and Skills for Reading,
Constructing and Interpreting Football League Tables: The Ethical Implications for
Mathematics Education.
Education
(i) Ph.D [(Curriculum Studies (Mathematics Education)] 28th May 2014, Ambrose Alli University, Ekpoma Nigeria
(ii) M. ED (Measurement and Evaluation) February 2006. University of Benin, Benin City, Nigeria
(iii) PG.D (Computer Science) April 1998, University of Benin,
Benin City, Nigeria
(iv) B.ED. (Mathematics Education) March 1994, University of Benin, Benin City, Nigeria
(v) West African School Certificate (W A S C) December 1989 Edo State, Nigeria. Egor Secondary School, Benin City.
(ii) M. ED (Measurement and Evaluation) February 2006. University of Benin, Benin City, Nigeria
(iii) PG.D (Computer Science) April 1998, University of Benin,
Benin City, Nigeria
(iv) B.ED. (Mathematics Education) March 1994, University of Benin, Benin City, Nigeria
(v) West African School Certificate (W A S C) December 1989 Edo State, Nigeria. Egor Secondary School, Benin City.
Experience / Qualifications
(a) Academic Qualifications (With Dates and Granting Bodies)
(i) Ph.D [(Curriculum Studies (Mathematics Education)] 28th May 2014, Ambrose Alli University, Ekpoma Nigeria
(ii) M. ED (Measurement and Evaluation) February 2006. University of Benin, Benin City, Nigeria
(iii) PG.D (Computer Science) April 1998, University of Benin,
Benin City, Nigeria
(iv) B.ED. (Mathematics Education) March 1994, University of Benin, Benin City, Nigeria
(v) West African School Certificate (W A S C) December 1989 Edo State, Nigeria. Egor Secondary School, Benin City.
RESEARCH WORK: I.K. (2014) “Comparative Analysis of Teaching Effectiveness of NCE Teachers in Conventionally Trained and Non-Conventionally Trained Teachers in Primary Schools in Edo State”.
(b)Teaching and Professional Experience (Previous and Present Work
Experience)
(i) Employment/Professional Experience before joining the service
of the University of Benin City.
(1) Office Work (NYSC): 1994 -1995 Federal Pay Office, Benin City.
Edo State, Nigeria.
(2) Teaching 1995 -1998 Wisdom Group of Schools, Upper
Sokponba, Road Benin City.
(3) Teaching 1998 - 2007 Federal Staff Secondary School,
Ugbowo, Benin City, Edo State, Nigeria.
(4) Teaching 2011 - 2016 University Demonstration Secondary
School, Ugbowo, Benin City, Edo State, Nigeria.
(5) (a) Part-time Lecturer:2004 – 2013 National Teachers’ Institute Kaduna
NCE/PGDE. Study Centre, Benin City
(c) Project Supervisor 2018 till date National Open University of Nigeria. Benin City
Study Centre.
(i) Ph.D [(Curriculum Studies (Mathematics Education)] 28th May 2014, Ambrose Alli University, Ekpoma Nigeria
(ii) M. ED (Measurement and Evaluation) February 2006. University of Benin, Benin City, Nigeria
(iii) PG.D (Computer Science) April 1998, University of Benin,
Benin City, Nigeria
(iv) B.ED. (Mathematics Education) March 1994, University of Benin, Benin City, Nigeria
(v) West African School Certificate (W A S C) December 1989 Edo State, Nigeria. Egor Secondary School, Benin City.
RESEARCH WORK: I.K. (2014) “Comparative Analysis of Teaching Effectiveness of NCE Teachers in Conventionally Trained and Non-Conventionally Trained Teachers in Primary Schools in Edo State”.
(b)Teaching and Professional Experience (Previous and Present Work
Experience)
(i) Employment/Professional Experience before joining the service
of the University of Benin City.
(1) Office Work (NYSC): 1994 -1995 Federal Pay Office, Benin City.
Edo State, Nigeria.
(2) Teaching 1995 -1998 Wisdom Group of Schools, Upper
Sokponba, Road Benin City.
(3) Teaching 1998 - 2007 Federal Staff Secondary School,
Ugbowo, Benin City, Edo State, Nigeria.
(4) Teaching 2011 - 2016 University Demonstration Secondary
School, Ugbowo, Benin City, Edo State, Nigeria.
(5) (a) Part-time Lecturer:2004 – 2013 National Teachers’ Institute Kaduna
NCE/PGDE. Study Centre, Benin City
(c) Project Supervisor 2018 till date National Open University of Nigeria. Benin City
Study Centre.
Age
Children (7-12 years old)
Teenagers (13-17 years old)
Adults (18-64 years old)
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Duration
60 minutes
The class is taught in
English
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