Volume VI: The Academy, Education, and the Media
(404 pages)
Contents
William Addai
Case Study of Rural Women, Literacy, and Development in Ghana5 Mina Victor Akan
Energizing the Nigerian Woman for the Actualization of Her Managerial Potentials in Education17 Ranjan Amin
Experiments in Working with Women in Urban and Rural Settings47 Exie B. Ashburn
Creating a Pathway to College for Students of African Descent: Elements of a Plan that Works63 Eva Biswaro
A Case Study of the Post Literacy Curriculum to Enhance the Relevancy to and Impact on Women in Tanzania73 U. G. Emetarom
Nigerian Women and Academic Leadership85 Akon Esu and Mary Essang
Women's Activism and National Development in Nigeria97 Jessica Ezekiel-Hart
Women, Education, and Development in Nigeria109 Jo Ellen Fair
The Sign of "Woman" and the Meaning of Mourning in American News Portrayals of Violence in
South Africa125 Joyce T. Forbes
A West Indian Voice on Systemic Discrimination in Higher Education: Unweaving
the Web of Teaching, Learning, and Research141 Patricia A. Harvey-Holmes
The Contribution of the African State in the Formulation of Principles and Laws Governing the Use of Direct Satellite Broadcasting153 Amelia N. O. Jaja
Literacy Education, Women, and Development in Nigeria167 Sadye L. Logan
Implementing Women's Resource Centers in Developing Countries: A Proposed Model185 Clara Menakaya
Bringing Reality into Childhood Education201 Clara Menakaya
The Implications of the Nigerian 6-3-3-4 System of Education211 Clara Menakaya
The Language of the Arts in the Classroom223 Clara Menakaya
The Role of Play in the Education of the child237 Alice N. Ndu
Education of Women in Nigeria: The Challenge for the Educated Elite249 Mari Nelson
Bridging the Academy: Africa to America261 Nwadiuto Nkpa
Uptake of Science and Technology Courses by Girls269 J. N. Ogwo
Experiences of Nigerian Women in Science Education283 Joy R. Okeke
Female Teachers' Perception of Integration Program for Handicapped Children in
Nigeria Primary Schools293 Ifeoma Okoye
Breaking the Barriers: What Role for Women in Language and Communication?307 Ada C. Okwuosa
Family Background, Marriage, and Higher Education among Igbo Women:
A Comparative Study of the Phenomena of Early and Delayed Tertiary Education
for Nigerian Women317 Olu Adebisi Aboderin
Role of Language in the Acculturation of Rural Women333 Seko Hilda Phiri
Women and Adult Education in Africa345 Esther D. Rothblum and Ellen Cole
Women and Publishing: A Feminist Perspective361 Gwen Schulman
Colonial Education for Girls in AOF: A Project for Gender-Reconstruction, Problematique and Methodology367 Mediline Tador
Nigerian Women in the Media: Challenges and Prospects379 Margaret A. Umeagudosu
Biblical Inspiration for Indigenous Technology: Whither Nigerian Women?391
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