| Email: | Click to show Ifeakor's Email Address | Birthday: | 30th June |
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| Staff Type: | Academic | Phone Number: | Login to view phone number |
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| Biography: | CITATION OF PROF. IFEAKOR, AMAECHI COMFORT Name: Prof. Ifeakor, Amaechi Comfort Sex: Female Present Rank: Professor Of Educational Research, Measurement And Evaluation Marital Status: Married With Children Home Town: Igbokwu in Aguata L.G.A State of Origin: Anambra Nationality: Nigerian E-mail: aceeifeakor@gmail.com / ac.ifeakor@coou.edu.ng Phone Number: 08033382457 EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS: PhD in Measurement and Evaluation - UNN PGD in ICT - FUTO M.ED in Measurement and Evaluation - UNN B.Sc (Ed) Chemistry / Education - UNN NCE (Biology / Chemistry - Anambra State College of Education Awka WASC - Chukwurah High School, Onitsha. POSITIONS HELD IN SCHOOL: Head, Educational Psychology (NOCEN) 2011 Ag Head, Technology Department (ANSU) 2012 Departmental PG Rep FOE (ANSU) 2014 Chairman: LOC for FOE 2nd International conference 2017 Chairman: Staff Development Committee 2018 Faculty Rep to Senate 2016 Member: Departmental Technical Committee 2015 Member: Faculty Journal Committee 2018 Member: Departmental Management Committee 2018 Member: Senate Certificate Verification Committee 2013 Member: Examination Malpractice Committee 2013 Member: Faculty Book Review Committee 2013 Member: Departmental PG Committee 2023 Member: Federal Road Safety Corps Special Marshal of Partners 2009 to Date. MEMBERSHIP OF PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS: Coordinator: Science Teachers Association of Nigeria, Onitsha Zone Member: Science Teachers Association of Nigeria (MSTAN) Member: Nigerian Society of Educational Psychologists (NISEP) Member: Forum for African Women Educationalists Nigeria (FAWEN) Member: Association of Educational Researchers and Evaluation in Nigeria (ASSEREN) Member: Third World Organization for Women in Science (TWOWS) Member: Organisation of Women in Science in the Developing Countries (OWSD) Member: Academic Staff Union of Nigerian Universities (ASUU) AWARDS 1. Fellow, Institute of National Resources in Human Development (FRHD), Abuja. 2. Award of merit to selfless service by Science Education Students Association. 3. Award for contributions to the Advancement of Igboukwu Development Union, Onitsha Branch. 4. President General: Igboukwu Women Home and Abroad. Prof. Ifeakor, A.C. has supervised several undergraduates and postgraduates students in projects, dissertation and theses writing in Faculty of Education. She has equally published over eighty (80) papers in both international and national reputable journals. She has authored two (2) books on Research methodology in education, and one (1) on Psychological Measurement and Evaluation in Educational Research Measurement and Evaluation and Basic Statistics in Education. She has attended conferences in almost all the state capitals in Nigeria including Abuja and outside Nigeria. |
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| Faculty/Department/Unit: | Educational Foundations | Rank: | Professor |
| Research Interest: | Research Method and Statistics, Measurement and Evaluation, Analysis of Educational Data in Research | ||
| Educational Qualifications: | PhD in Measurement and Evaluation - UNN PGD in ICT - FUTO M.ED in Measurement and Evaluation - UNN B.Sc (Ed) Chemistry / Education - UNN NCE (Biology / Chemistry - Anambra State College of Education Awka WASC - Chukwurah High School, Onitsha. |
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| Universities Attended: | University of Nigeria Nsukka Federal University of Technology Owerri |
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| Publications: | 1. Effects of commercially produced computer assisted instruction package on students' achievement and interest in secondary school chemistry. 2. An overview of climate change and food security: adaptation strategies and mitigation measures in Nigeria. 3. Effect of Peer assessment on students' academic achievement and interest in chemistry. 4. Achieving standard in secondary education through the eradication of examination malpractices: The Nigerian experience. 5. psychological measurement and evaluation in education: issues and applications. 6. Appraisal of the availability and utilization of new technological resources for science curriculum delivery in Nigeria universities. 7. Research methodology in education: Basic issues & techniques. 8. Evaluation of commercially produced computer assisted instruction package for teaching secondary school chemistry. 9. Evaluating the impact of teacher factors for the development of entrepreneurial skills through science, technology and mathematics education. 10.Optimizing e-learning opportunities for effective assessment in science education in Nigeria State Universities. 11. Capacity Building Reforms for improving secondary school Teachers' Competencies in Continuous Assessment: The Challenges Ahead. 12. Appraisal of Rural Women Empowerment through Skills Acquisition in Anambra and Rivers States of Nigeria. 13. Information and communication technology and school based assessment: challenges for sustainable development. 14. Appraisal of knowledge creation of Nigeria Federal Academics: Challenges for information and communication technologies. 15. Structural Equation modelling of students' academic self efficacy on test anxiety in Onitsha North Local Government Area of Anambra State. 16. Attitude of undergraduates towards formative assessment in Nigerian Universities. 17. Assessment of Lecturers' perception of employability skills of measurement and evaluation graduates for Global competitiveness in the New Normal. 18. Effect of continuous Assessment (CA) and Examination to Student's Academic Achievement. 19. Rethinking Educational Evaluation for Quality Educational Outcomes. 20. The role of measurement and Evaluation in National Development. |
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| Google Scholar: | https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=cw0eQM8AAAAJ | ||
| Skills: | Reading, Writing, Statistical Analysis of Educational data | ||
| Registered Date: | 8th May 2024 at 11:55:36 AM | ||
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