Publication Details
QUAINOO ERIC ATTA
- NUGS-Beijing
- Teacher Education (Phd)
- Beijing Normal University
China’s Internationalized Higher Education During Covid-19: Collective Student Autoethnography 30 Aug 2020
Postdigital Science and Education
Deans’ Leadership and Organizational Commitment in Higher Education; A Review of Literature 30 Aug 2020
International Journal of Social Science and Humanities Research
High-Stakes Test Accountability: A Controversial Issue in Educational Measurement 30 Aug 2020
International Journal of Latest Research in Humanities and Social Science (IJLRHSS)
School-environment, Teacher-related and Student-related Factors: Critical Causes of Low Academic Performance of Senior High School Students in Core Ma 30 Aug 2020
Journal of Educational and Psychological Research
Religious Coping and Self-esteem of Women living with Cervical Cancer in Ghana 30 Aug 2020
International Journal of Healthcare Sciences
School-Related Factors That Affect Girls’ Access To Education At The Basic School Level In The Tarkwa-Nsuaem Municipality Of The Western Region Of G 30 Aug 2020
International Journal of Innovative Research and Advanced Studies (IJIRAS)
Using the Information Processing Approach to Explain the Mysteries of the Black Box: Implications for Teaching Religious and Moral Education 30 Aug 2020
Journal of Information Engineering and Applications
Comparative Review of Educational Reforms, Policies, and Systems: A Case of China and Ghana 25 Dec 2020
Journal of Comparative Studies and International Education
The Utilisation of Educational Resources on Academic Achievement: A Case of Boa Amponsem Senior High School and Dunkwa Senior High Technical School 18 Jun 2024
Asian Journal of Education and Social Studies
The Impact of Globalization on Education: A Blessing or a Curse 18 Jun 2024
Education Journal
The Academic Performance of Female Students in Integrated Science in Junior High Schools: Evidence from Aowin Municipality, Western North Region of 18 Jun 2024
Asian Journal of Education and Social Studies
Testing and assessmemt in counselling 18 Jun 2024
International Journal of Educational Innovation and Research
Emergency remote assessment practices in higher education in sub-Saharan Africa during COVID-19. 18 Jun 2024
Frontiers in Education
Exploring Classroom Assessment Practices: Perspectives from Senior High School Teachers in Greater Accra, Ghana 18 Jun 2024
Journal of Interdisciplinary Studies in Education
Teacher candidates’ experiences of emergency remote assessment during COVID-19 18 Jun 2024
SN Social Sciences
Emergency remote teaching amid global distress: how did teacher educators respond, cope, and plan for recovery? 18 Jun 2024
Discover Global Society
The Abuse and Neglect Matrix: Factors Influencing Intrapersonal and Interpersonal Abuse and Neglect 18 Jun 2024
Shanlax International Journal of Education
The Ecology of X (Twitter) Discourse on the Domestic Debt Exchange Program in Ghana: Public Sentiments Analysis 18 Jun 2024
New Media and Mass Communication
A Review of Quality and Quantity of Foreign Students' Education under the Characteristics of the Popularized Times 15 Feb 2021
International Journal of Social Science and Humanities Research
Assessment in Chinese Higher Education: Chinese Students’ Conception of Assessment 11 Mar 2021
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL FOR INNOVATIVE RESEARCH IN MULTIDISCIPLINARY FIELD
Religious Beliefs and its Influence on the Treatment of Non-Communicable Diseases (NCDs) in Ayawaso District, Ghana 10 Jan 2021
International Journal of Healthcare Sciences
Learning experiences of foreign students in a Chinese university: the perception of international students of Beijing Institute of Fashion and Technol 04 May 2021
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL FOR INNOVATIVE RESEARCH IN MULTIDISCIPLINARY FIELD
The changing map of international student mobility 02 Apr 2021
ACCESS: CONTEMPORARY ISSUES IN EDUCATION
Archives of Current Research International
18 Jun 2024 | 20:58
Examination malpractice is an unwholesome practice encapsulating different types of malicious means adopted by unserious students to cheat during examinations in order to score high marks and pass the examinations. The incidence of examination malpractice has become so endemic that the penalty hitherto melted out to its perpetrators is almost having no statistically significant effects on them. There is an astronomical increase in the number of people and institutions involved in this social malaise. The public has not thought of the effects and the repercussions of their endorsement of examination malpractice. This paper therefore addresses the prevalence of examinations malpractice, the forms and agents involved in examination malpractice. The paper also highlights the effects of examination malpractice on the economy.