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PRINCE HAMID ARMAH, PhD
PRINCE HAMID ARMAH, PhD
UNIVERSITY OF EDUCATION, WINNEBA
Bestätigte E-Mail-Adresse bei abdn.ac.uk
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Teacher education and professional learning in Ghana
PH Armah
Recuperado a partir de https://www. academia. edu/34610560 …, 2017
172017
Overview and challenges of Ghana’s education system: how to fix it
PH Armah
Retreat organized by the Institute of Economics Affairs under the Youth …, 2017
122017
The effect of graphing software on students’ conceptual understanding of quadratic functions
PH Armah, W Osafo-Apeanti
African Journal of Educational Studies in Mathematics and Sciences 10, 9-22, 2012
112012
Expanding secondary school access for disadvantaged children in Ghana: implications for curriculum and assessment reforms
PH Armah, DK Mereku
Unpublished manuscript, 2, 2018
22018
Teaching mathematical problem solving in Ghana: teacher beliefs, intentions and behaviour
PH Armah
University of Aberdeen, 2015
22015
Exploring intentions to teach mathematical problem solving: An application of the Theory of Planned Behaviour
PH Armah, D Robson
African Journal of Educational Studies in Mathematics and Sciences 15 (1 …, 2019
12019
Identifying beliefs underlying the teacher's decision to teach mathematical problem solving: An elicitation study using the Theory of Planned Behaviour
PH Armah, D Robson
African Journal of Educational Studies in Mathematics and Sciences 14, 167-183, 2018
12018
The Teacher Trainee: An Icon for National Development
P Armah, T Chairman
A speech delivered at the 21st National General Assembly of the Teacher …, 2016
12016
A SEIP RESEARCH REPORT
PH Armah
2019
DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS EDUCATION
PH ARMAH
Beyond Show And Tell to Problem Solving: Exploring the Discrepancies between Mathematics Teacher’s Problem Solving Beliefs and Practices
PH Armah
Improving the Performance of Students in Mathematics: The Effect of Graphing Software in Conceptual Understanding
PH Armah
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