International Journal of Innovative Research in Multidisciplinary Education

This study examined the relationship between mentoring behaviour and professional development among secondary school teachers in Jos North Local Government Area, Plateau State, Nigeria. A correlational research design was adopted for the study. Data were collected from 120 teachers who were sampled from ten public secondary schools using a structured questionnaire. The findings revealed that posi…

Nigeria, Africa’s most populous nation, faces numerous social, economic, and moral challenges that impede sustainable development. Despite longstanding policy efforts, issues like corruption, insecurity, unemployment, and social disintegration remain prevalent. As a deeply religious society, Nigeria’s churches and Christian institutions significantly influence values and behaviours. This paper in…

often overlooking how stigma is negotiated through everyday social interaction in informal public spaces. Within heteronormative social structures, transgender women frequently experience stigma that shapes their social participation and identity construction. However, limited attention has been given to how stigma management occurs within routine, community-based interactions. This study examine…

This study aims to analyze the development of mathematical reasoning skills in elementary school students and the role of teaching strategies in enhancing these skills. Mathematical reasoning is a crucial aspect of mathematics education, which encompasses not only the ability of students to understand mathematical concepts but also to apply and communicate mathematical ideas logically. This resea…

This study aims to analyze the economic feasibility of rice farming among farmers participating in land consolidation programs in Sukoharjo Regency, Indonesia. A case study approach was employed, with data collected during a single cropping season through direct interviews using structured questionnaires. The analysis included the calculation of production costs, total revenue, farm income, and t…

In this paper, organizational culture was studied as a factor influencing the employee engagement of academic and non-academic employees in institutions of higher education located in South East Nigeria. The study centered on three dimensions, which are the influences of: collaborative culture on employee vigor, innovative culture on employee dedication, and hierarchical culture on employee absor…

Given your present workplace attendance a makeover in the digital age, going tech isn't simply a trend; it's a requirement for increasing efficiency. We need human minds to focus on more vital duties like strategy and positioning rather than manual administration and record keeping as work becomes more complex and competition becomes more intense. Managing faculty attendance and timekeeping is on…

This study explores the relationships among teacher self-efficacy, professional collaboration, perceived need for professional development, and job satisfaction using data from the Teaching and Learning International Survey (TALIS) 2024. Adopting a quantitative correlational design based on secondary data analysis, the study focuses on teachers in Türkiye and examines both the associations among …

This companion article operationalizes cultural-historical activity theory as a practical design logic for veterinary and animal science education. Using six principles—unity of activity and consciousness, object orientation, the activity-action-operations hierarchy, mediation, internalization/externalization, and development—it reframes learning as participation in socially organized practices d…

In this paper, we present the quantitative results of an experimental study that explore the effects of gamified brainbased learning activities on secondary school student learning through physics education. The quantitative research comprised a randomized pretest–posttest control group design involving 60 Grade 9 students. Experimental and control groups were randomly formed, each with a total s…

This study explores the impact of key social entrepreneurship factors—social innovation, business models, and entrepreneurial motivation—on the operational sustainability of social enterprises, using May Coutures Recycling Club Enterprise Limited in Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria, as a case study. Employing a descriptive research design, data were collected through structured questionnaires from 165 …

This study analyzes inpatient service tariffs using the Activity-Based Costing (ABC) method to obtain a more accurate estimation of actual costs. Direct and indirect cost data were processed by identifying service activities and cost drivers, and the results were compared with the hospital’s existing tariffs. The ABC method revealed discrepancies between actual resource consumption and current pr…

The development of the digital economy is driving the transformation of trade and financial service systems thru synergy between e-commerce and digital banking. The integration of these two sectors enhances transaction efficiency and forms a more inclusive and sustainable digital economic ecosystem. This study aims to map the development, intellectual structure, and global research trends related…

This study analyzed the effectiveness of Basic Life Support (BLS) training on disaster preparedness among health students. A quasi-experimental pretest–posttest control group design involved 60 students. The results showed significant differences between intervention and control groups in knowledge, skills, and attitudes (p=0.000). These findings indicate that BLS training effectively improves st…

The purpose of this study is to determine the effectiveness of modelling in teaching beginners how to write research papers. To accomplish this goal, an online learning experiment was conducted on two groups of students. Learning took place over fourteen meetings. The learning process results in each student being able to create a research plan in the context of preparing a final assignment. The …

For a nontrivial graph, a set of vertices of a graph is a weakly convex 2-dominating set if a set is weakly convex and for every vertex in its complement is adjacent to at least two vertices in the set. The weakly convex 2-domination number of a nontrivial graph is the cardinality of a minimum weakly convex 2-dominating set. In this paper, we characterize the weakly convex 2-dominating sets of th…

Given a nontrivial graph, a set of vertices of a graph is an independent set if every pair of distinct vertices are not adjacent and it is a 2-dominating set if each vertex in its complement is adjacent to at least two vertices in the set. A set of vertices of a graph is an independent 2-dominating set if it is both an independent set and a 2-dominating set. The independent 2-domination number of…

Background: Integrating Education for Sustainable Development (ESD) into mathematics equips learners with problem-solving and critical thinking skills to address sustainability challenges. While global research highlights curricular opportunities, few studies have systematically mapped Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) within Philippine mathematics instruction. This study addresses that gap by…

Procreation is part of the divine plan, and this is spelt out clearly in the Quran. Although most Muslim couples look forward to having children, not all are blessed with children. Though the invocation of Allah (s.w.t) may be their first response, there are other means by which Muslims in different parts of the world have responded to this problem. While some resort to adoption, others resort to…

Given a nontrivial connected graph, a set of vertices of a graph is a doubly connected 2-dominating set if the induced subgraphs of the set and its complement are connected, and every vertex in its complement is adjacent to at least two vertices in the set. The doubly connected 2-domination number of a nontrivial connected graph is the cardinality of a minimum doubly connected 2-dominating set. I…