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Professor Nana Afia Amponsaa Opoku-Asare
Professor Nana Afia Amponsaa Opoku-Asare
Faculty of Educational Studies, KNUST, Ghana
Verified email at knust.edu.gh
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Rural–urban disparity in students’ academic performance in visual arts education: evidence from six senior high schools in Kumasi, Ghana
NAA Opoku-Asare, AO Siaw
Sage Open 5 (4), 2158244015612523, 2015
682015
Instructional strategies, institutional support and student achievement in general knowledge in art: Implications for visual arts education in Ghana
NA Opoku-Asare, WG Agbenatoe, KG DeGraft-Johnson
Journal of Education and Practice, 2014
502014
Conflict prevalence in primary school and how it is understood to affect teaching and learning in Ghana
NAA Opoku-Asare, H Takyi, M Owusu-Mensah
Sage Open 5 (3), 2158244015592935, 2015
382015
Self-Paced Interactive Multimedia Courseware: A Learning Support Resource for Enhancing Electronic Theses and Dissertations Development.
HB Essel, P Osei-Poku, A Tachie-Menson, NA Opoku-Asare
Journal of Education and Practice 7 (12), 74-84, 2016
372016
Perceptions, Attitudes and Institutional Factors That Influence Academic Performance of Visual Arts Students in Ghana's Senior High School Core Curriculum Subjects.
NA Opoku-Asare, A Tachie-Menson, HB Essel
Journal of Education and Practice 6 (21), 39-49, 2015
302015
Girls’ Motivation, Participation And Preference For Visual Arts Subjects In Four Senior High Schools In Central Region, Ghana
F Evans-Solomon, NA Opoku-Asare
Journal of Science and Technology (Ghana) 31 (3), 118-128, 2011
232011
Quality control for effective basic education in Ghana
NA Opoku-Asare
Journal of Science and Technology (Ghana) 26 (3), 106-114, 2006
232006
Using non-book instructional materials to promote teaching and learning in Ghanaian primary schools-rhetoric and reality
NAA Opoku-Asare
Unpublished MPhil Thesis. Institute of Education. University of Sussex, UK, 2000
222000
Teaching Interactive Art Lessons with Recycled Waste Materials as Instructional Resources.
R Yeboah, EA Asante, NA Opoku-Asare
Journal of education and Practice 7 (14), 38-59, 2016
212016
Structural patterns in Asante Kente: An indigenous instructional resource for design education in textiles
W Badoe, NA Opoku-Asare
Journal of Education and Practice 5 (25), 52-62, 2014
202014
The use of visual art forms in teaching and learning in schools for the deaf in Ghana: investigating the practice
GK Obosu, J Adu-Agyem, NA Opoku-Asare
University of Cape Coast, 2013
202013
Teaching and learning of drawing for book design and illustration: A study of higher education in publishing
A Tachie-Menson, NA Opoku-Asare, HB Essel
Global Journal of Human-Social Science: Arts & Humanities–Psychology 18, 2015
192015
Curricula and inferential factors that affect student achievement in rural, urban, and peri-urban senior high schools in Ghana: Evidence from the Visual Arts Program
NA Opoku-Asare, AO Siaw
SAGE Open 6 (3), 2158244016661747, 2016
182016
Instructional strategies for effective teaching and learning of creative arts: The dilemma of generalist teachers in Ghana
NA Opoku-Asare, A Tachie-Menson, GK Ampeh
Global Journal of Human-Social Science: A Arts & Humanities–Psychology 15 (5 …, 2015
162015
Hand papermaking with waste fabrics and paper mulberry fibre
NA Opoku-Asare, R Yeboah
Online International Journal of Arts and Humanities, 2013
152013
The role of women in reducing household poverty in the Bongo district of the upper east region, Ghana
T Harriet, NA Opoku-Asare, EK Anin
Journal of Arts and Humanities 3 (4), 99-110, 2014
142014
Non-book instructional materials usage in Ghanaian primary schools
NAA Opoku-Asare
Journal of Science and Technology (Ghana) 24 (2), 106-115, 2004
132004
The theoretical and socio–cultural dimensions of Kpando women’s pottery
E Asante, K Adjei, NA Opoku-Asare
Research on Humanities and Social Sciences, 2013
122013
Recycling solid waste materials to develop instructional resources for art education
R Yeboah, EA Asante, NA Opoku-Asare
International Journal of Education Through Art 13 (2), 193-215, 2017
102017
Access to English Language Acquisition in Ghana Schools for the Deaf: Are the Deaf Students Handicapped?
GK Obosu, NA Opoku-Asare, P Deku
Journal of Education and Practice 7 (35), 17-24, 2016
92016
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