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African Research Journal of Education and Social Sciences – Volume 7, Issue 1, 2020

Posted on March 11, 2026 by arjess

PUBLISHER’S NOTE
The Kenya Projects Organization (KENPRO) is delighted to present Volume 7, Issue 1 (2020). Much appreciation goes to you for the continuous support you have provided, and if this is your first time accessing an issue of ARJESS, we warmly welcome you. The African Research Journal of Education and Social Sciences is a scholarly, peer-reviewed online quarterly journal dedicated to scientific work geared towards theory development, policy formulation, and action planning in the fields of education and the social sciences.

ARJESS continues to encourage authors from various academic and professional spheres across the region to submit their manuscripts for publication consideration. Quality is assured through the journal’s peer-review process, which is designed to be both rigorous and efficient, often completed within a few weeks while keeping authors adequately informed throughout the publication process. Measures are taken to ensure that submissions are well researched, grounded in relevant literature, and demonstrate familiarity with key concepts informing the studies. Readers can also be assured that articles published in ARJESS have not been previously published in any other journal, magazine, or publicly available media such as websites.

ARJESS  also expresses sincere appreciation to all authors, reviewers, and editorial staff for their valuable contributions to this issue. Their dedication has ensured that the journal continues to present a rich blend of perspectives from the fields of education and social sciences. The studies presented in this issue provide readers with insights drawn from diverse research contexts and scholarly reflections. Most importantly, the published articles offer recommendations that not only reaffirm existing knowledge but also open pathways to new ideas and further inquiry. We encourage our readers to engage with these contributions as part of the continuous pursuit of knowledge and intellectual growth.

Antonio, MW
Editor-in-Chief

African Research Journal of Education and Social Sciences


Contents

PUBLISHER’S NOTE…
EDITOR’S NOTE …
Influence of Parental Provision of Number Work Learning Resources on the Acquisition of Numeracy Skills among Pre-Primary School Learners in Public Pre-Primary Schools in Molo Division, Nakuru County….
Re-Entry Policy Implementation Impediments of Teenage Mothers in Secondary Schools in Kenya….
Emotional Intelligence in Relation to Gender among Secondary School Students in Athi-river Sub-County, Kenya….
The Impact of Metaphysical Pragmatism in the Contempory Society…
A Brief History of Christian Missions in Somalia…
The Role of Media in Covering Peace Operations: A Case of ‘Operation Linda Nchi’ in Somalia…
An Assessment of Guidance and Counseling Teachers’ Preparedness in Offering Effective Services in Public Primary Schools in Kikuyu Sub County, Kenya…
Influence of Professional Code of Conduct on Examination Management in Public
Secondary Schools in Makueni County, Kenya…
Influence of School Playground Safety on Pre-School Children Participation in Outdoor
Activities in Ekerenyo Division, Nyamira County, Kenya….
John Rawls on the Idea of Public Reason: an Enquiry into a Philosophical Response to Political Absurdity…


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  • The Impact of Covid-19 Marital and Family Experiences on Post Pandemic Marital Quality among Married Christians
  • Ecological Ethics in African Traditional Religion: Indigenous wisdom in relation to the book of Isaiah
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  • Application of Social Media by Security Organs and Agencies to Detect and Prevent Threats to National Security in Kenya
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