Prof. Okonkwo Jerome Okafor
Prof. Okonkwo Jerome Okafor is a PROFESSOR in HUMAN KINETICS AND SPORTS SCIENCE Department, Faculty Of Education in Nnamdi Azikiwe University
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Address: | Human Kinetics And Sports Science, Faculty Of Education, Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka. |
Faculty/Unit: | FACULTY OF EDUCATION |
Department/Sub-Unit: | HUMAN KINETICS AND SPORTS SCIENCE |
Social Profiles
Interest Areas
Academic Qualifications
| Degrees / Basic Certificates | |
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| 1 | University Of Ibadan. (Post-Doctorate Degree, May, 1987) September, 1984 to May, 1987 P.hD In Health Education |
| 2 | University Of Nigeria Nsukka. (Master Degree, February, 1982) October, 1980 to February, 1982 M.Ed In Health Education |
| 3 | University Of Nigeria Nsukka. (Bachelor Degree, July, 1979) August, 1975 to July, 1979 Bsc Health And Physical Education |
Creative Output
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| 1 | Okafor, Jerome O. (2000, July) Functional Approach to school health education 2nd ed Erudite Publishers (EP) |
| 2 | Okafor, J.O., Okafor R.U.. (1998, May) Emotional and Mental Health Nsukka Ralja Publishers |
| 3 | Okafor, Jerome O. (1992, March) Principles of Healthful Living Erudite Publishers (EP) |
| 4 | Okafor, Jerome O. (1991, January) A functional Approach to school Health Education Awka Meks Unique Publishers |
| Book Chapters | |
| 1 | Okafor, Jerome O.. (1997, December) AIDS Campaign In Nigeria: The Efforts of the Federal Government In Davidson C. Umeh (Ed) Cross Cultural Perspective on HIV/AIDS education. Africa World Press Ltd.,, pp 150-155 |
| 2 | Okafor, Jerome O.. (1992, June) Contribution of Movement education to the Total Development of the Nigeria Pre-Primary school Child in B.C Emenogu et al (Eds) Issues and Strategies I Childhood education hybrid Publishers, pp 187-193 |
| 3 | Okafor, Jerome O.. (1991, August) Teachers Perception of Common Health problem Area of Primary school Children: Implications for effective Teaching and Learning, Orient Publishers, Emenogu B.C. et al (Eds) Perspectives in Teachers effectiveness, pp 143-152 |
| 4 | Okafor J.O.. (1991, April) Death Education Some Questions, Partial Answers and Suggestions Orient Publishers, Ikwumelu, S.N. et al (Eds) Aspects of social Studies for Higher Education, pp 89-92 |
| 5 | Okafor, Jerome O.. (1988, October) Sports Administrator’s Perception of Factors Affecting sports Performance Among COE athletes in NACEGA Zone A NATCEGA , Book of Reading on 6th NATCEGA Game, pp 87-99 |
| Journal Articles | |
| 1 | Okafor Jerome O.. (1993, October), "Methods in Health education Implications for Effective Teaching of Health Education in Nigeria Elementary Schools", Journal of Science Education,, Vol. 1, (Issue 1), pp 11-22 |
| 2 | Okafor Jerome O.. (1987, July), "Perception of Secondary School Science Teachers in Ibadan Regarding Family Life and Sex education topic", West African Journal of Physical and Health education (WAJOPHE), Vol. 3, (Issue 1), pp 37 |
| 3 | Okafor Jerome O.. (1987, September), "Misconceptions among Trainee Health Workers in Anambra State Regarding Primary Health Care (PÈC) Implications for PHC Delivery in the State,", Nigerian school Health Journal,, Vol. 7, (Issue 11), pp 73-81 |
| 4 | Okafor Jerome O.. (1987, May), "Meeting the Objectives of Primary Health Care (PHC) Through Health Information Education,", Nigerian school Health Journal,, Vol. 7, (Issue 11), pp 85-90 |
| 5 | Okafor Jerome O.. (1986, July), "Environmental health Problems of the University of Ibadan as Perceived by the University Senior Students", Journal of Science Education,, Vol. 2, (Issue 1), pp 66-82 |
| 6 | Okafor Jerome O.. (1986, January), "Health Educators Perception of General Competencies Necessary for Senior Secondary School health education Teachers in Nigeria,", Nigerian Journal of Curriculum Studies,, Vol. 1, pp 9-19 |
| 7 | Okafor Jerome O.. (1985, September), "Effective of Safety Education in Nigerian Primary Schools.", Nigerian school Health Journal,, Vol. 5, (Issue 1), pp 88-95 |
| 8 | Okafor, Jerome O.. (1982, March), "Communication Network Among the Igbos: Implications for Health education", HAPEM, Vol. 4, pp 27-30 |