Effective headship coordinates instruction, people, trust, and organizational conditions, yet evidence from Tanzanian public primary schools remains limited. This study examined the perceived influence of head teachers' managerial practices on teaching and learning in Ubungo District. Its main objective was to assess h...
Julieth Ulomi, P. Mwila· Global Journal of Basic Educ...· 0 citations
Mathematics performance remains a significant concern in secondary education, partly because students’ negative thoughts, mathematics anxiety, low confidence, and fear of failure may reduce their participation and persistence in mathematical tasks. This study examined the influence of self-talk strategies on students’...
Gasper A. Mwaipopo, P. Mwila· Action Research Journal Indo...· 0 citations
Secondary schools require leadership arrangements that distribute managerial and supervisory work beyond the head of school. This study examined how delegated leadership was implemented in Kinondoni Municipality, Tanzania. The article focuses on assessing the implementation of delegated leadership practices. A mixed-me...
Fatma M. Mshana, P. Mwila· Action Research Journal Indo...· 0 citations
School guidance is expected to help primary pupils navigate pressure, wellbeing concerns, and aspirations, yet Tanzanian provision remains constrained by classes, teacher workload, and limited specialist personnel. This study explored school guidance and personal goal pursuit in Kinondoni Municipality. Its main objecti...
Mwalilei J. Jally, P. Mwila· Journal of Teaching, Learnin...· 0 citations
Digital education reforms in Tanzania are expanding, yet secondary schools face gaps in infrastructure, training, connectivity, and technical support. This study examined whether school-level support and infrastructure shaped chemistry teachers’ attitudes toward information and communication technology (ICT) integratio...
Kassim Doto Juma, P. Mwila· Journal of Teaching, Learnin...· 0 citations
The increasing demand for digital learning and lifelong education has intensified the need for effective information and communication technology (ICT) integration in adult education centres, particularly in developing countries where access to educational technology remains uneven. In Tanzania, adult education centres...
P. Mwila· Asian Journal of Education a...· 0 citations
Socio-cultural practices continue to significantly influence girls' learning experiences, often shaping their academic performance in both positive and negative ways. Traditional practices, language challenges, and social interaction dynamics play a key role in the educational outcomes of female students. This study in...
P. Mwila, Anastazia Kiliani· Journal of Education and Lea...· 0 citations
Secondary school students face complex education-to-work transitions, yet career guidance in Tanzanian public schools remains irregular and under-resourced. This study examined how career guidance shapes self-efficacy among secondary school students in Ilala Municipality. Its main objective was to assess the contributi...
Flora A. Josiah, P. Mwila· Journal of Teaching, Learnin...· 0 citations
Teachers' community involvement has increasingly been recognized as a critical factor in the successful implementation of Fee-Free Basic Education (FFBE), particularly in developing countries where educational reforms require strong collaboration among schools, families, and local communities. This study systematically...
Issa Yusuph, M. Mhagama, P. Mwila· Action Research Journal Indo...· 0 citations
Information and Communication Technology (ICT) is increasingly recognised as a catalyst for improving teaching effectiveness and students' learning outcomes. Despite Tanzania’s investments in digital education through policy reforms, teacher training, and ICT infrastructure, effective classroom integration remains cons...
Mzee Maalim, P. Mwila· Action Research Journal Indo...· 0 citations
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