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CONFLICT VARIABLES AS CORRELATES OF PUBLIC SECONDARY SCHOOL TEACHERS’ PRODUCTIVITY IN ADAMAWA STATE, NIGERIA
There has been persistent public concern on declining teachers’ productivity in public schools in Nigeria. This is partly attributable to poor working conditions, poor remuneration and conflict dynamics. Previous studies have explored the issues of working conditions and remuneration, while there ha...
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