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An empirical Study on Tutors’ and Students’ Perceptions and Sustenance of Networking in Food and Nutrition Education in the Colleges of Education in Ghana

Open Journal of Food and Nutrition | Vol 1, Issue 1

Table 1. Responses on the perception on theuse of networking

MeanStd. Dev.

Positive perception      
Fosters collaboration than an occasional exchangeTU4.860.3634.29Agreed

ST3.710.789

Help implement new ideas to improve the quality of teachingTU4.790.5794.13Agreed

ST3.471.023

Create an environment conducive to teaching and learningTU4.361.0823.99Agreed

ST3.630.875

Help students in sharing vital informationTU4.291.2673.88Agreed

ST3.480.988

Contributes to both the quality of the teaching profession and the learning experience of studentsTU4.570.9383.96Agreed

ST3.361.114

Encourages knowledge exchange at both teacher and student levels.TU4.710.8254.28Agreed

ST3.850.740

Creates change in student’s ability to generate enough excitementTU4.211.0513.77Agreed

ST3.341.188

Negative Perception      
I am worried because networking is newTU1.360.8421.72Never

ST2.090.941

I am worried because I will lose what I was once familiar with.TU1.360.8421.73Never

ST2.110.908

I am worried because I doubt the level of improvement that will take place after using networking.TU1.360.7451.75Never

ST2.150.978

I feel uncomfortable during the use of networkingTU2.070.6162.13Never

ST2.201.142

In think there is a lack of consistency and clarity on roles and responsibilities.TU1.210.5791.84Never

ST2.480.938

I sometimes do not get along with the use of networkingTU1.140.5351.54Never

ST1.950.796

There is unfair sharing of information in networking educationTU1.500.8552.08Never
ST2.661.160