• Audiovisual communication the use of videos for antenatal education 

  Nyarko, E.J.A. (University of Education, Winneba., 2021-02)

  In recent times, the use of audiovisual media to communicate and support maternal health messages have become germane to antenatal health education in Ghana. Despite this interest, studies on the use of audiovisual media ...
• Challenges of teaching traditional music in Ghanaian schools study of three selected private schools in Kasoa 

  Appiah, F.K. (University of Education, Winneba., 2015-07)

  The main goal of this work is investigating the challenges of teaching traditional music in Ghanaian schools. It focused on the interest of students in traditional music, the attitude of teachers in the teaching of ...
• Multimedia courseware for teaching the visual art component of the creative arts in Ghanaian basic schools 

  Quaynortey-Nyumu Teye, V. (University of Education, Winneba., 2018-06)

  The teaching of Creative Arts in Ghanaian Basic Schools is faced with numerous challenges which negatively affect lesson preparation and delivery. This study was conducted to find out the availability of approved and ...
• Residential and industrial compatibility the case of Accra new town printing business 

  Gyamfi, F.D. (University of Education, Winneba., 2019-11)

  Rising incidents of printing business establishment amidst residential settlement is a growing phenomenon in Accra New Town. Ideally, in a residential settlement, houses should predominate as opposed to industrial and ...
• Scrap metal art an instrument for promoting environmental sanitation 

  Donkor, E.K. (University of Education, Winneba., 2015-06)

  The focus of this studio-based study was to transform scrap metals into aesthetic masterpieces of art. It was premised on the assumption that the intuitive technique of working with scrap metal art provides the freedom ...
• The impact of Chale Wote street Art Festival in James Town, Accra 

  Yakubu, I. B. (University of Education, Winneba, 2020)

  This study examined the impact of the Chale Wote Street Art festival in James Town in the Accra Metropolis of Ghana. A descriptive case study design was employed for the study and purposive sampling technique was employed ...
• Reinvigorating Asante Cire-Perdue technique in casting gold weights for contemporary Asante proverbs 

  Okyere-Boateng, S. (University of Education, Winneba., 2018-06)

  An important part of oral communication that constitutes a noble component of language among Ghanaians is the proverb which is used in everyday correspondence, music, poetry, and oral drama. Many Akan proverbs are ...
• Music training and performance score of students in university of Ghana basic school 

  Wunu, W.C. (University of Education, Winneba, 2016)

  This research was a correlational study conducted in the University of Ghana Basic School to investigate the relationships between music training and English Language and Maths performance score. The study employed ...
• The art of fabric nameology in the Ghanaian culture 

  Lartey, A. A. (University of Education, Winneba, 2018)

  Ghanaians have various fabrics which are associated with their culture. One such fabric is the Ghanaian wax prints. These fabric prints have unique designs and motifs made in beautiful colours. Some of these prints have ...
• Packaging trends in Ghana 

  Odjeyem, M. (University of Education, Winneba, 2018)

  Sale ratio is vividly dictated by equal open product exposure to consumer attention. In these situations, the determining factor of sale is the quality of packaging. Since madein- Ghana products remain integral part of ...
• The significance of arts in the training of early childhood educator 

  Darkoh, I. (University of Education, Winneba., 2015-10)

  The study explored the significance of art in training the early childhood educator and to examine the practices and the varied challenges facing the early childhood educator, in University of Education, Winneba. The ...
• Scrap metal art an instrument for promoting environmental sanitation 

  Donkor, E.V. (University of Education, Winneba, 2015-05)

  The focus of this studio-based study was to transform scrap metals into aesthetic masterpieces of art. It was premised on the assumption that the intuitive technique of working with scrap metal art provides the freedom ...
• Celebrity endorsement in contemporary advertising in Ghana 

  Mahamah, I. (University of Education, Winneba, 2018)

  The study investigated factors contributing to the usage of celebrities in Ghanaian contemporary advertising. It has been in public perception that advertisers are recognized as major contributors of lies or deception ...
• Influences of popular culture in the Ghanaian film industry 

  Olympio, J. Y. (University of Education, Winneba, 2022)

  Globalization has facilitated the adoption of new trends that are influencing and challenging existing structures in a variety of world disciplines, including the arts and sciences. Popular culture, which arose as a result ...
• The significance of arts in the training of early childhood educator 

  Darkoh, I. (University of Education, Winneba, 2015)

  The study explored the significance of art in training the early childhood educator and to examine the practices and the varied challenges facing the early childhood educator, in University of Education, Winneba. The ...
• Factors affecting teaching and learning of visual arts in the senior high schools 

  Dadzie, I.J.S (University of Education, Winneba., 2020-06)

  The study identified the factors affecting teaching and learning of Visual Arts in the Komenda Edina Eguafo-Abrem Municipality so as to understand those factors and propose recommendation for improvement. Three Senior ...
• Evaluation of the HND fashion programme of Accra technical university 

  Donkor, E. (2022)

  The fashion sector plays a vital role in driving economic growth globally, yet Ghana's fashion industry encounters hurdles such as heavy reliance on imports and low local skill levels. Recognizing the sector's significance, ...
• Cultural representation in works of selected scenic designers in Ghana 

  Nyame, E.S (University of Education Winneba, 2022)

  Theatre as an art employs varied expertise ranging from the Playwright; who gives the blue print, the Director; the interpreter and creative artist, Actors as the performers and the Technical units thus; the Scenic ...
• A portfolio of neoclassic big-band highlife music based on indigenous Ghanaian children’s rhyme and game resources 

  Coffie, M.M. (University of Education, Winneba., 2023-10)

  A vast world of art music-based creative ethnomusicological study could be found in Ghana and Africa in general. However, popular music-based creative ethnomusicological study is still a desideratum in Ghanaian music ...
• Students’ perception of the relationship between prior knowledge and musical competencies a case study at university of education, winneba department of music education 

  Amenyah, K.W. (University of Education, Winneba., 2017-09)

  This project involved discovering the musical backgrounds of beginning music students of UEW. The goal was to show how their prior learning affects their musical abilities and their individual interests. All level 100 ...

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