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

Table 3.

Responses on sustaining Networking in Food andNutrition Education

Mean Std. Dev.

By sharing what is learnt TU 4.71 0.825 4.170 Agreed

ST 3.65 0.876

By sharing what is created TU 4.50 1.286 4.015 Agreed

ST 3.53 0.956

By reusing what others have already learnt and created to improve personal competencies. TU 4.57 0.938 4.000 Agreed

ST 3.43 1.092

Learn by following or imitating. TU 4.64 0.497 4.075 Agreed

ST 3.51 1.078

Communicating well with each other TU 4.21 1.251 3.680 Agreed

ST 3.15 1.132

Encouraging positive contributions from each other TU 4.71 0.825 4.140 Agreed

ST 3.57 0.981

Maintaining contact with students in the team TU 4.29 1.069 3.930 Agreed

ST 3.56 1.000

Consistent utilisation of Networking in the Teaching-Learning process TU 3.57 1.453 3.455 Agreed

ST 3.34 1.046

Ensuring a spirit of unity in diversity among the students TU 3.86 1.610 3.460 Agreed

ST 3.06 1.273