College of Arts and Social Sciences(CASS)

Dr Ndimurugero Ngirabakunzi Spéciose

1) Did the 2019 One and Half-month Boot Camp Training Enhance Rwanda Development Board (RDB) Interns' English Proficieny?

2) Subject Teachers and Enhancement of Students' English Proficiency in Selected Senior Six Classrooms in Rwanda

3) A 2021 Online Workshop for the Review of Two Modules on Methodology for using English as a Medium of Instruction in Rwanda: Opportunities and Challenges.

Manirakiza Evariste

1) Manirakiza, E., Mugirase, G., & Hakizimana, I. (2021). Reflecting on the Nature and Causes of Errors in Second Language Learning and their Classroom Implications. European Journal of Teaching and Education, 3(4), 18-28.
2) Manirakiza, E., & Hakizimana, I. (2020). Engaging Students in Error Analysis and Correction: A learner-Centered Approach to Improving Linguistic Accuracy. European Journal of Teaching and Education, 2(3), 35-49.

Manirakiza Evariste

1) Manirakiza, E., Mugirase, G., & Hakizimana, I. (2021). Reflecting on the Nature and Causes of Errors in Second Language Learning and their Classroom Implications. European Journal of Teaching and Education, 3(4), 18-28.
2) Manirakiza, E., & Hakizimana, I. (2020). Engaging Students in Error Analysis and Correction: A learner-Centered Approach to Improving Linguistic Accuracy. European Journal of Teaching and Education, 2(3), 35-49.

Innocent Hakizimana

1) Manirakiza, E., Mugirase, G., & Hakizimana, I. (2021). Reflecting on the Nature and Causes of Errors in Second Language Learning and their Classroom Implications. European Journal of Teaching and Education, 3(4), 18-28.                                                                                                 
2) Manirakiza, E., & Hakizimana, I. (2020). Engaging Students in Error Analysis and Correction: A learner-Centered Approach to Improving Linguistic Accuracy. European Journal of Teaching and Education, 2(3), 35-49.

Assoc. Prof Anne Marie Kagwesage

(1)   Kagwesage, A.M., Kabwete,C., Safari, K., and Murenzi, J. (2020). Reflections of Rwandan Mature Women Students on the Contribution of University Studies in Improving Individual and Community Lives. Journal of Popular Education in Africa. 4(10), 133-148.
(2)   Kabwete, C., Kagwesage, A.M., Safari, K., and Murenzi, J. (2020). Fighting intellectual marginalisation through critical thinking: A glimpse at mature women's tertiary education in Rwanda. Research in Post-compulsory Education. 25 (1), 69-90.