Email: mosah@delsu.edu.ng
- Area of Specialization: Social Studies Education
- Department of Social Science Education
- I am Osah Mark, an Urhobo Indigene of Delta State; Ughelli North Local Government Area to be precise and Alumnus of the University of Ibadan and a Social Scientist interested in human-moral behaviour and community development. I am also interested in Geo-Politics of modern day national and international communities. My hubbies are reading, researching and watching of Football
My Publications- Egwu, G. I., Osah, I. M. & Okogi, A. (2025) Self-concept and motivation variables as correlate of acquisition of ICT competence among social studies students of tertiary institutions in Delta State, Nigeria , International Journal of Research
Vol. Pages:
- Uwaifo, R. O., Osah, I. M. & Obro, S. (2025) Computer aided instruction on social studies students achievement and retention , Journal of Education and Learning (EduLearn)
Vol.19(3) Pages: 1533-1540
- Osah, I. M. & Uwaifo, R. O. (2025) ICT, learners attitude and entry mode on the academic performance of social studies students in universities in south-south, Nigeria, St. Theresa Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences
Vol.11(1) Pages: 153-166
- Osah, I. M (2025) Examining teachers quality as correlate of upper basic social studies students achievement in Delta State, Benue State University Journal of Education
Vol. Pages:
- Osah, I. M. & Ezene, O. S. (2025) Educational strategies for higher education students: leveraging digitalization to build a resilient future, Delsu Journal of Educational Research and Development
Vol. Pages:
- Osah, I. M. (2023) The dilemma of Nigeria democracy: The intervention of social studies , Journal of African Social Studies
Vol.5(5) Pages: 170-182
- Osah, I. M (2022) Assessment of social studies teachers information and communication technologies competencies in secondary schools, Journal of Educational Research and Development
Vol.19(1) Pages: 135-140
- Osah, I. M (2022) Digital application of Social Studies instruction: A new vision, Journal of African Social Studies
Vol.3(2) Pages: 45-59
- Osah, I. M. (2021) Proliferation of immorality in the social media: Salvaging role of social studies, Journal of the Educated Teachers Studies
Vol.2(1) Pages: 143-148
- Osah I. M. (2016) Achieving the Goals of Adult Education in Nigeria through Social Studies, International Journal of Social Science and Humanities Research
Vol.4 (2) Pages: 460-464
- Osah I. M. (2016) Social Studies as a tool for social mobilization, International Journal of Social Science and Humanities Research
Vol.4 (2) Pages: 465-471
- Umudjere, S. O., Okogu, J. O. and Osah, I. M. (2016) The Imperative of Education on National Development, International Journal of Computer Science Trends and Technology
https://www.google.com Vol.4 (2) Pages: 138-143
- Okogu, J. O., Umudjere, S. O. and Osah, I. M. (2016) Peace Education: Social Studies Approach, Nigerian Journal of Social Science
Vol.7 (7) Pages: 33-42
- Okogu, J. O., Osah, I. M. and Umudjere, S. O. (2016) Examination Anxiety and Students' Academic Performance: Social Studies Approach, International Journal of Educational Policy Research and Review
Vol.3 (1) Pages: 1-5
- Umudjere, S. O., Okogu, J. O. and Osah, I. M. (2016) Citizenship Education in Nigerian Schools: Social Studies Approach, International Journal of Social Science and Humanities Research
Vol.4 (2) Pages: 7-12
- Osah I. M. (2015) Emergent Issues of Moral Values in Educational Development: The Role of Social Studies for National Development, DELSU Journal of Educational Research and Development
Vol.2 (2) Pages: 357-361
- Osah, I. M (2015) Constitutional deficits in local government administration and community development practices in Nigeria , Journal of Educational Research and Development
Vol. Pages: 1-9
- Oromareghake, P., Arisi, R. O. and Osah I. M. (2013) Youth Restiveness and Insecurity in Nigeria Delta: A focus on Delta State, Global Journal of Human Social Science and Political Science
https://www.google.com Vol.13 (3) Pages: 46-53
- Osah I. M. (2008) Value Orientation of Nigeria Youth as a Conern in Social Studies, Nigerian Journal of Citizenship Education
Vol.7 (2) Pages: 97-105