Universal Primary Education in Nigeria: Its Implications for National Development |
Contents
Introduction | 6 |
Weaknesses in our Educational System | 49 |
An Attempt to Reduce Mass Illiteracy | 62 |
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Abeokuta able activities Adult Education Advanced Teachers Colleges African Church Comprehensive African School Certificate Badagry C. O. Taiwo Certificate of Education Church Comprehensive High classes colonial administration comprehensive school compulsory curriculum drop-outs economic educa Education in Nigeria Education Plan educational development educational imbalance educational system Emirs English Language entrance examination established expansion Federal Government Hausa Ibadan Ikenne Ikere-Ekiti illiteracy illiterates increase integrated comprehensive education integrated comprehensive school investment Junior Secondary School Kwara labour language Lugard Mayflower School ment million children Mission Missionary National Development Plan Nigerian Education Northern Nigeria Ogun Oyedeji parents percent Policy on Education Polytechnics post secondary primary school leavers problem programme pupils scheme school age secondary education secondary grammar secondary schools Segun Adesina skills subjects Teacher Training Colleges teaching technical Third National Development tion Trade Centres unable Universal Primary Education University of Lagos West African School western education Western Region
References to this book
History of Education in Nigeria: A Course Text for Colleges of Education Olusegun O. Adebanjo No preview available - 1999 |