Sociology of Education for NigeriaChuka Okonkwo, John Agada |
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academic According achieve activities adult African Alvan Ikoku Association attitudes Bauchi behaviour bureaucratic organization child conflict Consequently deviant DuBey economic education in Nigeria effect elites Emile Durkheim environment established ethnic example existence Ezewu Fafunwa formal functions Hausa/Fulani headteacher hierarchy human Ibadan Igbo individual influence Introduction Karl Marx knowledge language leadership learning London lower class Marx mass media Max Weber Morrish Musgrave Nigerian educational system Nigerian society Nigerian teacher norms Obasi occupational Okonkwo Owerri parents patterns peer group political positions professional relationships religion religious responsible role secondary schools skills social change social class SOCIAL EXCHANGE THEORY social institutions social mobility social organisation social stratification socialisation society's culture socio-economic sociologists Sociology of Education status structure symbolic interaction teaching trade union traditional education universities upper class values vocation Western education Yoruba