Recent content by Ajibade Paul

I was a weird student. I hardly took notes during lectures—not even during the dreaded ICAN lectures. I was a natural backbencher. During my tertiary days, I often stood at the classroom entrance throughout lectures. Not because I loved standing, but because of my chronic lateness. By the...

As an Educational Consultant and an advocate for quality education in Nigeria and West Africa. These are good educational plans. But most problems we have in Nigeria is implementation. But if every hands is on deck, implementation would be easy. Start off by first questioning the kinda subjects...

Anything other than this is drawing the educational system of the nation backwards.

Under the new [NERDC guidelines], Senior Secondary School (SSS 1–3) students in FCT and across Nigeria now take a total of 8 to 9 subjects, a reduction from the previous load of 15 to 20 subjects. Every student must take 5 compulsory core subjects and choose 3 to 4 elective subjects from their...

New Approved Scheme of work Subjects Under Nigeria's new approved NERDC basic education curriculum, students in Junior Secondary School (JSS 1–3) take a minimum of 12 and a maximum of 14 subjects. Approved JSS 1–3 Subjects: 1. English Studies 2. Mathematics 3. Nigerian Languages (Choose one)...

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