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Board Nigeria (Naija)
Re: Nigerian System of Education
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Jegileman
on 11/04/2024, 17:31:07 UTC
Talking about the over-population, the school authorities are no longer interested in the conduciveness of a class room, or has a limited set of person that is meant to be admitted in a department to ensure conducive learning, they admit to the extent that students now sit on the floor or outside the class room to take lectures due to lack of space.

This is so true and only students that studies medicine or medical related courses are been considered to have a more conducive environment for learning that any other profession and this is because of the intensity of the study and what they tend to do after school which deals with human’s life that cannot be taking for granted.

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Lack of Qualified Faculty and Equipment for studies
Nigerian system of learning lack major equipment for learning, after being in the school environment for as much as your programme requires, then coming out to the public and you have nothing to offer due lack of necessary equipment for studies and conditions the students are being placed under.

You are talking about the practical side of schooling which is not a priority anymore to the system of government but rather have made the theoretical aspect of it more appealing that the other. The truth is that, practical applications should be more focused on than just theory because after school, the theory would have been instilled in the brain but the practical aspect cannot be applied.