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And we appreciate everyone that followed the discussion. Thank you all. Till next month when #FBNChat comes your way, let's all keep the hope alive that Nigeria will get it right.
@fbnnigeria Thank you for having me. And a big thank you to all my friends who came out to support.
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@fbnnigeria 14. There are private institutions already moving at a global pace in their pedagogical approaches.
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@fbnnigeria 13. Lastly, the responsibility of private institutions and civil societies cannot be overemphasized.
They can collaborate with the government and commit them to making the necessary changes among other ways.
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@fbnnigeria 12. I have seen parents who see nothing bad that a child of school age is not in school. The government has a role to play here too. Improved standard of life, will encourage more participation from these categories of parents.
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@fbnnigeria 11. From UNICEF world statistics of out-of-school children, 1 out of every 5 are Nigerians. Parents in low income areas, inner-cities and rural areas must be empowered and well informed . Some don't have the means, others just don't know what it means.
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@fbnnigeria 10(iv). The government should take the bull by the horns and truly create the enabling environment beyond the politics of scorecards.
The brain drain happening now is the most the country ever witnessed.
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@fbnnigeria 10(iii) The 2020 budget has 6.7% allocated for education ministry. And this has been rotating between 5, 6 and 7 percents against UNESCO recommended 15 -20%.
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@fbnnigeria 10(ii). There is a need to go beyond joining the rest of the world in chanting STEM or 21st century education when most primary schools (where the foundation is molded) are in shambles.
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@fbnnigeria 10(i). The GOVERNMENT (people at helms of affair in public offices, the policymakers) at all levels have to stand up to this responsibility and stop paying lip service to education.
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@fbnnigeria 9. Improving the educational system of Nigeria is broadly dependent on 3 classes of stakeholders.
-The government
-The parents
- The private institutions
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@fbnnigeria 8. I will not waste time in retelling the problems of Nigerian education because I have been at several deliberations where citizens and stakeholders would list hurdles of this crucial sector. Hence, the problems are known to all
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@fbnnigeria 7. Now, comparing the expert from the old Hoyles' book and the 8 points that defines high quality learning according to Education 4.0, where can you say Nigeria is as a country?
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@fbnnigeria 6(viii). Lifelong and student-driven learning: Move from a
system where learning and skilling decrease over one’s
lifespan to one where everyone continuously improves
on existing skills and acquires new ones based on their
individual needs.
(Education 4.0 - WEF)
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@fbnnigeria 6(vii). Problem-based and collaborative learning: Move
from process-based to project- and problem-based
content delivery, requiring peer collaboration and more
closely mirroring future of works.
(Education 4.0 - WEF)
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@fbnnigeria 6(vi). Accessible and inclusive learning: Move from a system where learning is confined to those with access to
school buildings to one in which everyone has access to
learning and is therefore inclusive.
(Education 4.0 - WEF)
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@fbnnigeria 6(v). Personalized and self-paced learning: Move from a
system where learning is standardized, to one based
on the diverse individual needs of each learner, and
flexible enough to enable each learner to progress at
their own pace.
(Education 4.0 - WEF)
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@fbnnigeria 6(iii). Technology skills: Include content that is based on
developing digital skills, including programming, digital
responsibility and the use of technology. (Education 4.0 -WEF)
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@fbnnigeria 6(ii). 2. Innovation and creativity skills: Include content that
fosters skills required for innovation, including complex
problem-solving, analytical thinking, creativity and systems analysis.( Education 4.0 - WEF)
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@fbnnigeria 6(i). 1. Global citizenship skills: Include content that focuses
on building awareness about the wider world, sustainability and playing an active role in the global community.(Education 4.0 - WEF)
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