Osinbajo: Poor teaching methods forestall learning skills

Poor teaching methods across the country have forestalled the learning skills of millions of students, Vice President Yemi Osinbajo has said. He urged teachers to choose what teaching method is more appropriate for their students and‎ use new technology in teaching aids. The vice president who disclosed this in Abuja at the Nigeria’s Annual Education […]

Poor teaching methods across the country have forestalled the learning skills of millions of students, Vice President Yemi Osinbajo has said.
He urged teachers to choose what teaching method is more appropriate for their students and‎ use new technology in teaching aids.
The vice president who disclosed this in Abuja at the Nigeria’s Annual Education Conference 2016, said with the obsolete classroom teaching methods, education in the country cannot get better.
He said millions of children in the country do not know how to read and write due to poor teaching methods.
The vice president also stressed the need for government to provide an inclusive and equitable education for all Nigerian children irrespective of their family background.
In his address the Minister for Education, Malam Adamu Adamu, said the objective of the forum was to provide research evidence that will guide basic education policy and practice.