Examination Malpractices in Nigeria Education
examination malpractices in nigeria education.
The malpractice in the Nigerian Educations examination has been very high for years.
The cause of this is that the teachers are not been paid well and therefore they result to other means to make ends meet.
Other mean can come from providing answers to students for their exams and collecting a fee for it other wise take bribes.
Secondly the students that are from a low income background that cannot afford to get books from their lecturers tend to perform certain favors just to pass their exams.
Thirdly the system tends to favor the rich more than the poor.The more money you have better grades you will get(by bribing).
Posted by Kaaaf on 9/2/2009
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A paper presented at the school of education seminar on towards improving the qualities of education in Nigeria F.C.E. Panksbin Balogun J.O.( 1999). Examination malpractices and the Nigeria society. ... Maduabum, M.A. (1998). Examination malpractices in Nigeria's education system: perspectives and possibilities.
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Monday, April 5, 2004 Rani, E.O. (2004). Counselling students of the Faculty of Education at the University of Maiduguri against examination malpractice Online Nigeria. May 29, 2004. Sooze, S. (20O4). Way out of examination malpractices.
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The problem of examination malpractices in Nigeria seems to be as old as the introduction of formal system of Education (Afigbo 1993). ...
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We can extrapolate to some extent from the present trend that examination malpractice will utterly destroy the quality of education in Nigeria if decisive steps are not taken to checkmate the trend.
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Examination malpractices in Nigerian educational system: Causes, effects and the way out.
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Consequences of Examination Malpractices; According to Ijaiya (2001), examination malpractice indicates a declining quality of education. This implies that, the quality of education in Nigeria is low, since involvement in it spreads across the country.
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Home » Education » Exam Malpractices in Educational Institutions in Nigeria: ... The increasing rate of examination malpractice in educational institutions in Nigeria has become a serious national embarrassment which educationists, all stakeholders in the education sector and our leaders can only to ignore at great peril.
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Post a Comment ... ABSTRACT:; Papers presented at the national workshop held November 24-25, 1992 at the University of Benin--Pref. Includes bibliographical references. ... Students; Examinations; Cheating (Education); Legal status, laws, etc.; Law and legislation; Nigeria...
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Worse than this, however, is the pervasive instances of certificate forgery, examination malpractices, cultism, murder, arson, ... But, before the country can record any progress in her educational system, all stakeholders in education must realize the pervasiveness of value disorientation in the system, and appreciate the...
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Worse than this, however, is the pervasive instances of certificate forgery, examination malpractices, cultism, murder, arson, ... Envious eyes are caste towards Japan. More spending is needed, to provide technological education fit the modern world. ... More from the Department of Count Your Blessings, from Nigeria.
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