Repositioning Nigerian Teacher Education For Cross Border Education: Past & Present

Journal Title: IOSR Journal of Research & Method in Education (IOSRJRME) - Year 2018, Vol 8, Issue 3

Abstract

The Nigerian educational system used to be admired hence people from other countries came to study in Nigeria. Then the graduates from Nigerian universities were widely sought after by multinational companies and such graduates were sought for by world first class universities for post graduate programmes. During the period the teacher education programme on ground was rich and diversified. Then all efforts were geared towards taking the Nigerian teacher education programme to higher notch, the Nigerian education system attracted students and scholars from other countries of the world. The cross boarder education enriched the education system further and produced functional and self-reliant graduates. However, the story has changed. The system is no longer enviable hence students from outside the country no longer desire to study in Nigeria. Even candidates from Nigeria who desire functional education look for admission outside Nigeria. And very few scholars from outside Nigeria are teaching in Nigerian educational institution. There is therefore dearth of cross boarder education due to the poor quality of the education enterprise. This may not be unconnected to the poor quality of teacher education in the country. This paper examined the Nigerian teacher education and advocates for its repositioning through some measures for cross boarder education.

Authors and Affiliations

Ejionueme L. K (Ph. D), Alimigbe F. A, Agbo, D. C. (Ph. D), Wali M. (Ph. D)

Keywords

Related Articles

An Analysis of Inflectional Affixes on the English Department Students’ Undergraduate Thesis Abstracts

This research aimed to explore what are types of inflectional affixes found and which one type of inflectional affixes that was dominantly used in students’ writing. The researcher applied one of the qualitative design n...

Relationship Between Self-Regulated Learning And Student Performance In Physics In Public Secondary Schools In Nakuru East Sub-County

Education is critical to the economic and technological development of many countries around the world. As such, students across all levels of education need to perform well in their academics and play an active role in...

The WebQuest Methodology in the Teaching of Chemistry: the Experience of a Teacher and Her High School Students.

This article presents a study about the development of virtual learning environments for the teaching of chemistry, which was part of a Masters of Research developed by the corresponding author, titled: The Teaching of C...

Attitude of Students towards Solving Problems in Algebra: A Review of Nigeria Secondary Schools

Solving problems in algebra depicts the ability of students to be able to understand, plan, execute the plan in any given routine and non-routine algebraic problems. Algebra as one of the most important aspect of mathema...

Effectiveness Of Problem Based Learning (Pbl) Model With Open Ended Approach Using Student Activity Sheet To Improving Creativity Of Student Senior High School

The purpose of this research is to see the effectiveness of PBL model with open ended approach to improve the crativity of high school students. This research is a development research adopted from development theory acc...

Download PDF file
  • EP ID EP413680
  • DOI 10.9790/7388-0803053641.
  • Views 39
  • Downloads 0

How To Cite

Ejionueme L. K (Ph. D), Alimigbe F. A, Agbo, D. C. (Ph. D), Wali M. (Ph. D) (2018). Repositioning Nigerian Teacher Education For Cross Border Education: Past & Present. IOSR Journal of Research & Method in Education (IOSRJRME), 8(3), 36-41. https://europub.co.uk/articles/-A-413680