A Briton, Mr. Graham Meredith, says
that teaching in Nigerian schools is a
difficult task.
Meredith, the Principal of Premiere
Academy, Lugbe, Abuja, said this
during the institution’s sixth
graduation ceremony.
He said, “To be a principal in Nigeria
is not an easy job because the kids
want to learn. When you have pupils
that want to learn and improve
themselves, it becomes a big
challenge as you have to prepare
because they are intelligent.”
According to him, Nigerian
educational system is also unique
because of many factors, including
the desire of the pupils to go for the
best.
He added, “The pupils want to learn
and they see it as an opportunity to
go to the United States, Canada,
United Kingdom and Europe to further
their careers. They work and study
hard and have good manners. From
what I have seen, Nigerian pupils
also are very respectful.
“If you do well, you can get
admission and meet other best
scholars across the world. And if you
go to the best universities, you are
going to meet the best people. But
you have to get the entry ticket.”
To boost the moral of teachers, he
stated that motivation should be the
primary factor to be taken into
consideration.
Meredith added, “Teachers at
Premiere are qualified and are
specialists in their own field. While
some of them have the minimum
degree qualification, others have
master’s degrees. Besides, teachers
here are motivated.”

Source:http://www.punchng.com/education/teaching-in-nigeria-is-difficult-british-principal/

its not easy my broda abeg

Cos an average student is bright..... U can't just stuff that SantaClause story in them and expect them to believe u