Uyi168:
See the course u studied, Education history.

CAPSLOCKED:


YOU CAN IMAGINE. WE THAT STUDIED PORNØGRAPHIC KNOWLEDGE DON'T EVEN LOUD IT.

CAPSLOCKED:


YOU CAN IMAGINE. WE THAT STUDIED PORNØGRAPHIC KNOWLEDGE DON'T EVEN LOUD IT.

Mrsglory:
School is not stressful? Smiles. You should try studying pharmacy as the op above stated.

Karleb:
I am naturally not the type to discriminate any course but we all sincerely know that studies in faculty of education of any school is a piece of cake.

Ever wonderd why students "deported" from other faculties are dumped there?

I could remember a certain chemistry course we took, all the lectures in the department taught us, each released his/her own material. A certain lecturer who took the course for close to 2 months taught us almost everyday of the week and released a new material per class.

Or is it another that almost every lecture in my department took, each releasing their set of materials.

Tell me, how do you study such materials on your own? Some had up to 200 pages, I'm not exaggerating!

There was a time we registered 27 unit courses out of a possible 28.

There was a time we did 2 4-unit courses in a semester.

There was a time Computer science students had to leave out a course in order not to exceed the stipulated 28 unit course registration limit.

Why don't you study a core science course for example and see if you'd still have the gut to write such a thread?

AlphaStyles:
who tell you say education no stressful? See Education as a whole is stressful

uncleck:
It's funny how everyone of you think because it's education, it's easy. Laughable! Now let me make it clear to you. Being an Education student simply means that you study teaching methodologies of a particular field of learning. For example, if you're studying Education History, in addition to covering History curriculum, you equally cover Education curriculum.

Somebody above is berating the study of History. If you're opportuned to study it, you might still end up with 3rd class. That Education is attached to it doesn't mean you won't cover all the aspects of the course which include, among others, History, archeology and international studies.

The same way you all shout that school is stressful is the same way people in Education and every other faculty complain. To be candid, Education students have more work to do that their counterparts in other faculties. NCE students at some points do 24 to 27 courses per semester.

I have discovered two reasons why many people complain of school stress. One is that they just join the bandwagon to justify their irresponsible attitude towards learning. The other is that they approach school with anxiety especially if they are studying courses that do not match their intelligence.

How do you expect school not to be stressful when you're studying a course with O'level and JAMB results with results gotten from special centers? I mean, you couldn't pass your subjects at O'level without malpractice, and now you want school to be easy to you?

I told you guys that I made a lot of money in school. How? One of the things I did was writing term papers and seminars for people. In social sciences, you hardly get questions that you can just go to internet and download the answers. Those of you in natural sciences, especially biology, you can easily download an answer from internet especially on theoretical subject matters. But that is not the case with social sciences where most questions are critically analytical. So must be able to think in practical ways to be able to put together something meaningful.

Most students shouting "school is stressful" couldn't do such rigorous mental exercises because they apparently passed their O'level without effort. Let me stop here for now.

Karleb:


You wrote this a year ago but it's still bullshit!

Faculty of Education is the easiest faculty in any school, followed by faculty of Agriculture.

Try to study from a rigorous faculty and see whether your story won't change.

c0d3x:


As someone doing Computer Science Education in lasu, it's almost the same with regular computer Science. Then add the teaching methodologies, coding events and internship I got in.