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Re: Nigerian Lecturers Are Still Using Old Methods To Teach - NACOSS President by supereagle(m): 11:31am On Apr 21, 2017
ChetaNwaeze:
This is true, especially those lecturers in our Universities in Igboland. All our lecturers and teachers in Igboland are terrible. Calling them half baked scholars is even a compliment.


I remember my encounter with a certain Professor Okoye in UNN. This man cannot construct a single sentence in English Language. Imagine a University Don saying ''told him that I have went''
Many Okoyes there. I know one in UNEC, very bright. He has mentored many PhD holders.
Re: Nigerian Lecturers Are Still Using Old Methods To Teach - NACOSS President by DeRay98(m): 11:33am On Apr 21, 2017
alignacademy:
OP has a point

However most of the issues raised are systemic.

Even if you bring a tech wiz with his bright ideas, he'll soon get trapped in the highly political drive for "promotion" that thrives in many of our public universities.

After marking time on the same grade for a few years, our poor revolutionary will realize that the game isn't really all about helping people learn, but about whose good books to be in, and which behinds to kiss...

So he falls in line.

And the story goes on. Sad.

You're on point. The very reason I didn't follow up on my interest in teaching in my university.
I didn't want to get trapped in the mentality I observed among my lecturers.
The students suffer in the battle for position and promotions among lecturers.

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Re: Nigerian Lecturers Are Still Using Old Methods To Teach - NACOSS President by Fourwinds: 11:34am On Apr 21, 2017
1bkaye:
Sad
very sad
Re: Nigerian Lecturers Are Still Using Old Methods To Teach - NACOSS President by Nobody: 11:39am On Apr 21, 2017
DeRay98:


You're on point. The very reason I didn't follow up on my interest in teaching in my university.
I didn't want to get trapped in the mentality I observed among my lecturers.
The students suffer in the battle for position and promotions among lecturers.

That makes two of us

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Re: Nigerian Lecturers Are Still Using Old Methods To Teach - NACOSS President by Johnhug66(m): 11:47am On Apr 21, 2017
veekid:
Wor do u expect? When your president and those in charge of the country are old niccurs
undecided
veekid:
Wor do u expect? When your president and those in charge of the country are old niccurs
ut's still same as when GEJ was there. No dey use everything play politics
Re: Nigerian Lecturers Are Still Using Old Methods To Teach - NACOSS President by Nobody: 11:52am On Apr 21, 2017
It's only in UNILORIN a geography lecturer will still be using books that have Zaire as a country
Re: Nigerian Lecturers Are Still Using Old Methods To Teach - NACOSS President by toye440: 12:06pm On Apr 21, 2017
Nigerian lecturers are Cramer's, dey don't develop themselves talking about being empirical, all dey dish out in class is text book answers.
They r very good st solving examples from text books I mean copy solved examples while u solve internet question wch they already hv answers to. if na lie ask Chinese guy for mechanical engineering. A.........
Our lecturers are far worst than d politicians we condemn today.
Re: Nigerian Lecturers Are Still Using Old Methods To Teach - NACOSS President by Youngzedd(m): 12:10pm On Apr 21, 2017
clems88:
Abeg who new method EPP undecided after all whether new or old , it doesn't guarantee one a good job in this country angry

Same new method gave you this platform you're using to comment sh1t.

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Re: Nigerian Lecturers Are Still Using Old Methods To Teach - NACOSS President by sircrabo: 12:13pm On Apr 21, 2017
Studying Comp Sci at the Lagos State University was a complete waste of time. We were taught FORTRAN and COBOL on paper. No practical. We were taught c++ in 3 weeks and forced to buy its handout. No practical. We were taught database management with a notebook. No practical. We spent so much time learning maths and statistics.

We only used computer science lab when we were defending our photocopied project. We didn't use the computers o, we only used the environment.

Everything I know today, I paid to learn it in Niit and New Horizons. What then is the essence of studying csc in Nigeria ?

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Re: Nigerian Lecturers Are Still Using Old Methods To Teach - NACOSS President by clems88(m): 12:14pm On Apr 21, 2017
Youngzedd:


Same new method gave you this platform you're using to comment sh1t.

come and beat me na. But if you can't 3rd mainland bridge isn't far . ..yu can help your self by taking a swim grin cool
Re: Nigerian Lecturers Are Still Using Old Methods To Teach - NACOSS President by Nobody: 1:04pm On Apr 21, 2017
The problem isn't just the lecturers, the students are more culpable. Despite the so called outdated and archaic methods of lecturing, most students find it difficult to cope. They give attention to irrelevant issues and only remember they're students at the close of exams. I quite agree with you that our educational system needs reforms but the lackadaisical attitudes of most students should be of utmost concern.

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Re: Nigerian Lecturers Are Still Using Old Methods To Teach - NACOSS President by haywhy80: 1:55pm On Apr 21, 2017
Donmichaelz:
I hate all lecturers,,,,I remember when I asked a lecturer question in English,in lautech, he used Yoruba to ask me what did I get in Waec(English) I said C he said oloriburuku,,,I has A in my time,,,,,

Chissos
Re: Nigerian Lecturers Are Still Using Old Methods To Teach - NACOSS President by ihedioramma: 2:17pm On Apr 21, 2017
izzou:
Sometimes, I wonder if attending the University was really worth it.

Graduates are littered everywhere with irrelevant knowledge.

grin
Is good to get knowledge first . And if you are a graduate make the use of the knowledge you got in the university and start some thing on your own not looking for job .
Re: Nigerian Lecturers Are Still Using Old Methods To Teach - NACOSS President by SIRmanjar(m): 2:26pm On Apr 21, 2017
stealthtiger:

Ah. Why this. why are you making a hasty generalization concerning their intellectual capabilities just because of the challenges they're facing.

I'm a southerner but I don't support what you've said. They've also produced great people who are recognized in their respective fields all over the world.

Please next time make your comments more enlightening instead of writing a thoughtless string of characters plagued with sarcastic, awful and derogatory remarks that spur hate and disrespect.

#RadicalRevolutionary
Nawao! Oga all dis grammer for me.U remind me of my English teacher back in dem days. grin
Re: Nigerian Lecturers Are Still Using Old Methods To Teach - NACOSS President by NwaGodl1000(m): 2:46pm On Apr 21, 2017
Outdated courses and outdated lecture note everywhwere in nigeria school systems
Re: Nigerian Lecturers Are Still Using Old Methods To Teach - NACOSS President by Saxifrage12(m): 2:56pm On Apr 21, 2017
marksooyinmiebi:
Just imagine. There's no difference with me and someone studying mathematics... tf I'm studying? It's computer science for f* sake.
you need to be grounded in mathematics for you to have your way in computing because programming and networking requires mathematics.
Re: Nigerian Lecturers Are Still Using Old Methods To Teach - NACOSS President by spreado(m): 4:15pm On Apr 21, 2017
Saxifrage12:

you need to be grounded in mathematics for you to have your way in computing because programming and networking requires mathematics.

They will never teach u ow to apply those mathematics knowledge in computing... Solving Statistical Theory in different semester with applying it into computing
Re: Nigerian Lecturers Are Still Using Old Methods To Teach - NACOSS President by NarnieSnyper(m): 4:17pm On Apr 21, 2017
Op said it all abeg.
Imagine a computer science dept. in a University teaching FORTRAN and Qbasic. Fortran was introduced in the year 1977 and Qbasic followed few years later.
Even a lecturer opened his silly mouth to say if we are looking for true knowledge, we'd better go outside(IT schools) to get 'em because they(the lecturers) won't do that. How would a programmer still be dwelling on a programming language used and dumped over 45years ago. Young boys of 12-15 in Europe and America have created their own computer softwares, Android apps and so on while my mates are struggling with how to open Netbean or Python IDLE.
A lecturer will come to class and perform dry coding on the white board on how to 'print("Hello world!") and would still have the nerve to say he is a certified programmer.
If not for YouTube tutorial videos, I would have been left with 'zero' like my fellow students and lecturers.
I spit on our education system. I have sworn that none of my kids will school in a Federal University in Nigeria or maybe in Nigeria as whole.
Re: Nigerian Lecturers Are Still Using Old Methods To Teach - NACOSS President by Jeph2015: 4:24pm On Apr 21, 2017
Guys stop talking nonsense without facts.
What do u expect?? Education in Nigeria is almost free because the government knows that most Nigerians do not value education. You can only pay more for what you value.

I spent N8m tuition fee for just a session abroad. I went for the best in the world And I am a Nigerian lecturer now. My passion is to teach, but I cannot replicate the standard abroad because the facilities and right environment are not in place.
You all depend on the government to fix education. Even when they try to, the money is embezzled.
The politicians and law makers crack jokes for a few hours and go home with outrageous incentives but for those who help young ones discover and develop their potentials to better the society go home with nothing.

As for using old methods to teach, Be aware that the system is changing. Young lecturers with international experience are taking over. They can match any standard of teaching in the world.

So keep quiet and play your part. Nigerian lecturers are the best.. you receive the value for your money paid..!

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Re: Nigerian Lecturers Are Still Using Old Methods To Teach - NACOSS President by Zenanted(m): 6:17pm On Apr 21, 2017
SIRmanjar:
Ehhe! So upon say dem dey use old system student still dey fail anyhow if dem come use mordern system wetin go come happen..How our northern broders go catch up with mordern system when dem never understand old system finish?
ROTFL
Re: Nigerian Lecturers Are Still Using Old Methods To Teach - NACOSS President by SIRmanjar(m): 10:50pm On Apr 21, 2017
stealthtiger:

Ah. Why this. why are you making a hasty generalization concerning their intellectual capabilities just because of the challenges they're facing.

I'm a southerner but I don't support what you've said. They've also produced great people who are recognized in their respective fields all over the world.

Please next time make your comments more enlightening instead of writing a thoughtless string of characters plagued with sarcastic, awful and derogatory remarks that spur hate and disrespect.

#RadicalRevolutionary
MrTigerstealth. I know that the north have produced great minds like there southern neighbours, but Wots ur say on Nigerian kwota system of education?If we mordernize education don't u think that those who benefit from kwota system will be in deep trouble?

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