Gerrard59:

Do you have any study to prove the percentage you have there?

Lighthouse50:
I wish i could compile all these government talks together to make a comedy skit.
Truth is 70% of first class graduates in Nigeria are fake. They bribe their way to get that. So its not a bad thing for a bad government to employ bad graduates into the bad schools existing in a bad country...

Lighthouse50:


not really, thats an assumption

VTJN:
You lied, no 1st class bribed his/her way out of school.

Dpaulie:

I no get first class, but at least 2 of my employees are 2:1 holder, hoping to have a first class holder as one of my employees too, not difficult to have them but I don’t discriminate between 2:1 and first class, what I really need is productivity

mespusinglez:
If The Pay Is 200K above

they're welcome

tobechi74:
That one is first class does not mean he will make a good teacher.
In short, most first class graduates know the course but find it difficult to transfer the knowledge to children



does subject create terrible teachers ?” That is

Will a good teacher suddenly turn terrible simple because he is assigned to teach a particular course ?”

I examined the course in question and realized the subject itself are difficult to understand. Mathematics for example is dreaded by student. These students manage to learn enough to graduate and forget a large amount of what Is learnt immediately after graduation. Because of the unemployment problem in the country, these students find themselves as teachers and lecturers and are asked to teach the subject they once hated. The hatred for the subject resurfaces coupled with the fact that they do not know much. As a teacher,they have to maintain the illusion that they know. They do this by putting up a wicked looking face to scare students from asking much question so as not to expose their incompetence.

Secondly, some subjects are difficult to teach. Some phenomenon can be explained best using computer stimulated teaching aids which are unavailable in most academic institution. It takes a genius teacher to use an a better concept to relate the subject to the student interest for better comprehension.

But terrible teaching is not just a function of subject. Teachers personality. have a role to play. Highly Temperamental teachers make terrible teachers.impatient teachers do not give students enough opportunity to make mistake. They expect students to get it right at first attempt and would rush the scheme of work despite student slow comprehension ability. People who do not enjoy being around children make terrible teachers.

Becoming a better teacher requires a great deal of effort to know and understand the subject more,and be willing to change bones behavior in the classroom.

https://tobechispeaks./2020/08/30/great-teachers-vs-terrible-teachers/

21savages:
pls are u a teacher?

tobechi74:
That one is first class does not mean he will make a good teacher.
In short, most first class graduates know the course but find it difficult to transfer the knowledge to children



does subject create terrible teachers ?” That is

Will a good teacher suddenly turn terrible simple because he is assigned to teach a particular course ?”

I examined the course in question and realized the subject itself are difficult to understand. Mathematics for example is dreaded by student. These students manage to learn enough to graduate and forget a large amount of what Is learnt immediately after graduation. Because of the unemployment problem in the country, these students find themselves as teachers and lecturers and are asked to teach the subject they once hated. The hatred for the subject resurfaces coupled with the fact that they do not know much. As a teacher,they have to maintain the illusion that they know. They do this by putting up a wicked looking face to scare students from asking much question so as not to expose their incompetence.

Secondly, some subjects are difficult to teach. Some phenomenon can be explained best using computer stimulated teaching aids which are unavailable in most academic institution. It takes a genius teacher to use an a better concept to relate the subject to the student interest for better comprehension.

But terrible teaching is not just a function of subject. Teachers personality. have a role to play. Highly Temperamental teachers make terrible teachers.impatient teachers do not give students enough opportunity to make mistake. They expect students to get it right at first attempt and would rush the scheme of work despite student slow comprehension ability. People who do not enjoy being around children make terrible teachers.

Becoming a better teacher requires a great deal of effort to know and understand the subject more,and be willing to change bones behavior in the classroom.

https://tobechispeaks./2020/08/30/great-teachers-vs-terrible-teachers/

tobechi74:
That one is first class does not mean he will make a good teacher.
In short, most first class graduates know the course but find it difficult to transfer the knowledge to children



does subject create terrible teachers ?” That is

Will a good teacher suddenly turn terrible simple because he is assigned to teach a particular course ?”

I examined the course in question and realized the subject itself are difficult to understand. Mathematics for example is dreaded by student. These students manage to learn enough to graduate and forget a large amount of what Is learnt immediately after graduation. Because of the unemployment problem in the country, these students find themselves as teachers and lecturers and are asked to teach the subject they once hated. The hatred for the subject resurfaces coupled with the fact that they do not know much. As a teacher,they have to maintain the illusion that they know. They do this by putting up a wicked looking face to scare students from asking much question so as not to expose their incompetence.

Secondly, some subjects are difficult to teach. Some phenomenon can be explained best using computer stimulated teaching aids which are unavailable in most academic institution. It takes a genius teacher to use an a better concept to relate the subject to the student interest for better comprehension.

But terrible teaching is not just a function of subject. Teachers personality. have a role to play. Highly Temperamental teachers make terrible teachers.impatient teachers do not give students enough opportunity to make mistake. They expect students to get it right at first attempt and would rush the scheme of work despite student slow comprehension ability. People who do not enjoy being around children make terrible teachers.

Becoming a better teacher requires a great deal of effort to know and understand the subject more,and be willing to change bones behavior in the classroom.

https://tobechispeaks./2020/08/30/great-teachers-vs-terrible-teachers/

Jonathan39:
Some of you amaze me. Some first class and second class upper don't know what?

BrutusOj:
As if quota system won't be use in employing the teachers again. You will be surprised when they select someone from Zamfara with 3rd class and leave an applicant from Imo with first class because they need to fulfil federal character requirements.

Amos1423:
I can't fit laugh!

Of course there's no difference this days with our first class graduates and those who have only waec certificate, sadly our Universities have been reduced to a mere higher certificate receiving institution as they've since failed in instilling true values

ZIAZI:


You think because you know, the next person would too? Grades do not totally define a person's level of intelligence. I repeat, a person with a 3rd class can dwarf even a 1st class student academically. Bro, if you do copy and paste (la cram la pour) in an exam, you'd definitely be an A student. But does that mean you're intelligent?
You reason am nah

Coronabirus:
ask those who school in the North they'll tell u who we are not u who always listen to bigots who feed u with lies from the pit of hell. u dey comment as if u get 3r class sef

MrFarmer:


Source: https://www.vanguardngr.com/2020/11/fg-pegs-first-class-as-benchmark-for-engagement-into-teaching/?utm_source=&utm_medium=twitter