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EducationRe: Nairaland Interschool Debate. :::Planning Thread by boay(op): 7:32am On Nov 12, 2013
yormite: Am offering myself to represent over sixteen thousand students of oou,ago iwoye i hope to make them proud yormite representing oou op get me enlisted
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EducationRe: Nairaland Interschool Debate. :::Planning Thread by boay(op): 9:43pm On Nov 11, 2013
Kingsleo: I want to rep UNN.
Sorry, you are late
EducationRe: Nigerian Tertiary Institutions And Hand-outs by boay(op): 9:41pm On Nov 11, 2013
Please try to include the name of your school and your suggestion on how to STOP this mess
Thanks
EducationRe: Nigerian Tertiary Institutions And Hand-outs by boay(op): 9:28pm On Nov 11, 2013
mad nigerian: Well , I will start by saying that I don't have all the answers.....I am a doctor after all, not a university administrator! wink

But here are my tips(apart from telling lecturers to stop pushing handouts on us! angry)
1.NANS and individual student unions should get more universities connected to the internet.
2.Student unions should campaign for fully equipped libraries
3.Student unions should get their universities to be connected to the ATHENS system....explained in this WikiP article(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Athens_access_and_identity_management).

Finally, students should use what they are learning to solve problems.For instance, a political science student could get a group of fellow Pol Sci students and set up an NGO with the aim of voter education. An education student could volunteer to teach at the village primary school or at the adult education center. A theater arts student could organize a play for the neighborhood children, and so on.

To sum up, students need to practice what they are learning out in their various local societies......and they need to read lots of books....

Like I said, my advice is not perfect.....but I think that it is not enough to tell lecturers to stop printing handouts......and then go back to empty libraries, and zero opportunities for practice
Sir, do you know what you have just done? You have successfully given me a 'vaccine'. Thanks sir. Those salient points are noted

@ All
You better join me to learn at the feet of elders

More suggestion please......
EducationRe: Nigerian Tertiary Institutions And Hand-outs by boay(op): 8:42pm On Nov 11, 2013
@ lastmessenger
That is really pathetic ooo. Extortion at the peak!

Please how can we stop this?
EducationRe: Nigerian Tertiary Institutions And Hand-outs by boay(op): 8:40pm On Nov 11, 2013
[quote author=Sir-Tunechi]ask this DUDE , he loves extortion.[/quote]I wont click on it
EducationRe: Nigerian Tertiary Institutions And Hand-outs by boay(op): 8:39pm On Nov 11, 2013
mad nigerian: 1.It is not lawful for university lecturers to sell hadouts. Sadly our university libraries are bare...and do not have enough materials for students. Additionally, not every university has internet access. Finally, the fact that we run an economic system that is based on oil and not on innovation means that students enter universities just to get paper qualifications...which means just doing a course to pass it, not to learn from it.

2.I wonder....NANS cannot do anything about it. Has NANS shown any interest in how universities are funded.?

3.Simples. By improving funding for universities. By getting our economy from an oil dependent one into an innovative one...which would lead to students going to university to learn...not to get paper qualifications, and lecturers training students to solve problems, not just giving them notes to pass.

4.I graduated from ABU in 2006. During my time handouts were made illegal. Plus, I was a medical student.....our course is basically geared towards problem solving, so handouts may not be beneficial.....you have to understand what you are doing.

In summary, i think that students have to learn to understand what they are doing, and learn how to solve problems....not just memorise and regurgitate facts so that they can get a degree, and then get a nice desk job. But then again, it involves an attitude change from the lectirers and the students......and well funded university facilities(which is a big part of the current ASUU strike),
Wonderful contribution! I guess you are the first to suggest a way out. But please what can we as students do to the status quo?
EducationRe: Nigerian Tertiary Institutions And Hand-outs by boay(op): 8:34pm On Nov 11, 2013
houstonia: THE RAGE OF A WOMAN.... I planned on selling handouts When I eventually become a Lecturer, but after all this cursing and swearing, walahi I no go sell tuition seff, MY LECTURES WOULD BE FREE
Please suggest how we can stop this extortion
EducationRe: Nigerian Tertiary Institutions And Hand-outs by boay(op): 8:33pm On Nov 11, 2013
Didi 5: op and his oau agenda.....
Please suggestions are needed ooo. How can we stop this?
EducationRe: Nigerian Tertiary Institutions And Hand-outs by boay(op): 8:31pm On Nov 11, 2013
dabrake: "It is not compulsory but you will use it for your CA." grin grin
Hum.....Oga oooo
Let us know your school and please what can we do about this?
EducationRe: Nigerian Tertiary Institutions And Hand-outs by boay(op): 8:27pm On Nov 11, 2013
yemmit90: You don't get the message, he/she was indirectly telling you that if you don't buy your handout from lecture that recommended it, you are in for it.
Thanks for that

please what are the way out?
EducationRe: Nigerian Tertiary Institutions And Hand-outs by boay(op): 8:26pm On Nov 11, 2013
Prince Justice: Well, the good thing is that there is no form of compulsion
There may be no 'open compulsion' but if a student refused to buy it hope he wont be penalised? I mean hope the lecturers wont 'fail' him?
EducationRe: Nigerian Tertiary Institutions And Hand-outs by boay(op): 8:13pm On Nov 11, 2013
[quote author=Sir-Tunechi]the lecturers in your school don't do it, so why are you forming commando for another person's problem na. Or is she your girlfriend ?[/quote]Funny:......
*laughing*
I hate extortion with passion.
EducationRe: Nigerian Tertiary Institutions And Hand-outs by boay(op): 8:01pm On Nov 11, 2013
Afolayan123: In my school,it's another story entirely.....it's dere CuLTURE
Please let us know your school and tell us more about it. Thanks
EducationRe: Nigerian Tertiary Institutions And Hand-outs by boay(op): 7:58pm On Nov 11, 2013
Vladm: In my schl ksu, u also pay 4 sum lecturers' test
please tell us more about that
EducationRe: Nigerian Tertiary Institutions And Hand-outs by boay(op): 7:51pm On Nov 11, 2013
lillies: oga, d stamp cant stop cheating, after buying the drawing sheets, wont you stil take it home? Do you do your assgnmnt in class or at ur hostel? Since u said u are a studnt of edm, u can easily branch spider house and check out cve 401 handout and on your way dont 4gt to branch chemical, che 509/10 handouts will be awaiting ur arrival. Safe jny! *unfollows thread!
I would have ignored this since you are no longer following; but I wont because of others. In the outset you were calling practical manuals and graph books hand outs, later you shifted to compulsion. The purpose of stamped drawing papers is to help curb the act of 'already made' construction in CLASS WORKS. Also not all class works are being finished in class, students will go and complete it in their hostels. So they cant used a different sheet, since the first one is stamped and the work is half-way done. If it is not stamped they will just throw that away and give a new sheet to architecture students.

You may say that, they can also erase what was done in class. Remember in technical drawing neatness is germane. The lecturer will spot this when erasing is too much and obvious. You can ask lecturers about this.

However if hand outs are truly being sold in OAU, I wont hesitate to raise the alarm and speak against it.
EducationRe: Nigerian Tertiary Institutions And Hand-outs by boay(op): 7:29pm On Nov 11, 2013
Please suggest way out. I believe we need CHANGE to develop. Thanks
EducationRe: Nigerian Tertiary Institutions And Hand-outs by boay(op): 7:22pm On Nov 11, 2013
Phder: In my department, lecturers (All of them are practising medical doctor) don't have time to teach us, they'd rather forward the course material to our student email account, so it's up to you, whether to print them or read them on your computer. If you don't have a computer then you would have to print the material.

I don't know why they don't make use of the recommended textbooks anyway, I mean after buying textbooks worth #20,000, we're expected to print materials again.
Please let us know your school and dont forget to suggest a way out of this mess. Thanks
EducationRe: Nigerian Tertiary Institutions And Hand-outs by boay(op): 7:20pm On Nov 11, 2013
lillies: my brother, i think we should be concerned about the act of compulsion and not even the content. In the same line, u cant buy drawing sheet anywia outside spider house, even if u have the same and exact type 4m another source, because that sheet 4m spider house is being stampd with their official stamp. So u c, its all about being compelled!
Good. You have admitted that I successfully refute your first claim. The drawing sheets are being stamped so that student wont bring in 'already made' constructions into the class which are not their handiwork.

Remember the drawing sheets are for a technical drawing course and students can give another sheet to colleagues in architecture thereby bringing in'already made' construction. I guess you understand. I am a student in EDM and I know what students used to do when it comes to technical drawing courses.

I guess you understand
EducationRe: Nigerian Tertiary Institutions And Hand-outs by boay(op): 7:09pm On Nov 11, 2013
Please dont forget to tell us your school and way out.
EducationRe: Nigerian Tertiary Institutions And Hand-outs by boay(op): 7:08pm On Nov 11, 2013
Nikapetrelli: De sell textbooks in my skul,some make theirs compulsory.Some even get bookshops where u r directed to go n buy
please dont forget to tell us your school and way out
EducationRe: Nigerian Tertiary Institutions And Hand-outs by boay(op): 7:04pm On Nov 11, 2013
@ lilies
please dont use the word 'manual' when talking about hand outs. Students in chemistry, microbiology, physics etc need manual and graph book for practicals.

But if what you are saying is different from what I just wrote above, please talk about it exclusively.
The purpose of this thread is to raise awareness above what is happening and seek a way out. IT IS NOT TO PRAISE ANY SCHOOL

Let us hear from you
EducationRe: Nigerian Tertiary Institutions And Hand-outs by boay(op): 6:56pm On Nov 11, 2013
lillies: you are wrong sir, it is a MUST to buy report/graph books in EEE 291 and 292
This is surprising oooo
Are report books and graph books the same as hand-outs? If you dont buy graph book where will you plot your graph?

Also are practical manuals the same as hand outs? Please oooo
EducationRe: Nigerian Tertiary Institutions And Hand-outs by boay(op): 6:44pm On Nov 11, 2013
lillies: @boay and jingo-oau, you guys should stop generalizn, speak for your dpmt only. As 4 me, i witnessed my very own class mate being sent out of the test hall because he didnt búy the cve 411 text (technical reprt writing 4m civil eng.) that thing pain me dat day and the thing stil dey pain me i swear!
Please try to understand what it means to sell 'hand outs'
Hand outs are not textbooks. Have you seen one before. They are just 'copy and past' from different textbooks and lecturers used it as a business venture.

Please I am not defending my school oooo. I can also talk about bad practices in OAU if there is and if need be
EducationRe: Nigerian Tertiary Institutions And Hand-outs by boay(op): 6:32pm On Nov 11, 2013
lillies: Op relax, Great Ife we too dey make mouth. Ask guys in tech. You MUST by cve 401 handout, no story about it! Even che 411 is stil waiting for u. What about all 'white house' practical courses? Dont you buy your graphs and report note from white house lecturers? What about technical drawing? Where and who sold the drawing sheets to you? It all came from spider house, so stop acting like buls-hit dont happen in oau. Its everywhere bro.
I believe there is a clear difference between hand outs and practical manual. I took courses from Faculty of science and Technology in my part 2. I know what I am saying. Also, go and verify who is selling those handouts. Lecturers? Does the revenue from it goes into the purse of any lecturer? Brother please get your fact right
EducationRe: Nigerian Tertiary Institutions And Hand-outs by boay(op): 6:26pm On Nov 11, 2013
Olaide1295: Here @ olabisi onabanjo uni....sales of handouts has been completely BANNED (tanks 2 d new v.c prof. Saburi Abesanya who was a fmr. Dvc of OAU)
Good
EducationRe: Nigerian Tertiary Institutions And Hand-outs by boay(op): 6:21pm On Nov 11, 2013
sexymoma: You buy Handout o
You nor buy o
Person wey go fail go fail


Buh personally i think it illegal.
There was a day i calculated the amount i spent on hand out each semester ma bros e reach 5 to 6k o.
Please let us know your school
EducationRe: Nigerian Tertiary Institutions And Hand-outs by boay(op): 6:17pm On Nov 11, 2013
alons: it is, but in my school the lecturer will give us the handout to make our own copies with our money.
Good! Please let us know your schools @ all
EducationRe: Nigerian Tertiary Institutions And Hand-outs by boay(op): 6:15pm On Nov 11, 2013
jonescyras: Selling of HANDOUT is ODD in A.A.U.A..
#TEAM AGBA AWON UNIVERSITIES AGBAYA# like this If you belong here!!!
What did you mean by 'odd' do they sometimes allow it?
EducationRe: Nigerian Tertiary Institutions And Hand-outs by boay(op): 6:14pm On Nov 11, 2013
mosho2good: yes of course because they need money.
what about their wages and other benefits?
EducationRe: Nigerian Tertiary Institutions And Hand-outs by boay(op): 6:13pm On Nov 11, 2013
[quote author=-Myque-]It's "optional" in my school, but the wise know what's up...[/quote]Are you saying lecturers should be allowed to sell hand outs to students and keep the money in their own purse? Remeber these hand outs are copied from textbooks, lecturers dont have copyright on them. Is it not a way of milking students?

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