₦airaland Forum

kellystone87:
olodo school

efemena5050:
Blacks always play with Rubbish.....wats the meaning and use of this type of question....

If u ask the over Sabi Sabi idiot lecturer that set this inconsequential exam now the slowpoke will tell...." Alwys make use of real life situations.........so assuming the people he or she used to set the question no fight .....they won't hv been question........

Instead the fool to make applicable use of world parameters to appraise the levels of the indolent students he/she decided to make use of peripherals in place of sound intellectual innovative concept with real value underpinning........u see y graduate become useless after school.....they learn jargons .....

FreeStuffsNG:
Painment because UNILAG denied you admission due to your low score. Smh.

If you want to merit admission in UNILAG, quit this lazy life on social media, study very hard and earn complete O'level at a single sitting with straight As, score very high in JAMB and Post UTME. That will cure you of this your painment. Shikena.

The good news for you is that it's never too late to join others

Numerouno94:
Chief leave grammar. That's an MSc exam question in Mass Communication dept. And the name of the Course is " Mass Communication Theories" Besides, those questions are brain cracking. U go use theory come justify the use of the theory. Gawd, I miss school.

efemena5050:
so u know......mass com dey do ....pos

No OAp job again since na connection now
Mass com dey teach for private school where the pay na 40k ooooo

Mass com students no see film act again .ooo
Them full ticktok and Instagram dey twerk and advertise herbal medicine as content creators ...

10thTenthMan:
The responses her show how unelngihtened NIGERIAN ARE

Malawian:
Do you know the worst part of this test question? The lecturers did not teach it. In fact, they don't even know the answer and are merely waiting for the students to help them.

TONYE001:
Oga, there's absolutely nothing wrong with these questions! Make we no dey complain about everything naaa...these are excellent questions!

Baronthecelebri:
Foolishness at its peak

kellystone87:
olodo school

DeGLORIOUS:
Tell me why these students will not fail this exam. These questions are just for showoff. They may not have the time to go through it. Even if you do well here, your score depends on the lecturer's personal discretion.

Adolak:
This is critical thinking questions.
Lectures don't have to teach everything.
You as a student is supposed to apply what they teach to every other aspects of life.

Agbegbaorogboye:
I can answer the second question easily

The first question is a bit difficult because Akpabio never tell us if he wan truly yansh Natasha or not

Agbegbaorogboye:
I can answer the second question easily

The first question is a bit difficult because Akpabio never tell us if he wan truly yansh Natasha or not

Malawian:
Do you know the worst part of this test question? The lecturers did not teach it. In fact, they don't even know the answer and are merely waiting for the students to help them.

Malawian:
Do you know the worst part of this test question? The lecturers did not teach it. In fact, they don't even know the answer and are merely waiting for the students to help them.

DeGLORIOUS:
Tell me why these students will not fail this exam. These questions are just for showoff. They may not have the time to go through it. Even if you do well here, your score depends on the lecturer's personal discretion.

DrFunmisticGlow:
the lecturers will teach you 30%, you as a student should learn the remaining 70% from your textbooks, study discussions and revisions of questions. That's how to gain knowledge.

If students of nowadays are thinking like you, expecting lecturers to be spoonfeeding adults, then no wonder JAMB,WAEC and NECO scores are thrash co.pared to 15 years ago

10thTenthMan:
The responses here really show how unenlightened NIGERIAN YOUTHS ARE. Applied exam questions offer Real-World Relevance; Critical Thinking Development; Integration of Knowledge; Engagement and Motivation; Preparation for Advanced Learning; Confidence Building; etc.

The collection of mainly Nigerian Youths on Nairaland who think that the questions are ''foolish'' and wondering ''what a set of questions to ask'' is really alarming. And it provides an important insight into the level of ignorance that is rife today. Personally, I want to believe it is because these Nairaland Nigerian Youths are:

a. Afraid of (and have been afraid of) applied questions that will make them think and apply theories, concepts and principles that they have been taught to real life issues and solve real life instances and situations they may find themselves in future. The average Nigerian Youth is afraid of anything in long text form. They see the letters and words and phrases and sentences and paragraphs and they freeze. It is worse with the ladies. Care not taken they could have a fit, keel over and die!

b. Totally ignorant and unenlightened that such questions prepare you better for the real world and professional practice of your discipline. People who are highly uninformed about academia, did not do well in school either, do not understand principles and methods of didactics, etc. yet want to criticize the appropriateness of applied examination questions.

Social media has really made it that people think less and less. They react and respond. They jump in, to type first and post first and quick to insult and verbally berate. Of course, this is because social media and online rants and insults detach people from immediate and exacting consequences.

I find nothing wrong with the questions. They are related to and also apply to the realities and peculiarities of today's Nigeria. Applied exam questions are fundamental for equipping students with the necessary tools to navigate their future careers effectively. They not only enhance learning outcomes but also prepare students for real-world challenges they will face after graduation.

kellystone87:
olodo school