₦airaland Forum

chinchum:
Difficulty is relative. Everyone likes to point to the "good old days", but on a deeper look in to the good old days, you begin to question the whereabout of the good in the old days. Good old days is overrated. Nostalgia has a bit of deceit and unrealistic perception in it. That questions are easier now is debatable and not as straightforward you are trying to put it. There was a time WAEC released candidates result some few years ago and the passrate (5 credits inclusive of Maths and English) was put at less than 40%, and a friend was quick to say this current students fail a lot and bla bla. i simply ask him if he knew the passrate in WAEC some 20-30 yrs ago. The stats shows that even with the dismal performance, the performance has continually improved over the years. The pass rate has improved greatly. It is not that the past generations were not intelligent, but the current ones have greater access to knowledge. Information is now at their finger tips. Federal Universities now churn out more First class students . In my first year at a Federal university, there were only 6 First class graduates in the whole school. Now you could have 100 first class graduates who are actually worthy. While i had access also to google and some other knowledge database in early 2000's. The quality of information in the database is not the same as now. If you simply type how to write a project proposal in a search engine like google, you will be overloaded with a plethora of information.

Give the credit to them, they deserve it. It will improve in the coming years

smbh:
Well said sir...I hope so too.

booksrite001:

SMBH:
You laughing cus i yielded?

booksrite001:
Of Course dear

mrvitalis:
Firstly im a graduate of mechanical engineering and i can answer this .......if u were have as smart as a normal human u would know the answer would be drawn not typed


Only a dumb fellow wont know the most educated state in nigeria ...

No run along dummy