POOR UTILIZATION OF RESOURCES AND SERVICES IS THE MAJOR DECLINE OF THE QUALITY OF EDUCATION IN NIGERIA TERTIARY EDUCATION
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By: Kherlyddone INTRODUCTION The Nigerian tertiary school system is increasingly challenged with many complex problems. There is a general outcry that the standards of education are falling and morals flagging. Some blame pupils for this apparent decline in quality of education and moral values. A thoughtful few think that they are due to the nature of changes in all directions. Majority blame the teachers for the woes in our schools. They are not as devoted and dedicated to the cause of education as their predecessors. Teachers as a group blame parents and the children. They also blame government for unattractive condition of service and poor physical facilities in some parts of the educational system. This topic intends to focus on how poor utilization of the resources and services turns to be the major decline of the quality of education in Nigeria tertiary education. So, there is no doubt that the quality of our education has evidently fallen generally. see also: CA...