Poor teaching skills worsening learning outcomes, says expert Mustapha Temidayo
By Kofoworola Belo-Osagie
Poor quality teachers are worsening learning outcomes, says Education Manager for UNICEF in Nigeria, Rudranarayan Sahoo.
Sahoo spoke during last month’s edition of ‘The Edtech Mondays’, a monthly programme facilitated by Mastercard Foundation in partnership with Co-creation Hub Limited (CcHUB) held in Lagos last week.
Discussing the theme: “Digi Learning – Can Education Technology Expand Access to Education?” during a panel moderated by Joyce Daniels, Sahoo said though the enrolment rate of school children in Nigeria was increasing, the increment had not translated to improved learning outcomes as a great proportion of the pupils still lacked basic literacy and numeracy skills.
By Uchechukwu Nnaike
Experts have advised government at the state and federal levels in Nigeria to integrate technology in education to expand access to learning and ensure inclusion.
This was the summary of submissions made during the April edition of ‘The Edtech Mondays’, a monthly programme facilitated by MasterCard Foundation, in partnership with Co-creation Hub Limited (CcHUB), held in Lagos recently.
The April edition with the theme ‘Digi Learning – Can Education Technology Expand Access to Education?’ featured the duo of Olubayo Adekanmbi, Founder and Lead Mentor, Data Science Nigeria, and Rudranarayan Sahoo, the Education Manager for UNICEF in Nigeria as panelists with Joyce Daniels as the moderator.
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