By Download/View the cover of the paper, NJEP Vol. 34, No. 1 Abstract This paper titled “Institutional Autonomy of Nigerian University Education”: ‘Underlying Assumptions’, is concerned with the vex issue of institutional autonomy in Nigerian Universities. It looked at how the Concept autonomy is being given different interpretations, which has made it not to be actually …
Instructional Quality And Its Application In Nigerian Tertiary Education: A Case For Applied Scholastic Method
Download/View the cover of the paper, NJEP Vol. 34, No. 1 Abstract This paper tried to analysed issues involved in the application of instructional methods in the learning process. This is arisen from the continues public outcry on the calibre and quality of graduates from particularly our tertiary institutions which most often is considered to …
Integration Factors Of 21st-Century Technical Drawing Skills Into Peer Instruction At Nigerian College Of Education
Download/View the cover of the paper, NJEP Vol. 34, No. 1 Abstract Technical drawing (TD) is a universal language for engineers, technologists, and technical personnel, facilitating precise communication of design concepts and intent. Similarly, TD enhances learning and job performance within engineering and technology programs. However, the prevalence of exclusive passive teacher-centred methods in Nigerian …
Core Curriculum Minimum Academic Standards (Ccmas) And Quality Of Teacher Education In Nigerian University System: An Analysis Of Philosophy Of Education Course Contents
Download/View the cover of the paper, NJEP Vol. 34, No. 1 Abstract The training of professional teachers in any progressive society is tied to the quality of programmes designed for utilization in her teacher training institutions. This necessarily follows that courses designed for the grooming of would-be-teachers are not to be treated with levity and/or …
Applying Skepticism And Certainty In Philosophy To Early Childhood Education: A Way Of Laying Quality Foundations For Nigerian Tertiary Education
Download/View the cover of the paper, NJEP Vol. 34, No. 1 Abstract It is an undeniable fact that the foundation or the beginning of any life endeavour has to be made strong in order to achieve a sustainable success in the target endeavour. It is in the vein of this line of thought that this …
Assessment Of Institutional Autonomy And Academic Freedom; Implication For Nigerian Universities
Download/View the cover of the paper, NJEP Vol. 34, No. 1 Abstract The mission of universities in Nigeria has long been understood to include service to the public good healthy academic environment and effective institutional autonomy. In order to achieve this significance role, Nigerian universities need to be granted full institutional autonomy and academic freedom …
Utilization Of Information And Communication Technology (Ict) For Quality Service Delivery In Public Universities In Akwa Ibom State Of Nigeria
Download/View the cover of the paper, NJEP Vol. 34, No. 1 Abstract This study explored the utilization of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) for quality service delivery in public universities in Akwa Ibom State of Nigeria. Descriptive survey design was adopted and Data were collected from institutional administrators in three public Universities in Akwa Ibom …
A Discourse Of Functional Administrative Approaches That Can Initiate Competitive And Autonomous Tertiary Institutions In Nigeria
Download/View the cover of the paper, NJEP Vol. 34, No. 1 Abstract The discourse focuses on importance of creating robust leadership approaches to manage human and academic segments in Nigerian tertiary institutions with the aim of making education business at tertiary institutions competitive, autonomous, advancing and productive. The authors emphasize administration of tertiary institutions as …
The Role Of Religion In The Advent Of Western Education And The Challenge Of Equal Access To Educational Opportunities In Nigeria
Download/View the cover of the paper, NJEP Vol. 34, No. 1 Abstract Religious organizations played a major role in the advent of western education in Nigeria. It was particularly championed by the European Christian missionaries who entered the country through the southern protectorate around 1842. The primary goal of the missionaries was to convert Africans …
Governing Council Of Federal Colleges Of Education In Nigeria: Challenges And The Way Forward
Download/View the cover of the paper, NJEP Vol. 34, No. 1 Abstract Governing Council is a statutory body constituted by the Federal Government for the control of policy, finance, personnel and physical resources of tertiary institutions. Colleges of Education are tertiary institutions established to train learners to become teachers in the primary and post primary …