Nigeria's first nationwide 'free and compulsory'primary schooling was introduced in the
1970s with the Universal Primary Educational policy. This policy was engulfed by chaos …

Representations of almajiri within popular literature often associate the system, and the
attendant youth demographic, with youth delinquency and social violence. Yet few accounts …

The Nigerian primary school system has recently undergone a major change. School system
change can be either piecemeal or systemic. Systemic change provides a framework for an …

In Nigeria, the introduction of Universal Basic Education is meant to reduce the problem of
illiteracy, ignorance and povertyto the barest level; a goal it shares with the goals of the …

School facilities are over stretched due to the student population explosion in Ibadan South-
West Local Government Area of Oyo State. The available classrooms are either dilapidated …

This correlational study assessed Nigerian educators' knowledge about attention
deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and inclusive classroom management practices when …

What rules, norms and ideas of schooling influence approaches to inclusive education in
Nigeria? This paper applies the model of institutional pillars (regulative, normative, cultural …

This paper investigated the drivers of human capital development in Nigeria in the short and
long run. Using an ARDL approach over the period 1980 to 2015, the results show that …

Across the world, countries consider early childhood education (ECE) beneficial for young
children's lifelong educational development and nations' socioeconomic growth. The …

There have been a series of educational changes in Nigeria before, during and after
colonial administrations, which have been described as inefficiently successful because …