Saturday, August 1, 2020

WHAT YOUR KIDS SHOULD LEARN BEFORE AGE 12


In this age of packaging, school owners do not stress themselves much before they buy the heart of parents. Tall buildings, exotic school buses, nice uniforms, and highly fluent phonetic teachers are enough to set up an international school. Don't let the school and the kid deceive you with fluency of words. If your kid has reached Junior Secondary 3 (JS3) sit him or her down and find out the following:

 

1. Can you use all the microsoft office tools to work? Can you program? Can you handle graphics and internet without apprenticeship?

2. Can you solve quadratic equation, simultanous equation, plot graphs, handle geometries?

 

3. Can you do metal work, wood work, fix electronics, sketch house plan, estimate quantity of tiles needed for a square area of work, understand polymer/soap/cosmetic production?

 

4. Can you manage a business and keep all the accounting books? Can you calculate discount, premium, tax, depreciation?

 

5. Do you know the content of a First Aid Box? Can you perform First Aid for bleeding, drowned, fractured, and poisoned patient?

Nigeria has the best academic curriculum in the world but the problem is the will to implement it.

 

Everyone is shouting non-performance of politicians, including teachers who only give our kids pseudo-education. Nigerians complained in the the 19th century that western education only increased the number of people that spoke and wrote while depleting those that were available to till the ground. This made Nigeria to evolve her curriculum toward technical. Outstanding Nigerian Doctors abroad are building and programming medical equipment - this is made possible through technology background at secondary school level. Mass Communication, fine art, nursing, physician, accounting, business management, hospitality and a wide range of other graduates are expected to use tools effectively.

 

Let us not create educated people that can speak grammar only.

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