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Title: The Almajiri Educational System In Nigeria: Cost And Challenges
Authors: Bature, J.N.
Bawa, John
Issue Date: 2013
Publisher: Journal of Educations
Series/Report no.: Vol.3;No.1; Pp 45 - 53
Abstract: This paper highlights the cost and challenges of the Almajiri system of education in Nigeria. The paper theoretically examines pertinent issues arising from its conduct and administration. Although the Almajiri system of education in Nigeria has attracted very large number of children in the Northern part of the country, it has not provided good prospects for these children's future. The cost implications of Almajiri system include human resources wastage. exposure of children to harsh environmental hazards. and deprivation of these children of parental care. The paperalso highlighted on the major challenges to include illiterate teachers involve in teaching the children, lack of basic infrastructural facilities for learning. lack of planned curriculum, and poor professional handling of the pupils for effective leaming. For this system of education to be productive in Nigeria. it should go through the rigours of planning education and be mainstreamed in the Nigeria educational system.
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/123456789/2659
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