The Teacher Matters: Strategies for Making the Teaching Profession More Relevant in Nigerian Educational System

This paper is premised on the fact that education is an instrument for social change. It is the only known weapon that can combat poverty. In this regard, this paper examined the concepts of education and teaching, the importance and the usefulness of teachers. It also provided strategies for making...

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