Alausa’s new curriculum: Lighter loads, sharper skills, smarter classrooms

For decades Nigerian schoolchildren have lugged bags bulging with textbooks and timetables crowded by fifteen, sometimes twenty subjects. It was a ritual of rote learning, as if breadth alone could compensate for depth.

Seyi Gesinde

Education

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