CoE’s UTME benchmark as metaphor for waning teaching excellence

The 100-cut-off mark for admission into colleges of education (CoE) may partly address the crisis of empty seats. Still, this benchmark could have long-term harmful effects, especially the further decline of teaching as a profession.

IYABO LAWAL

Education

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