Students and Parents are Responsible for the Falling Standard of Education in Nigeria

Students and their parents, not teachers, are responsible for the decline of education in Nigeria. Getting an education degree and certificate is the goal of all students, which is usually supported by parents. Therefore, the educational level of Nigeria remains high and is good for both parents and students. Pursuit of fast wealth and laziness has confused our educational system in the sense that students feel difficult to learn correctly.

Standardized education continues to re-enter the United States, but students, parents, and teachers are responsible for failed education systems. In standardized education, while trying to raise everyone to the same level, the possibilities and abilities of children are limited. The improvement in quantity is negligible, but the government continues to spend more on it. Students need to invest more in their studies, but certain factors such as the economy may affect their performance. Parent involvement is important for students

Students and their parents, not teachers, are responsible for the decline of education in Nigeria. Getting an education degree and certificate is the goal of all students, which is usually supported by parents. Therefore, the educational level of Nigeria remains high and is good for both parents and students.

In order to appreciate the understanding of parents, teachers and students of sex education and their acceptance in the Nigerian school program, we sent questionnaires to the eight secondary school teachers, students and parents in the town of Ile-Ife It was. The reactions in each group were checked, analyzed and compared. A total of 1,000 respondents (400 students, 400 guardians and 200 teachers) returned to the completed questionnaire. Every teacher and guardian, and 60% of students have heard about sex education. Most parents (92%), teachers (90%), and students (78%) support the introduction of the school curriculum, it prevents unwanted pregnancy, enhances healthy relationships with heterosexuals, I believe that spreading and sex can be prevented. Spread the disease, provide knowledge about sexual interactions, results and responsibilities, and educate students about the basic process of human reproduction

Introduction of sex education at the school in Nigeria: views of parents, teachers and students