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       Expert attributes poor results to bad work ethics
       By: Ebenezer Date: August 10, 2013, 9:43 am
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       An educational consultant, Mr. Augustine Fayemi, has attributed
       the poor learning outcome of pupils in the country to lack of
       quality training for teachers and work ethics.
       This is contained in a statement issued after a seminar, with
       the theme, ¡°Professionalism and Work ethics: Qualities of a
       Good Teacher,¡± organised by the Edu-Fun Consultants, in
       Ile-Ife, Osun State on Thursday.
       Fayemi noted that most teachers had refusedto update their
       academic capacity over the years.
       He said it became imperative for Edu-Fun to move to Osun State
       as a way to contribute to the development of education, having
       got hisprimary and secondary education in the state.
       ¡°The quality of education I had in Ile-Ife, Osun State, could
       not be compared with what the present crop of pupils now get.
       ¡°Things have gone very bad. This informed my decision to
       organise training programme for teachers in the area.¡±
       According to him, method of teaching is changing daily across
       the world and it is better that the country begins to move with
       rest of the world through training and retraining of its
       teachers.
       ¡°There is the need for professionalism. We need to let our
       government and private school owners understand that not just
       anybody can enter the classroom to teach. A teacher must be
       ready to learn the rudimentary of teaching and work ethics,
       without which the pupils will suffer,¡± he said.
       Commenting one of the participants, Head of School, Fadehan
       International School Eleyele Ile Ife, Aunty Margaret Fadehan,
       described the seminar as a timely and educative.
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