2011
DOI: 10.3923/sscience.2011.150.154
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Teachers Perception of the Universal Basic Education Programme as an Educational Reform Policy

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“…Ojo (2014) evaluated teachers' perceptions on the new 9-Year Basic Education Curriculum (BEC) and revealed an unappreciable level of the curriculum's availability in schools thus implying that the implementation of the curriculum was yet to kick-start in most schools. Obiunu (2015) investigated junior secondary school teachers' perceptions of the UBE programme as an educational reform policy and found out that the teachers were seemingly unaware of the programme's goals and objectives. This not only implied low perceptions of the programme but also meant that the teachers were not prepared and equipped for the programme's implementation.…”
Section: Attainment Of Sdgs In Secondary Schoolsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Ojo (2014) evaluated teachers' perceptions on the new 9-Year Basic Education Curriculum (BEC) and revealed an unappreciable level of the curriculum's availability in schools thus implying that the implementation of the curriculum was yet to kick-start in most schools. Obiunu (2015) investigated junior secondary school teachers' perceptions of the UBE programme as an educational reform policy and found out that the teachers were seemingly unaware of the programme's goals and objectives. This not only implied low perceptions of the programme but also meant that the teachers were not prepared and equipped for the programme's implementation.…”
Section: Attainment Of Sdgs In Secondary Schoolsmentioning
confidence: 99%