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Between Higher Order Learning and Technical Skills

Posted By: adminon: December 06, 2022In: Words and WorldTags: 'Dichotomization', 'Hierarchisation', 'Zombified', ASUU, Eugenicism, FG, Humanities, Maldevelopment, Pan-Africanists, Posthumanism, Sciences, Underdevelopment of Africa1 CommentViews:
Between Higher Order Learning and Technical Skills

Those who thought that they have won the debate on pedestrianizing the university system in Nigeria have got another thing coming. Not if other academics join Prof Abu Ali in reinforcing the... Read more

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