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Teachers and students' perceptions of the adequacy of upper basic social studies curriculum as a tool for citizenship participation and national security
The security challenges faced by Nigeria have resulted in incessant closure of schools which has had adverse effects on the educational sector. This study investigated teachers and students' perception of the adequacy of Upper Basic Social Studies Curriculum as a tool for citizenship participation a...
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2016
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