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Nigeria at hundred: teachers’ and students’ perception of the adequacy of upper basic education social studies curriculum as a tool for national security
Nigeria today is besieged by an array of social, economic and political problems which has been attributed to citizenry low level of civility. This resulted to security threats in the nation, despite, the inclusion of Social studies in the curriculum. This study investigated the perception of teache...
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