Education, no doubt, is the key to socio-economic and political development of any nation. This is based on the philosophy of the nation’s education system, which encapsulates her needs, goals, objectives and aspirations. This paper observes that Nigeria has no Philosophy of Education she could call her own because of the eclectic nature of the philosophical ideas expressed in her National Policy on Education. It also observes that some aspects of education were not provided for in the nation’s educational Magna Carta of 2004, and further highlights some of the impacts of Philosophy of Education on national development. The paper therefore calls for remedial steps to be taken to redress the inconsistencies and contradictions that hinder...
The Adoption of a National policy on education in 1977in Nigeria was seen as a great innovation in t...
It is indeed absurd to talk about development or impose on a human race a civilization without refer...
The major aim and leitmotif of this paper is to highlight the Nigerian society and its diverse, mult...
Philosophy represents a method of reflective, rational and constructive thinking, as well as a reaso...
The paper examines the key words: culture and development, and in the process attempts to bring out ...
Nyerere’s philosophy of education is one of the most influential and widely studied theories of educ...
Philosophic issues always have had and still do have serious impact on schools and society. Our cont...
The place of Philosophy as a discipline in our world today cannot be overemphasized. It is a truism ...
Education is regarded as a fundamental human right and a catalyst for social justice and development...
This paper emphasizes the contributions of education to national development. It stresses the fact t...
Education developed from the human struggle for continual existence and enlightenment and may be for...
Philosophy as we all know is the mother of all sciences and a universal discipline that directly enq...
Abstract Way back in Greece of the 3rd century BC, the role of definitive national philosophy of edu...
The Nigerian philosophy of education, which in its fundamental organization was articulated to milit...
This paper while acknowledging the importance of an in-depth study of Western philosophy as well as ...
The Adoption of a National policy on education in 1977in Nigeria was seen as a great innovation in t...
It is indeed absurd to talk about development or impose on a human race a civilization without refer...
The major aim and leitmotif of this paper is to highlight the Nigerian society and its diverse, mult...
Philosophy represents a method of reflective, rational and constructive thinking, as well as a reaso...
The paper examines the key words: culture and development, and in the process attempts to bring out ...
Nyerere’s philosophy of education is one of the most influential and widely studied theories of educ...
Philosophic issues always have had and still do have serious impact on schools and society. Our cont...
The place of Philosophy as a discipline in our world today cannot be overemphasized. It is a truism ...
Education is regarded as a fundamental human right and a catalyst for social justice and development...
This paper emphasizes the contributions of education to national development. It stresses the fact t...
Education developed from the human struggle for continual existence and enlightenment and may be for...
Philosophy as we all know is the mother of all sciences and a universal discipline that directly enq...
Abstract Way back in Greece of the 3rd century BC, the role of definitive national philosophy of edu...
The Nigerian philosophy of education, which in its fundamental organization was articulated to milit...
This paper while acknowledging the importance of an in-depth study of Western philosophy as well as ...
The Adoption of a National policy on education in 1977in Nigeria was seen as a great innovation in t...
It is indeed absurd to talk about development or impose on a human race a civilization without refer...
The major aim and leitmotif of this paper is to highlight the Nigerian society and its diverse, mult...