Alhaji Miftaudeen Balogun, an Islamic scholar, has expressed his opinion that English Language should be taught in Almajiri Integrated Schools in the country.
Cleric wants English to be taught
He worries that this challenge could force students to drop out of school and return to the street to beg for arms.
NAN reports that Balogun, the leader of Abuja Chapter of Dairat Jafariyat Fitorikat Tijaniyat Islamic organisation of Nigeria, has said that the students are facing challenges in this area and it has become problematic since English language the was general language of communication in the classroom.
Balogun worries that this challenge could force students to drop out of school and return to the street to beg for arms.
“The school should organise extra lessons for the students, especially in English language and Mathematics.
“The school environment should be made more convenient and conducive for learning.”
He also urged teachers to make the effort to get closer to their students and to get to know them.
He said, “Adequate and updated instructional materials should be provided by , NGOs, philanthropists, and other stakeholders in .
“Other major notable problem is the inadequacy of food given to the students.
“However, the schools have qualified teachers who are NCE and university graduates.
“Likewise the teachers are not only experienced but also punctual and committed to their duty.”
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