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Subject: Information Technology for Teachers

Author:
Otubule Adewale Segun

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Date Posted: 07:03:55 09/21/10 Tue

The shortage of teachers is a national problem but designated colleges of education and universities should be assisted in the formulation of successful computer education programs so that within a few years qualified computer teachers will be available to schools. It is difficult and expensive to service and repair computers using computer firms because schools are dispersed all over the nation and computing firms are located only in the cities. It may be necessary to employ computer technicians in state offices of the Federal Ministry of Education so that schools can share as the need arises. Private schools will only have the option of resorting to computer firms. Furthermore, Nigeria graduates are in best poition in biulding new Nigeria.

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