Samuelriano1:
poor performance of student in 2024 utme examination. who is to be blamed? Parents, teachers , student.
let's discuss.

ironheart:
Parents and teachers.

Most teachers teach for the money to survive not for the passion

The schools gives good grades to students so that the parents wouldn't withdraw there wards from the school

You can not discipline children due to the reactions of parents.

Teachers no longer care about students welfare

ilemona4you2:


Hello sir, why do you say that. What's the real percentage please.

Thanks

santaclaws:
The ministry of education is to blame. As funny as this sounds, let me break it down:

Most JAMB questions are based on A-level curriculum and for students to pass convincingly, they must read thoroughly, much beyond the scope of O'level syllabus covered in secondary schools. In the UK, students are meant to attend 6th form college where A-level courses are taught, thus preparing them for A-level exams and further studies.

We have an exam that is too advanced for most school leavers, but because the majority of students who pass have always depended on EXPO, we refused to talk about it.

Instead of the FG to have students stay at home up till 18, maybe we should add A-level colleges to the academic system so that students can either chose to write JAMB upon finishing secondary school or enter through A-level/Direct entry into 200 level.

othermen:
Of coz one has to understand the issues before solutions can be suggested.

But to assume that there is a singular cause of the problem is indicative of no appreciation of the situation.

The schools, the students, the parents, the exam body, the ministry of education, the electricity distribution company, the values we have as a country where a random skit maker who does ‘kiss or grab’ is richer than ten professors combined, the government, the media, the groups that give #10,000 to best performing students, and more than hundred million to some reality star, or millions to some instagram twerking Queen or some portable to serve as influencers. Those who have suggested that this generation of young people is some gen z nonsense and that their aspiration should be Ilebaye, the churches and mosques, the financial insecurity, the insecurity of lives, the dissatisfied lots of teachers whose earning only motivate them to show up in school and not make further efforts. And even much more.

NaijaChild:
This result isn’t just a result of Government school but both private and missionary schools so if teachers are not teaching in Government schools, what about private and missionary schools?

So I am on the opinion that the students are to be blamed.

These students spend so much time on social media than in their books, the zeal and quest to make money has overtaken their time for their books, little SS3 girls who are to read their books are after boys, men and money. It is a pathetic situation.

Blitzking:

I was always in the o.5 percent...mehn during my time I read no be small

Trendy05:
The students are to blame. They don't read anymore.

They spend all their time pressing phone from tiktok to Facebook to Instagram to WhatsApp etc.

Students need to wake up.

ironheart:
Parents and teachers.

Most teachers teach for the money to survive not for the passion

The schools gives good grades to students so that the parents wouldn't withdraw there wards from the school

You can not discipline children due to the reactions of parents.

Teachers no longer care about students welfare

edungene7:
Blame the useless and clueless government a student that has not used a computer system all is life to study is expected to use same computer to write an exam why won't they fail ask some of this students those questions they failed orally and they will give you the answer we should stop all this useless copy cat system certain things should be optional not compulsory

oluwaseyi0:
Sometimes those exams are just very unnecessarily hard

santaclaws:


Somehow you think it's the fault of the 95% who couldn't score above 250? Bro, the result is a reflection of the educational system, stop using your experience to judge the situation.

Normally, with your score of 248, back then you wouldn't be able to gain admission into certain courses like Law or STEM courses. Now imagine a situation where the vast majority like 95% couldn't make it up to that score of yours! This isn't about unseriousness, 95% is almost everyone bro!

NaijaChild:
This result isn’t just a result of Government school but both private and missionary schools so if teachers are not teaching in Government schools, what about private and missionary schools?

So I am on the opinion that the students are to be blamed.

These students spend so much time on social media than in their books, the zeal and quest to make money has overtaken their time for their books, little SS3 girls who are to read their books are after boys, men and money. It is a pathetic situation.

luluman:
Why not leave your job & be a teacher in one of the schools to understand how it works.

Inobeyourmate:
I support you on this, go to private schools in cities like Ogun state and Lagos state, I swear to God you wouldn’t want to send your children to private school in any of those states, school is mainly for BUSINESS 💯

Samuelriano1:
poor performance of student in 2024 utme examination. who is to be blamed? Parents, teachers , student.
let's discuss.

santaclaws:
The ministry of education is to blame. As funny as this sounds, let me break it down:

Most JAMB questions are based on A-level curriculum and for students to pass convincingly, they must read thoroughly, much beyond the scope of O'level syllabus covered in secondary schools. In the UK, students are meant to attend 6th form college where A-level courses are taught, thus preparing them for A-level exams and further studies.

We have an exam that is too advanced for most school leavers, but because the majority of students who pass have always depended on EXPO, we refused to talk about it.

Instead of the FG to have students stay at home up till 18, maybe we should add A-level colleges to the academic system so that students can either chose to write JAMB upon finishing secondary school or enter through A-level/Direct entry into 200 level.

yemmit90:


Yes I will say, it is their fault, parents and probably the channel in which the exams were carried out. Go and check jamb questions from 1980's till now, you will see it is still the same syllabus and questions throwing out every year.

As for the computer base test, you don't expect a student who have been so used to screen for entertainments purpose to concentrate when reading or answering question on the same screen. His/her subconscious mind would've divided into partially visualise the jargon that is already in memory. These students would've performed more than this on old paper format.

248 back then was not cheap either, Law, medicine sc, pharmacy, architecture, are all above 250 but people still use below 240 to gain admission on supplementary and VC lists.

Though I buy your idea of enrolling them in A level class for a year after secondary school.

Fearyourcreator:

Una go just dey talk Rubbish, what's A level about jamb questions... Student today na yahoo them wan do ... Check jamb questions before CBT started ... Computer based soft ... Just 2hrs ... Useless children

theredaddy:



Bro, i wrote jamb at the time you go to afribank to collect big brown envelope with brochure inside ... no miracle centres

the educational deterioration is directly proportionate to the rising of social media & trends .... 1st prize for cowbell maths competition no reach 500k buh people celebrate & donate millions to "mummy calm down"

Oga nothing is wrong with the examiner questions, what we have are just failed couples parenting unserious kids in a failed country

In your area, try observe the teenagers nd what they spend there time doing .. you will see why the educational system is on free fall.

Reality3080:
Blame d government cos they make education unattractive

How will u motivate a child to read when his siblings who are graduates are languishing in penury

Imagine thousands of graduates being fed by their parents even after graduating?

So u want the same child to tow the same path

santaclaws:
The ministry of education is to blame. As funny as this sounds, let me break it down:

Most JAMB questions are based on A-level curriculum and for students to pass convincingly, they must read thoroughly, much beyond the scope of O'level syllabus covered in secondary schools. In the UK, students are meant to attend 6th form college where A-level courses are taught, thus preparing them for A-level exams and further studies.

We have an exam that is too advanced for most school leavers, but because the majority of students who pass have always depended on EXPO, we refused to talk about it.

Instead of the FG to have students stay at home up till 18, maybe we should add A-level colleges to the academic system so that students can either chose to write JAMB upon finishing secondary school or enter through A-level/Direct entry into 200 level.