Ogun trains 2,084 N-Teach on effective teaching/learning process

THE Ogun State Government has trained no fewer than 2,084 N-Teach Volunteers in order to improve their skills and performances as classroom teachers for effective teaching and learning process.

This was disclosed by the State Chairman, Teaching Service Commission, Chief (Mrs) Olabosipo Ogunsan, at the flag off of a two-day training held simultaneously across the three senatorial districts of the State.

Ogunsan noted that majority of the N-Teach volunteers are not well grounded in highly technical teaching hence the need for the Commission to engage them so as to enhance food service delivery.

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She said, “Teaching is a noble profession and one with a lot of modelling principles and highly technicalities with carefulness. Therefore some of the basic things required from you as teachers who are in charge of the students is to mould their characters and prepare them for the future.

“You must strive to motivate and engage all your students in learning rather than indoctrinating them. You must discover their potentials.”

In his paper presentation, Alhaji Dejo Kadiri urged the volunteers to have a good classroom management to facilitate learning.

He said teachers are veritable partners and vehicles for implementing lofty education dreams of government.

“Becoming a good classroom manager and controller is a learnable skill, not rocket science. It comes from the training received and years of experience as well as the willingness to learn to become a competent professional, ” he added.