LunagisthubHarnessing Technology to Combat Exam Malpractice: A New Era in Education
The Minister of Education, Tunji Alausa, has announced plans to utilize technology to prevent parents, teachers, and pupils from engaging in exam malpractice. This move comes as part of a broader effort to address topical issues in the education sector.The minister highlighted the need to curb cheating in national examinations, emphasizing the importance of technology in achieving this goal.
The minister also touched on the need for effective teacher training to improve learning outcomes.
Allegations of corruption in the Nigeria Education Loan Fund were also addressed, underscoring the need for transparency and accountability.
The minister’s plan to leverage technology to prevent exam malpractice is a step in the right direction. By harnessing technology, the education sector can reduce cheating and ensure that students are assessed fairly.
The minister’s commitment to addressing exam malpractice and other challenges in the education sector is a positive development. By embracing technology and promoting transparency and accountability, Nigeria’s education system can be strengthened, and students can be given a fair chance to succeed.
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