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Scrapping JSS-SSS separation is a start

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Nigeria’s Ministry of Education is phasing out JSS-SSS separation. While a good start, true education reform needs foundational learning and teacher develo Read More: https://punchng.com/scrapping-jss-sss-separation-is-a-start/

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