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Students Seek Inclusion Of Digital Skills In Curriculum

by Khalid Idris Doya
1 month ago
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Students from Jama’are and Itas-Gadau local government areas of Bauchi State have appealed to the state Ministry of Education and the Universal Basic Education Board (SUBEB) to adopt modern digital learning methods in the school curriculum.

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They made the appeal during a training organised by the Centre for Information Technology and Development (CITAD) in partnership with the Ndukwe Kalu Foundation (NKF) yesterday.
The training, which aims to empower young learners with knowledge of their digital rights and online safety, is expected to benefit around 4,000 students across Bauchi, Jigawa, Kano and the (FCT).

Students from JIBWIS Science Secondary School and Assasul Islam Academy in Jama’are local government area expressed enthusiasm on the training, describing it as a major step towards improving both their academic performance and digital literacy.

“This training will help us become more digitally literate and enhance our academic performance,” said Maryam Harisu Dauda, Asiya Shamaki, Rabi’atu Shitu Musa, and Muh’d Rabi’u Ibrahim, all from Jama’are.
Participants from Government Junior Secondary School, Itas, in Itas-Gadau local government area also shared how the training opened their eyes to responsible digital engagement.

“Before this, we barely had access to smartphones and didn’t understand how to stay safe online,” said Ibrahim Khalil Umar, Ibrahim Muh’d Ibrahim, Khadija Kabir Shehu and Hamida Harisu Aliyu.

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Training officers, Na’im Suleiman in Itas-Gadau and Dahiru Abubakar Kundi in Jama’are called on other NGOs to replicate such efforts to build the digital capacity of students, especially in rural communities.


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