The Role of Education in Nation-Building: A Case Study of Nigeria.

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Title:	The Role of Education in Nation-Building: A Case Study of Nigeria
Authors:	Onuoha, N. Konyeaso
Descriptors:	African Culture; Cultural Differences; Cultural Interrelationships; Curriculum Development; Developing Nations; Educational Objectives; Ethnic Groups; Ethnocentrism; Foreign Countries; Nationalism
Source:	West African Journal of Education, 19, 3, 435-50, Oct 75
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Publication Date:	1975-00-00
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Abstract:	The role of education in promoting national integration or in assessing ethnocentric feelings among educated people is discussed. Previous studies are cited to illustrate the problems among ethnic groups and the educational history of Nigeria. Proposals for curricula reform to enhance cultural unity are discussed. (LBH)
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Identifiers:	Africa; Nigeria
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Languages:	English
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