Kwara State College of Education, Ilorin.
 
Kwara State College of Education, Ilorin
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The Kwara State College of education, Ilorin which has as its Motto: “EDUCATION FOR EXCELLENCE”, was established in September, 1974. It was then christened School of Education, and administered by the Kwara State College of Technology, Ilorin. The School started with only thirteen academic staff.

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Philosophy of the College PDF Print E-mail

The philosophy of the College is based on the integration of the individual into a sound and effective citizenry. This is summed up in its motto: EDUCATION FOR EXCELLENCE. Since no education system and rise can rise above the quality of its teachers, the College in pursuance of its philosophy lays emphasis on the production of highly motivated, conscientious, efficient and effective classroom teachers.

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Prospects of the College PDF Print E-mail

The student have the opportunity to attend courses in the area of education philosophy, psychology, sociology and curriculum studies in the department of education foundation psychology and educational technology which not only are developing teaching professionalism but to enable students integrate into and interact with the large society.

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College gets substantive provost

A new substantive provost (the sixth) has been appointed for the Kwara State College of Education, Ilorin. He is Dr. Isiaka Saka Opobiyi. Dr. Opobiyi, is an internal staff of the college, the first to rise up the ranks to occupy the apex position in the college...read more

 

Visitation Panel at KWACOED, Ilorin

In a bid to fulfill its obligation, the Visitation Panel constituted by the Kwara State Government, ... read more

 

That KWACOED, Ilorin be Allowed Affiliation to KWASU

Kwara State College of Education, Ilorin did not just come as a jamboree thing ... read more

 

Education standard and its Unending Game of Blames

Often, mass failure in examinations, especially at the tertiary levels, is blamed on the candidates, ... read more