STAN
NEWSLETTER
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Vol. 17 (2) ISSN 1117-8876 December, 2010
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Issued by Science Teachers Association of Nigeria, The STAN Place, Kwali, Abuja Tel: 07082743110
New Remittance, Training Regimes Coming
The Science Teachers Association of Nigeria (STAN) rose
from its 51st Annual General Meeting in Makurdi, Benue
State with the election of Dr. Prince J.O.Okorie as its
President for September 2010 - August 2012. The AGM
which took place on Friday 27 August, 2010 was part of
the 51st Annual Conference of the Association.
Dr. Okorie is a seasoned science educator. A
Director of Education, Dr. Okorie had previously served
STAN as Publicity Secretary and Secretary of Bauchi
State Branch of STAN as well as the National Science Fair
Co-ordinator. He was the Secretary of the 1987 Annual
Conference held in Bauchi. Dr. Okorie was among the
Nigerian delegates to the ICASE World Conference in
Tartu, Estonia from 28 June - 2 July 2010. For his
meritorious service to the Association, he was honoured as
Fellow of STAN at the 2003 STAN Annual Conference in
Abuja, Nigeria’s Federal Capital Territory.
In his post-election speech, Dr. Okorie offered to
provide new directions for the Association especially in
the areas of training and e-management infrastructure.
The Ondo State Branch Chair, Mr. Allen Akinola has
assured that the State is set to host the Association’s 52nd
Annual Conference in Akure. The Conference is
scheduled for 15 - 20 August, 2011. The theme of the
conference is “Reforms in Science, Technology,
Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) Education”.
The Sub-themes are:
(a) The Emerging World Order and STEM Education
(b) National Educational Reforms and STEM Education
(c) Evaluation of the Reforms in STEM Education
(d) Way forward for STEM Education
The Science Teachers Association of Nigeria
(STAN) is working on a new method for remittance
of dues, conference fees, etc by its membership. To
this end the Association is engaging the trio of First
Bank, eTranzact, and DNET Systems to implement
the scheme. Members are urged to contact their State
Chairs on the following numbers by 1 February 2011
if they encounter difficulties.
Abia
0803 3464 138
Abuja
0803 604 7119
Adamawa
0803 964 2491
Akwa Ibom 0803 220 2886, 0802 333 0988
Anambra
0803 4409 294
Bauchi
0802 7371 366
Bayelsa
0803 752 2230, 0808 770 6562
Benue
0703 8178 856
Borno
0703 669 9945
Cross River 0805 811 2066, 0803 558 9557
Delta
0803 404 7807
Ebonyi
0803 4935 665, 0805 5520 940
Edo
0807 8577 468
Ekiti
0803 392 9292
Enugu
0803 750 2272, 0805 920 5521
Gombe
0706 643 6104
Imo
0802 236 7364
Jigawa
0802 407 8284
Kaduna
0805 574 4430, 0803 909 3287
Kano
0703 4845 800
Katsina
0803 634 444
Kebbi
0706 426 7171
Kogi
0806 362 3988
Kwara
0803 562 2496
Lagos
0803 360 2260
Nasarawa
0806 611 0214
STAN - Succeeding Today, Excelling Tomorrow in Improving Science Teacher Effectiveness
Niger
0806 153 5093, 0805 449 8628
Ogun
0803 720 4793
Ondo
0803 350 6392
Osun
0803 382 8187
Oyo
0805 243 2062
Plateau
0803 705 4308
Rivers
0803 383 6121, 0805 601 1454
Sokoto
0803 577 6632
Taraba
0806 770 2545
Yobe
0802 381 0419, 0805 468 5470
Zamfara
0808 625 0066
The procedure for remitting annual subscription, annual
conference fee, etc is as follows:
FOLLOW THESE STEPS TO REGISTER AS A
MEMBER AND MAKE PAYMENT ON STAN
WEBSITE
1. Register as a member on the website
ww.stanonline.org by completing an online
membership form and uploading your passport-sized
photograph. The photograph should be taken in a
standard studio such as Phototek. This is done once
and for all. A member ID will be generated for you.
Please keep your Member ID.
2. Login onto the Registered Member area with your
Member ID, Surname & Password
3. Click on “Make New Payment” to make new
payment
4. Click on the particular item which you want to make
payment for
5. Enter year which you are paying for, in case of
“Annual Subscription” or “Annual Conference”
6. Choose a Payment Option:
Option (a) Debit Card
Option (b) In-Branch
7. Irrespective of the option selected in 6 above:
(i) An Online invoice will be generated for you.
(ii) Print out the Invoice and keep it.
(iii) Transaction ID will be generated for you. Keep it
for future reference
payment is confirmed. Print out the E-Receipt and
keep.
4. Log out
If you selected In-Branch Payment Option, follow
these steps:
1. Logout from the Members’ area
2. Go to any of the following Banks with the computer
generated invoice and make payment (Transaction ID,
Membership ID & Surname should be extracted from
the invoice):
·
First Bank of Nigeria Plc
·
United Bank for Africa Plc
·
Zenith Bank Plc
·
Guarantee Trust Bank Plc
3. Once you pay at a designated bank, the Bank will
generate Confirmation ID and Receipt No (Teller No)
for you.
4. Go back to the Website and Login with your
Member ID, Surname & Password
5. Click on “Complete Payment” in order to complete
your payment
6. Enter your Transaction ID, Receipt No (Teller No)
and Confirmation No
7. A Confirmation Invoice will be generated for you
8. Click on “Submit” to complete the payment
9. E-Receipt will be generated for you once your
payment is confirmed. Print out the E-Receipt and keep
it.
10. Logout
NOTES
1. This scheme takes off with effect from 1 February,
2011. Accordingly, all members are strongly advised
not to make payments directly into STAN Bank
Accounts as was the case before except in a few cases
where the STAN Headquarters will so advise.
2. Payments have to be made individually as each
member will have a record in the data base.
3. Where in difficulty, please contact the Chair of your
branch on the number advertised in the December,
2010 Newsletter.
In the same vein, the Association has concluded
If you have selected Debit Card Payment Option, follow arrangements to mount a new training programme at its
these steps for payment:
national workshops with effect from 2011. Training
1. Click on “Pay Now With Debit Card”
modules have been produced and members are urged to
2. Enter your Debit Card’s PIN and Expiry Date
contact subject panel chairs and the Curriculum
3. An E-Receipt will be generated for you once your
Development Co-ordinator on the following numbers
by
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1 Februaury, 2011 for further details if neccessary.
Agricultural Science
0802 3424 005
Basic Science
0805 765 1471
Basic Science and Technology
0806 925 0108
Biology
0803 263 3617
Chemistry
0802 837 2655, 0703 851 2342
Computer Studies
0803 781 0332
Environmental Education
0803 722 9254
Home Economics
0803 794 2968
Mathematics
0806 336 7781
Physical and Health Education
0802 342 2948
Physics
0803 703 9663
Science-Technology-Society
0803 605 5094
Teacher Education
0803 607 8057
Technology
0805 553 7398
CDC
0803 793 6924
B.
C.
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i.
Secondary Projects: (National Theme)
1st Position - Ondo State
2nd Position - Kogi State
3rd Position - Nasarawa State
Secondary Projects: (Free Choice)
1st Position - Abia State
2nd Position - Ondo State
3rd Position - Plateau State
D.
Oral Quiz: Primary Category
1st Position - Delta State
2nd Position - Ondo State
3rd Position - Abia State
E.
Oral Quiz: Secondary Category
1st Position - Enugu State
2nd Position - Lagos State
3rd Position - Kogi State
Exact modules to be covered in the 2011 workshops are
contained in the workshop and conference booklets.
In case of difficulty in all cases, the STAN Headquarters
line is 0708 274 3110
Primary Schools Project
1st Position - FCT Abuja
2nd Position - Oyo State
3rd Position - Edo State
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Communique for the 51st
Annual Conference
Investiture of Rt. Hon. Gabriel Yorwua
Suswam as Patron of STAN
ii.
STAN Fellowship Award to:
*Alhaji Umaru MOHAMMED
iii.
Distinguished and Sustained Service to
Science Education (DSSE) Award to:
* Professor Eunice OKEKE
* Professor Mamman WASAGU
* Dr. Ben AKPAN
iv.
2010 Best Branch Award
1st Position - Cross River State
2nd Position - Kaduna State
v.
Mobil/STAN Quiz/Projects Competition
A.
Teacher’ Project
1st Position - Oyo State
2nd Position - Edo State
3rd Position - Kaduna State
Introduction
The 51st Annual Conference of the Science Teachers
of Nigeria (STAN) on ‘Science, Technology,
Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) Education
and Global Economic Crisis’ was held at
Government Model School, Makurdi from 23 – 28
August, 2010. The Executive Governor of Benue
State, Rt. Hon. Gabriel Torwua Suswam represented
by the Honourable Commissioner for Education,
Hon. Benjamin Teryima Ashaver declared the
conference open on Tuesday 24 August, 2010. The
Honourable Minister of Education, Professor
Ruqayyatu Ahmed Rafa’i represented by the Deputy
Director, Science Education, Mr. Sylvia Ifedigbo; the
Honourable Commissioner for Science and
Technology Benue State, Hon. Chris Dura Aondo; the
General Manager, Deepwater Venture Projects, Mobil
Producing Nigeria Unlimited, Mrs. Tolulope
Ewherido; the Manager, Public and Government
Affairs (Media and Communications), Mobil
Producing Nigeria Unlimited, Mr. Nigel A. CookeyGam; the Chairman of the Ajumogobia Science
Foundation, Professor Oladipo
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Akinkugbe represented by Mr. Soboma Ajumogobia;
the President, International Council of Associations for
Science Education, Professor Jack Holbrook; the
Director General, West African Institute for Financial
and Economic Management (WAIFEM), Professor
Akpan H. Ekpo; the National Professional Officer
(Science) UNESCO Abuja, Dr. Osu Otu were among
the dignitaries present at various sessions during the
conference.
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The keynote address was presented by Professor Akpan
Ekpo while Professor Jack Holbook presented the
Annual Lecture of the Ajumogobia Science Foundation.
The Memorial Lecture was presented by the Immediate
Past President of STAN, Professor Paul Eniayeju.
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The Conference was attended by participants from all
the 36 States of the Federation and the Federal Capital
Territory.
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The conference witnessed many educative, informative,
and exciting activities including paper presentations on
the sub-themes of the conference and at the different
subject panels, workshops, members’ exhibition and
poster sessions, NNPC/Mobil/STAN science projects
and quiz competitions for primary and secondary school
students, fellowship awards, distinguished service to
science education awards, launching of STAN
publications, meetings of some affiliated professional
associations and STAN subject panels, as well as
awards for the best science teacher, best branch of the
year, and best conference paper.
At the Annual General Meeting held during the
conference, the following officers were elected:
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Dr. Prince Okorie
Hadiza Yero
Mr. Benson Ugwoke
Mr. Samson Oladeji
President
National Treasurer
Science Fair Co-ordinator
Publicity Secretary
Arising from the discussions at various fora during the
conference, STAN made the resolutions indicated
hereunder.
Commendation
STAN commends:
§ The Federal Government of Nigeria for
supporting Science, Technology, Engineering,
and Mathematics (STEM) Education through
the Nigeria-UNESCO Special STE Project and
the Science and Technology Education PostBasic (STEP-B) Project.
The Governments of the Federation for their
improved funding of education and provision
of educational resources that could lead to
better implementation of STEM programmes
in all public primary, secondary, and tertiary
schools in the country.
The Education Trust Fund (ETF) for
supporting the execution of Phase 1 of The
STAN Place Project.
The Ajumogobia Science Foundation for
commencing the construction of Ajumogobia
Building at The STAN Place.
The Governor of Benue State for the financial
and moral support of the Local Organizing
Committee (LOC) in organizing a very
successful conference.
Mobil Producing Nigeria Unlimited for the
sponsorship of science projects and quiz
competitions for primary and secondary school
students.
The Principal and Staff of Government Model
School, Makurdi for providing STAN with
facilities for running a successful conference
on its premises.
Parastatals such as UBEC, NTI, NERDC,
NMC and NASENI, for their drive and
commitment to human capital development
and materials provision for the successful
implementation of the universal basic
education programme in the country.
Various organizations such as UNESCO, The
World Bank, The National Planning
Commission, NTI, NERDC, WAEC, NECO,
TRCN, NTA, and Radio Nigeria for their
continued support of STAN, its activities and
particularly this conference.
Observation
STAN observes:
§ The huge attendance of 1,947 participants
representing practicing teachers, school
inspectors, teacher educators, officers of
public, research, and developments
institutions, educational administrators, and
policy makers.
§ The fact that the global economic crisis has
come
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to stay and its effects are quite devastating for a
developing country like Nigeria even as over
80% of STEM teachers are aware of the crisis
and its impact on society.
The fact that the entire concept of STEM as it is
used in daily practice is missing from
conventional STEM education in schools.
The enormous problems of inadequate provision
of materials for laboratories and workshops at
all levels of the education system despite an
attempt in the past to provide a national
minimum list for implementation.
The need for relevant curricula in STEM to be
imparted to students in a proper manner.
The need to give students opportunities for
guided inquiry in STEM education.
The need to provide more opportunities for
lifelong learning through e-learning, continuing
education, home schooling, or correspondence
courses.
The economic, utility, democratic, social and
cultural dimensions of public understanding of
Recommendations
STAN Recommends that:
§ The STAN Place project should be supported by
relevant institutions of government, bilateral /
multilateral agencies, intergovernmental
institutions and the business sector to assure its
evolution into a Centre of Excellence in STEM
Education.
§ In order to assure Nigeria’s global
competitiveness through the production of high
level human capital, the nation must work
towards the establishment and nurturing of a
stable, well-supported science and technology
system; the promotion of mission-oriented
research in the basic programmes for the
education of a large scientifically and
technologically literate work force.
§ Students need to be taught practical skills that
can enable them to be industrious and self
reliant.
§ There is the need to go back to agriculture with
a renewed vigour and determination in order to
ameliorate the harsh effects of the global
economic crisis.
§ Policy makers should consider mandating that
STEM education move progressively towards a
real world, ‘content – based’ approach to the
teaching and learning of STEM at all levels of
school curriculum.
§ Policy makers should consider a teacher
training curriculum for STEM teachers in the
primary years that engage the considerable
pedagogical skills of these teachers, provide
their young learners with a series of positive
and creative encounters with national and
human – made phenomena, and build their
interest in these two areas of learning.
§ Teachers should employ teaching methods best
for each STEM subject based on the
environment.
§ Review of school curricula should be
accompanied by resource provision while
regular and functional in-service training must
be made available to teachers to update their
knowledge and skills in line with the emerging
curriculum and information & communications
technology (ICT) compliant instructional
resources.
§ In order to change the value orientation of
Nigerian students in the spirit of re-branding,
the school system should be designed to
contribute to value reorientation. Starting from
the pre-primary stage appropriate
entrepreneurial values for national
development, as articulated by the National
Economic Empowerment and Development
Strategy (NEEDS), should not just be
inculcated in the students via the curriculum
but must form part of the curriculum at all
levels of education.
§ There is need to redesign the STEM teacher
education programme in Nigeria to include
pedagogical content knowledge and
entrepreneurial skills acquisition, which seems
to be lacking in the present teacher education
programme.
§ There is need to invest in the professional
development of STEM teachers in order to
strengthen their capacity, update their
knowledge and skills as well as keep them
informed in STEM education in general and
entrepreneurial studies in particular.
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Primary and secondary school teachers in
particular, should be encouraged to attend
seminars, workshops and conferences on
regular basis where experts and other
professionals in their field and disciplines
come together for meaningful interactions.
§ To provide meaningful STEM education to
Nigerians, government at all levels should
make conscious efforts to provide adequate
funding for the procurement of the required
learning materials in the schools.
§ In order to change the white-collar-job
seeking mentality among Nigerian science
and technology students, the strategies for
inculcating entrepreneurial skills in students
at the primary, secondary and tertiary levels,
based on the students’ level/grade, should
include: teacher-oriented methods, studentoriented methods, assignment-related
methods and games and simulation methods.
Such strategies would engender the much
needed linkages between educational
institutions and industries and also help the
students explore opportunities for self
employment through practical and direct
involvement in the activities of industries and
firms.
Dr. Prince Okorie, FSTAN
President
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BRANCH OF THE YEAR AWARD
Supply the following in the application
1. Name of Branch
2. Membership figures for the year (Note that the National
Secretariat will be asked to confirm the figures)
3. Subventions received during the year
(A) for the branch
(B) through the branch to the national body
4. Status of payment of science allowance in your state
5. Details of workshops, seminars, and symposia
organised during the year by your branch. Attach
details of attendance, programmes, proceedings,
communique, etc
6. If your branch hosted a national workshops this year,
state the role you played in providing support for the
subject panel officers. You may attach evidence from
the panel chair
7. Details of meetings held within the year (attach
copies of minutes)
8. Details of project(s) to be presented at this year’s
conference (this information will be verified at the conference
venue)
9. Major achievement of the branch during the year.
Attach relevant documents.
trophies
_Note:_Five_best_branches
_ _to_win _
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S/N Name & Address
of Hotel
1.
Owena Motels Ltd
30 August, 2010
DEADLINES
Int. Rainbow Motel
Oluwatuyi Quarters,
Akure
Royal Suite
Suite
Luxury Double
Standard Double
3.
Emperor Hotel & Suite
Behind CBN Office
Alagbaka, Akure
Suite Type 1
Suite Type 2
Elegance
Royal Classic
Deadline for receipt of intention to
contest for the following positions: Vice
President, General Secretary,
Curriculum Development Co-ordinator
20 July, 2011: Deadline for receipt of membership
subscription at the STAN
Headquarters for accreditation.
4.
Sunview Hotel
8 El Shaddai Rd
Alagbaka, Akure
5.
Bliss World Hotel
Ijapo Estate, Akure
07062031999
08052979199
No of
Rooms
Presidential Lodge
6
Executive Double
Mini Executive Double
Standard Double
Ordinary Double
2.
22 April, 2011: Deadline for submission of conference
papers
15 July, 2011: Deadline for entries for STAN
President’s Award and Branch of the
Year Award
Class of Room
21,000
6,800
5,500
5,000
4,200
5,500
4,000
3,500
2,800
1
2
9
Ambassadorial Suite
Royal Suite
Diplomatic Suite
Royal Deluxe
Studio Suite
Executive Deluxe
Double Deluxe
Elegance
Classic
Standard Room
Royal Single
Royal Double
Business Suite
Rate (N)
21,000
20,000
12,000
10,000
40,000
35,000
35,000
22,000
20,000
19,000
17,000
10,000
9,000
8
14
14
2
7,500
10,500
12,500
18,000
6
6.
7.
8.
Royal Parklane Hotel
and Suite
m
Ijapo Estate Akure
08035695162
Single Room Deluxe
Standard Double
Mini Studio Single
Mini Studio Double
Royal Suite
Business Suite
Royal Executive Suite
Presidential Suite
Modulore Guest House
Single Room with fan
Plot 295 Ujake Rd, Ijapo Single Special with fan
Estate, Akure
Single Special with AC
08035851545
Double with fan
Double with AC
Double Special with AC
Executive Double with AC
Suite
Executive Suite
Royal Birds Motel
And Tower
Aalgbaka Extension,
Akure
08038022518
Single
Double
Princess
Royal Double
Mini Ambassador
Kings/Deluxe
Pent Room
Suite
11
11
2
3
2
2
10
2
6,900
9,900
15,900
16,900
24,900
29,900
29,900
34,000
2
2
6
5
2
6
2
2
1
2,500
3,500
4,000
4,000
4,500
5,000
5,500
7,000
8,000
4
4
6
12
4
36
3
3
4,500
5,300
5,800
6,000
7,000
8,300
9,000
20,000
9. Midas Hotel
Fanibi Quarters, Akure
08034832067
Single Room with fan
Single Room with AC
Double with fan
Double with AC
6
4
3
3
2,000
3,000
2,500
3,500
10. De Johnson Hotel
Behind Wema Bank
Oyemekun Rd, Akure
08034854092
Standard Room
Superior Room
Executive Room
6
7
5
3,300
4,000
5,000
11. Hotel Bolton
25 Gbogi Street, Akure
08035388274
Single
Double
Royal
5
5
4
5,000
7,000
10,000
12. Solton Int. Hotel
Ijapo Estate, Akure
07039168604
07033547227
Standard Room
Classic Room
Deluxe
Superior
Executive Suites
Royal Suites
Business Suites
13. Solab Suites
FUTA Rd, Akure
08036225061
Standard Double
Executive Double
Pent House Extension
Deluxe Single
14. First Victoria Castle
22 Orimolade Street,
Ijapo, Akure
07034618198
5,000
5,600
6,000
6,500
15,000
18,000
23,000
12
12
2
2
Creme Standard
Creme Business
Pent Room
Diplomatic Suite
5,250
6,000
8,000
4,000
7,000
39,000
12,000
20,000
15. Ayus Hotel
Km 4 Ondo Rd ,Akure
08138750011
Executive Suite
Standard Suite
Standard Room
2
32
10
5,500
3,750
2,700
16. Akure Plaza Motel
Okejebu, Akure
07061984960
08063559006
Standard Room
Executive Room
Matra Rooms
Diplomatic Rooms
22
4
4
3
33,500
4,000
4,500
6,500
17. Gemini Hotels
Danjuma Rd, Akure
07063923968
Executive Room
Double Room
Single Room
6
8
4
3,000
2,000
1,500
18. Raphilo Hotel
Ibi Press, Oke Aro,
Akure
Single Rooms
Standard Room
6
4
3,000
4,400
19. Green Park Hotel Standard Single
Oke Aro, Akure
Single
08060339722
10
10
3,000
2,500
20. Isakol Guest Hotel
Oshinle Quarters, Akure
4
1
1,500
1,200
Standard Double
Single
Boys’ Quarters
3
1,000
21. Ejoba Motel
Oluwatuyi Quarters,
Akure
08033619342
Standard Single
20
2,000
22. De Ultimate Guest House
Oluwatuyi Quarters,
Akure
07065385174
Single
Standard Single
5
2
1,500
2,500
23. Infinity Hotel
Ondo Rd, Akure
Single
Standard Single
Royal Double
Suite
10
8
8
12
2,875
3,450
4,025
6,000
24. Honey Moon Hotel
Ondo Rd Akure
Single
Standard Single
5
10
1,750
2,450
25. Ages Hotel
Ajipowo, Ondo Rd ,
Akure
Standard
Double Imperial
Executive Double
Double
Standard Single
1
4
4
4
3,600
3,150
2,250
1,500
*Hostel
person
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_ Accommodation
_ _ _ _N1,500
_ _per _
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Information on STAN
President’s Award
Notes:
a. Applications to be forwarded by Chair and/ or
secretary of the Branch
b. Please attache the following to the application:
* Curriclum vitae of nominee
* Four copies of recent passport-sized photograph
* Photocopy of receipt for current membership
* Items of evidence for Section B Below
* Confidential report on teaching proficiency from
colleagues, Head of Department/Head of School
c. Only one nomination is expected from each branch.
SECTION A
Data on Nominee
These should include: Full names, school, branch, highest
teaching qualification, subject taught, class taught, duration of
teaching in present school, teaching experience, year of
enrolment in STAN, office held (if any). And involvement in
popularisation of science activities.
SECTION B
Please list innovation in lesson preparation that
qualify the candidate as exemplary.
b. Please list innovations in lesson delivery / presentation
a.
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that qualify the candidate as exemplary .
c. Please list innovations in lesson evaluations in such
areas as assessment techniques, manner of grading
script, and manner of reporting learner performance of
students in external examinations. For the purpose of this
Award, teaching effectiveness will be assessed by:
i. performance of students in internal and external
examinations.
ii. report from collegues, head of department, or
head of institution.
Transition
Dr. Gregory Egbona Nwanpele of Lagos State Branch has passed
on. Funeral ceremonies took place on 16 and 17 December, 2010 in
Lagos.
Professor Akin Osiyale of Lagos State Branch has died. Service of
songs will take place on 6 January, 2011 in Lagos. Wakekeep and
burial will take place in Ijebu Mushin, Ogun State on 7 & 8 January,
2011 respectively.
Dr. Donatus Ezeh, Secretary of Ebonyi State Branch passed on 10
December, 2010. Funeral ceremonies will be announced by the
family.
The Funeral of Late Madam Ezinne Gladys Ulunna Okpala (Nee
Ibekwe) alias “Appeal Umuagbala” mother of Mr. Chike Okpala,
took place on 27 September, 2010 at Nnobi, Idemili South LGA,
Anambra State.
ASE Conference
Location:
Date:
Visit:
University of Reading,UK
5 - 8 January, 2011
www.ase.org.uk
The burial of Elder Oko Udoh, father of Dr. Akpan Oko Udoh, took
place on 5 November, 2010 at Ibiakpan No. 1, Otoro Abak, Akwa
Ibom State.
NSTA Conference
Location:
Date:
Visit:
San Francisco, California, USA
10 - 13 March, 2011
www.nsta.org
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Appointed
Mr. Moses W. Etuk as Permanent Secretary, Burea for Public
Service Matters, Uyo, Akwa Ibom State.
Dr. Patrick Asuquo Ndon as Executive Chairman, State
Universal Basic Education Commission, Uyo, Akwa Ibom State.
Elected
Lady Obi Eyisi and Mr. P.O.Okeudo as Chair and Secretary
respectively of Abia State Branch
Mr. Bakoji Yusuf and Mr. Nelson U. Ngustwen as Chair and
Secretary respectively of Bauchi State Branch
Conference Proceedings:1982, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1990,1991
1997,1998,1999, 2000, 2001
2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010
STAN Journal: 1974, 1977, 1978, 1979, 1981,1982, 1983,
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1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004,
2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010
STAN Position Paper Nos. 1-6
Overview
Strategies for Environmental Education No. 1, 1997
No. 2, 1998, No. 3, 1999
No. 4, 2000, No. 5, 2001, No.6, 2002, No. 7, 2003,
No.8, 2004, No.9, 2005, No. 10, 2006,
No.11, 2007, No.12, 2008, No.13, 2009, No. 14, 2010
f. Fundamental of Science-Technology-Society
g. Gender & STM Education Series 1
h. Gender & STM Education Series 2
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m. Lapel pin
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Mr. Emmanuel Pilla and Liambee Alumuku as Chair and
Secretary respectively of Benue State
Mr. Emmanuel Etu Odo as Chair of Ebonyi State Branch
Mr. Dauda Magaji Hamma’ali and Mal. Ahmed Isah as Chair
and Secretary respectively of Sokoto State Branch
Honoured
Alhaji Abdu Gambo, Hon. Mathew Simon, Gwaza, and Dr.
Bashir Balarabe Jaji with Awards of Excellence by Kaduna State
Branch of STAN.
Wedded
Miss Tejumade Boluwaji, daughter of Dr. & Mrs. Ayodele
Ogunleye, to Mr. Olaniyi Olawale at Christ Apostolic Church,
Palmgrove, Lagos on 27 November, 2010.
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