Challenges of Information and Communication Technology

Some of the challenges of information and communication technology according to Kanno and Onyechu (2009) are:

1.  Lack of Expertise Knowledge on the Use of ICT: Majority of the teachers in Nigerian schools are computer illiterates. This is a very big problem militating against the use of ICT in commerce teaching.

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Concept of Information and Communication Technology

Information and Communication Technology is a term used to describe technologies which receive, record, process, transmits and retrieves information (Ebisine, 2011). According to him, ICT is the combination of networks, hardware and software; as well as the means of communication, collaboration and engagement that enable the processing, management and exchange of data,

Strategies to Overcome the Challenges of Information and Communication Technology

To meet the challenges the following needs to be ensured:

-      Creating public awareness for ICT and encouraging students’ interest.

ICT Resources for Effective Teaching and Learning

To achieve the above initiatives and need of ICT in teaching and learning, the following are the ICT resources available to teachers and students to effect the integration of ICT into the teaching and learning process (Adegbamigbe, Kayode-Ishola and Lesi, 2009:86):

Importance of Information and Communication Technology

ICT is an essential component of school, intellectual diffusion and research programmes assessment. Nkanu and Usang (2007) remarked that these trends make it possible for teachers to break away from professional isolation with information and communication technology, they can easily connect with other teachers outside their immediate environment with sources of teaching materials. Before now, the observed,

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Challenges of Implementing Entrepreneurship Education in Nigeria

Entrepreneurship education leads to acquisition of practical and applied skills and basic scientific knowledge but there are some challenges in implementing entrepreneurship in Nigeria.

-      Insufficient funding

-      Insufficient periods for practical

-      Inadequate laboratory facilities

Factors that Influence Entrepreneurial Success or Failure

A variety of factors influence entrepreneurial success or failure. Mare (1996) identified both external and internal factors that play a role in business success. The external factors include the economic climate, the social and socio-economic environment, politico-legal aspects as well as the international climate. Internal factors are those aspects within the immediate environment of the enterprise,

The Importance of Entrepreneurship

Entrepreneurship has a tremendously positive impact on the economy and on society. They describe the importance of entrepreneurship in terms of its impact on the economy on society and on larger firms. With regard to economic impact three reasons have been identified with entrepreneurial behaviour has a strong impact on an economy’s strength and stability. The reasons include innovation,

Characteristics of Successful Entrepreneurs

Entrepreneurs are the economic heroes of modern society. Collectively their drive, energy and perseverance have produced high growth ventures with disproportionate impact on the economy.

NIGERIAN STUDENTS’ CHOICE OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP EDUCATION

Abstract

The study was designed to investigate Nigerian students’ choice of entrepreneurship education: A Case Study of Uvwie Local Government Area of Delta State. Based on the five research questions and five hypotheses formulated, the researcher used judgmental sampling technique to select 30 respondents for the study.

Developing and Supporting Entrepreneurial Careers in Schools

There is much efforts and enthusiasm to teach entrepreneurship course using wide range of method such as venture creation by students, developing formal business plan, creating out feasibility study etc. This shift from general education to specifically entrepreneurship education becomes necessary in the present realities of the need to develop and empower particularly the youth in the society. There is seeming consensus on the importance of entrepreneurship in ameliorating some socio-economic problems especially poverty,

Exposition of the Entrepreneur

Exposition of the Entrepreneur

Definition of an Entrepreneur

The importance of entrepreneurship demands on true understanding of the concept entrepreneur. Mare (1996) defines an entrepreneur as a person who initiates new circumstances through innovative action and is able to capitalize on opportunities in their striving to generate wealth. Entrepreneurs can be described as people who have the talent for seeing opportunities into profit making businesses. Entrepreneurs are individuals who recognize opportunities where others see chaos and confusion.

The Entrepreneurship Model

Burch (1986) maintains that at its essence, entrepreneurship is the process of giving birth to a new business. This model illustrates that a variety of components work together to conceive and give birth to a new business. The foundation provides the environment and general support that help foster entrepreneurship.

The Timmons Model of Entrepreneurship

The Timmons model illustares the interdependence between the three main elements namely opportunity, team and resources. It is important to realize that the process starts with opportunity not money, strategy, networks, teams or the business plan.

The Elements of the Entrepreneurial Process and an Entrepreneurship Model

Timmons and Spinelli (2007) maintain that despite the great variety of businesses, entrepreneurs and technologies there are central themes that can be identified in the entrepreneurial process. Rwigema and Venter (2004),

Concept of Entrepreneurship Education

Entrepreneurial education is focused on developing youth with the passion and multiple skills. It aims to reduce the risks associated with entrepreneurship thought and guide, the enterprise successfully through its initial stage to the maturity stage. According to Brown (2000) entrepreneurship education is designed to communicate and inculcate competencies, skills and values needed to recognize business opportunity, organize and start new business venture.

Concept of Entrepreneurship

Entrepreneurship refers to the intentional creation or transformation of an organization for the purpose of creating or adding value through organization of resources. It requires to be taught for the transfer of skills and knowledge from an expert to someone else. It involves an application of energy and passion towards the creation of an enterprise and this includes the willingness to take calculative risks, team work, fundamental skill of building solid plan, and finally, the vision to recognize opportunity where others see chaos.

Concept of Entrepreneurship Education

Entrepreneurship education has been widely spread over the last years at a considerable pace. Courses are being implemented in universities, secondary schools and even the primary schools. At the tertiary level, programmes are being developed. Individual recently are holding masters’ degree in entrepreneurship outside the educational system. There are courses and programmes established for specific people mostly, for the unemployed and for minorities.

NIGERIAN STUDENTS’ CHOICE OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP

Chapter One

Introduction

Background of the Study

        Over the last twenty years entrepreneurship education has experienced unprecedented growth. This can be seen in the growth of positions, organizations, research and publications devoted to the area of entrepreneurship. Among entrepreneurship researchers, the role of entrepreneurship education has been recognized as one of the crucial factors that help youths to understand and foster an entrepreneurial attitude.

INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY COMPETENCE

 

Chapter One

Introduction

Background of the Study

        The world is rapidly becoming a global digital society. At the heart of today’s globalization is the ease with which information moves around the world, providing opportunities for ideas, innovations and lifestyles to get easily spread to different places and people on the globe and central to this is Information and Communication Technology (ICT). Schools as social institutions are bound to be affected by the dynamics of the society in which they operate. The curriculum of the school which is the vehicle through which the schools hope to accomplish their goals will be susceptible to such changes associated with advantages in ICT.

INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY COMPETENCE FOR SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE TEACHERS

Abstract

The study was designed to ascertain information and communication technology competence for senior secondary school agricultural science teachers in Ethiope-East Local Government Area of Delta State. To direct the study, three research questions were stated.

INFLUENCE OF PARENTAL SOCIO-ECONOMIC STATUS ON STUDENTS’ ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE

Abstract

This research work investigated the influence of parental socio-economic status on students’ academic performance in selected senior secondary schools in Warri South Local Government Area of Delta State. Simple random sampling method was used to select five public and five private senior secondary schools for the research. The research instrument used for data collection was a structured questionnaire which was administered personally.

Strategies to Overcome the Challenges of Information and Communication Technology

To meet the challenges the following needs to be ensured:

-      Creating public awareness for Information and Communication Technology and encouraging students’ interest.

-      Integrating Information and Communication Technology in all subject areas in the educational system.

Challenges of Information and Communication Technology

Some of the challenges of Information and Communication Technology according to Kanno and Onyechu (2009) are:

1.  Lack of Expertise Knowledge on the Use of Information and Communication Technology: Majority of the teachers in Nigerian schools are computer illiterates. This is a very big problem militating against the use of Information and Communication Technology in commerce teaching.