Teachers Without Borders
Elochukwu A. Ukwandu, Robert Onyeneke

TL;DR
This paper discusses the evolving role of teachers in Nigeria within a globalized world, emphasizing the need to adapt to new communities and challenges to remain effective and relevant.
Contribution
It analyzes the modern constituents of teachers in Nigeria and proposes strategies to enhance their service delivery in a globalized context.
Findings
Identifies challenges faced by Nigerian teachers in a globalized environment
Suggests strategies for teachers to effectively reach new communities
Highlights the importance of adapting to global changes for effective teaching
Abstract
An educator who is also known as a lecturer in the university system has three main areas of focus, which include learning that is helping students to acquire knowledge, competence and virtue, research, implying developing new knowledge, breaking new grounds and community service, by focusing on applying the knowledge to real life situations to improve life and living conditions of the society. As the worlds geographical boundaries keep getting redefined in the context of a global village, the constituency of teachers keeps getting redefined as well. This essay aims to address issues about modern constituent and platform of teachers in Nigeria for service delivery in the context of a globalised world. It also focuses on how to reach out to these new set of communities brought about by globalisation to remain relevant, effective and efficient alongside their perceived challenges and…
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Taxonomy
TopicsOnline and Blended Learning
