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Teachers Deserve Higher Exposure Than Students – Tutor-General
The Tutor-General/Permanent Secretary, Education District 1, Mrs. Titilayo Margaret Solarin has averred that those in the teaching profession deserve a step higher than their students in terms of exposure adding that it was impossible for teachers to give what they do not have to pupils.
Solarin stated this when she led the staff of Government Junior College Agege, on a “Mid-Term Excursion/Retreat Programme” in Badagry town recently pointing out that the choice of Badagry was because of its rich historical background and tourism potentials that serve as point of references to teachers during some of their interactions with students.
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The Tutor-General expressed the hope that by the time the teachers return to school, they would have been better refreshed to give their best for the benefit of the students as well as the school as a whole.
Explaining that it was imperative for the teachers to keep abreast of developments around them and most importantly be familiar with some historical sites in the State Solarin maintained that such knowledge would make teachers easily transfer their experiences of the monuments when teaching their students.
She commended the Principal of Agege Junior Government College for pioneering the initiative, describing the idea as highly remarkable and worthy of emulation by other Principals within the District and the State at large.
On her part, the Principal of Government Junior College Agege, Mrs. Bolanle Olusola Alamu, explained that the excursion and retreat were conceived as a noble idea to motivate teachers.
Mrs. Alamu expressed the hope that the teachers would, henceforth, approach their jobs with much passion and vigour going forward, saying that the presence of the Tutor-General/Permanent Secretary of the District was a morale booster to the participants.
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