Mathematics throughout the world is regarded as essential tool in many fields, including natural science, engineering, medicine, finance and social sciences. Branches of Mathematics include: algebra which are abstract algebra, modules, vector spaces, combinatory and number theory; analysis which include: calculus, real and complex analysis, vector and tensor analysis, differential equations and functional analysis; geometry which includes euclidean and geometry, affine, metric, projective geomet... read more

Education makes people more advanced in thinking about their lives; with education, someone will obtain knowledge, skills and attitudes that make life more empowered in society. Education is believed to be the mother of knowledge; one is made to agree that a well-educated society is likely to solve its problems with ease. The role of education to humanity could not be exaggerated after all.

Education remains the most important instrument for academic progress, social mobilization, political survival, and effective national development in any country; it is Nigeria's largest enterprise/industry, which is why the government continues to make funds, school facilities, instructional materials, teaching personnel, and a conducive learning environment available.

Education stakeholders have recently voiced worry about kids' low performance in the school certificate exams. Some people accused school officials (principals) and instructors, while others blamed kids and their parents. Whoever is to blame, the truth remains that the school and its organizational administration are linked to the kids' academic performance.

Mathematics in the senior secondary certificate Examination (SSCE) is a requirement for admission into all science-related courses, including medicine, pharmacy, and engineering, as well as social sciences and art-related courses. Math is especially vital in everyday life since the most successful solutions to everyday basic human issues need the application of mathematics, either directly or indirectly.

According to history, education was not as densely inhabited as it is now, but as a result of civilization and the white-collar-job saga, everyone wants to be educated, which has led to a growth in everyone's interest in education. Furthermore, the Nigerian government, under our colonial masters, began giving a part of its revenue to select schools, encouraging parents to send their children to school.

The focus has been on the development of people and material resources in order to achieve national development. This is owing to the fact that the expansion of a country's tangible capital stock is heavily reliant on human capital development. Any nation's ability to thrive may be limited if appropriate investment is not made in growing the people and material resources of the education sector.

In many areas of the world, the use of information and communication technology (ICT) is becoming a fundamental aspect of education. Despite persistent limits brought on by economic obstacles, Nigeria is not falling behind as ICT steadily makes its way into educational systems. Fundamentally, education is a discipline like any other; it is an area of human knowledge that is primarily concerned with preparing society's youth for adulthood.

Science is commonly acknowledged as being extremely important on a global scale, both for the economic well-being of nations and for the necessity for scientifically knowledgeable citizenry. Due to the numerous obstacles that they face, knowledge of science and technology is a prerequisite in all countries and for all individuals worldwide.

It should be recognized that education suffered significant neglect in the years after the demise of the UPE system. This exacerbated decay in the educational system, particularly at the basic education level, to the point where illiteracy was outrageously high, teachers were poorly trained and motivated, infrastructure was in disrepair, school drop-out was increasing at an alarming rate, and funding for basic education in particular remained inadequate (Tahir, 2003).

Education is widely acknowledged as the pivot around which every society's wheel of growth and development revolves. Education is the process of altering people's behavior patterns, and it includes teaching and learning, particular skills, as well as intangibles like talking, feeling, and laughing. Education also includes the transmission of information, sound judgment, and mature wisdom. One of the most important parts of education is the transmission of culture from generation to generation.

It is commonly established among educators that educational experiences involving learners actively engaged in real instances are retained longer than abstract lessons. Hence, instructional materials add dimensions of realism by offering tangible instances of learning. Many scholars, upon this fact, have written on the use of instructional materials both in teaching social studies and other related disciplines in order to improve teaching for intended social and behavioral changes.

Education is the answer to all problems, as it is a requirement for man in today's competitive world. it is the only thing that fosters healthy habits, morals, and knowledge of issues such as terrorism, corruption, and other issues. Education is a person's strength as well as a requirement. It is the sole essential means of bringing about the necessary changes and improvements in society. Every person's life is built on their education.

Our educational system's continuous assessment is a relatively new invention. It is regarded as one of the most significant outcomes of the Nigeria National Curriculum Conference, which took place in 1969. "Educational assessment and evaluation will be liberalized by using them in whole or part on continuous assessment of individual progress," the Nigerian National Policy on Education states explicitly in section 3 article 17 (g) that "advancement from one class to another (in primary school) sh... read more

Adult education includes literacy remediation, skill training, and retraining programs for adults. In Nigerian, anyone above the age of 18 is seen as an adult. Adult education is a process in which men and women work alone or in groups to improve their skills, knowledge, insights, appreciation, or attitude.

Crime appears to be an inextricable part of modern society. Despite social workers', law enforcement agencies', and personal and criminal justice professionals' best efforts, the world is becoming a more awful place. Youth involvement in horrible crimes including cybercrime, cultism, armed robbery, abduction, rape and sexual abuse, as well as other vices, is all too widespread and alarming.

From the dawn of time, education has been one of the most essential institutions in all cultures. It has played a significant role in the development of human capital and the empowerment of citizens with self-reliance skills.