I feel it's disheartening and selfish for some schools to charge for 3rd claiming that they are doing online teaching, government should take charge and stop all this

Are you now saying that the online classes should be free? Never! It should not be made compulsory but anyone who is interested must pay.

Flyboyk:
I feel it's disheartening and selfish for some schools to charge for 3rd claiming that they are doing online teaching, government should take charge and stop all this

Which online classes, how is it accessed? If the teaching is truly going on then the fee is in place.

SocialJustice:
Which online classes, how is it accessed? If the teaching is truly going on then the fee is in place.

Online classes in Nigerian schools are not feasible

Coldie:

Online classes in Nigerian schools are not feasible

So which school fees is op talking about?

Coldie:

Online classes in Nigerian schools are not feasible

Why? Power? Epileptic internet services from MTN and co?

duro4chang:
Are you now saying that the online classes should be free? Never! It should not be made compulsory but anyone who is interested must pay.

The online classes where

Parents use their phones (smartphones o)

Bought data with their money

Power generators to charge their phones

And still explain the subject to the child/children as the physical teacher


I think the School should be paying the parents

BrutusOj:
Why? Power? Epileptic internet services from MTN and co?

No o, lack of water, adequate succulent beds and co. Ode

[quote author=femi4 post=88790137]The online classes where

Parents use their phones (smartphones o)

Bought data with their money

Power generators to charge their phones

And still explain the subject to the child/children as the physical teacher


I think the School should be paying the parents [/quote.That is the same way the schools spent money on human and material resources to organise the online classes but it should not be made compulsory. Some parents are complain tha their children are just too playful now. If you think education is expensive you try ignorance. We like free of charge in this country.parents must pay for this online classes.

[quote author=duro4chang post=88794967][/quote]The question is "Who is actually educating the child"? Definitely, not the "online" teachers.

You can't teach kids online without the assistant of the offline teachers (parents)

Online teachers contribution :40%

Offline teachers(Parents) contribution: 60%

U don't have Sense day y u say rubbish.

femi4:
The question is "Who is actually educating the child"? Definitely, not the "online" teachers.

You can't teach kids online without the assistant of the offline teachers (parents)

Online teachers contribution :40%

Offline teachers(Parents) contribution: 60%

This is not compulsory. However that is nothing wrong if parents also take part in imparting knowlege into their wards. It can never be free please. If you make it free people will not take it serious. We are just trying to assist parents.

where will the school management get the money to pay the staff?

if the school resume after the lockdown, you can still keep your kid(s) @ home, to avoid paying the tuition fee.

YoungBlackRico:
No o, lack of water, adequate succulent beds and co. Ode

You are d big ODE here. You posted a comment without any reason. Why do you think Nigeria can not run e-learning? Your reply is ode. Empty skull all forming on public forum.

YoungBlackRico:
No o, lack of water, adequate succulent beds and co. Ode

You are d big ODEE here. You posted a comment without any reason. Why do you think Nigeria can not run e-learning? Your reply is ode. Empty skull all forming on public forum.

duro4chang:
This is not compulsory. However that is nothing wrong if parents also take part in imparting knowlege into their wards. It can never be free please. If you make it free people will not take it serious. We are just trying to assist parents.

We? You must be a teacher

femi4:
We? You must be a teacher

You are not far from the truth. Therefore, help our ministry. You will not regret it.

Many Nigerians are always looking for excuses to seek freebies or not to pay for services rendered. Are the online classes by force? Why not ignore enrolling your children for the online classes. Most state governments are providing free learning on radio which you can hook up to for free and stop complaining.

Some complaints I read here are appalling. Who will bear the cost of running the online classes organized by the schools of its to be free?

BrutusOj:
You are d big ODE here. You posted a comment without any reason. Why do you think Nigeria can not run e-learning? Your reply is ode. Empty skull all forming on public forum.

Keep making a fool of yourself.