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An Evaluation of Human Rights Education in Secondary Schools in Kebbi, Kebbi State

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Background of the Study

Human rights education (HRE) is an essential tool for promoting respect, understanding, and protection of fundamental rights. In Nigeria, the importance of human rights education in shaping the attitudes of the younger generation has been widely acknowledged. Secondary schools, being an integral part of the education system, play a pivotal role in educating students about their rights and responsibilities as citizens. In Kebbi State, where the awareness of human rights has historically been low, this education becomes crucial in fostering a culture of respect for the dignity and rights of individuals.

The Nigerian government, through various policies, has introduced human rights education as a part of the curriculum in schools across the country. However, the extent to which this education is being implemented and its impact on students' understanding of human rights remains uncertain, particularly in Kebbi State. This study aims to evaluate the effectiveness of human rights education in secondary schools in Kebbi, assessing how well students understand human rights issues and how they apply this knowledge in their daily lives.

Statement of the Problem

Despite the introduction of human rights education in Nigerian schools, there are concerns about its effectiveness, particularly in rural and underdeveloped regions like Kebbi State. The level of awareness among secondary school students about human rights and their ability to exercise these rights in real-life situations remains unclear. The lack of comprehensive evaluations of human rights education in the state creates a gap in understanding the impact of these educational initiatives. This study seeks to address these gaps and provide insights into how human rights education can be better implemented and utilized in Kebbi's secondary schools.

Objectives of the Study

  1. To evaluate the effectiveness of human rights education in secondary schools in Kebbi State.

  2. To assess the level of understanding among secondary school students regarding human rights issues.

  3. To explore how human rights education is integrated into the school curriculum and its practical applications in students' lives.

  4. To recommend ways to improve human rights education in secondary schools in Kebbi State.

Research Questions

  1. How effective is human rights education in secondary schools in Kebbi State?

  2. To what extent do secondary school students in Kebbi understand human rights issues and their importance?

  3. How well is human rights education integrated into the school curriculum in Kebbi State?

  4. What challenges affect the implementation of human rights education in secondary schools in Kebbi?

Research Hypotheses

  1. Human rights education in secondary schools in Kebbi State has a positive impact on students' understanding of their rights.

  2. Secondary school students in Kebbi State have limited understanding of key human rights concepts due to insufficient implementation of human rights education.

  3. The integration of human rights education into the school curriculum is inadequate and requires improvement to be more effective.

Scope and Limitations of the Study

This study will focus on secondary schools in Kebbi State, examining the content, delivery, and impact of human rights education within the state. It will explore the curriculum, teaching methods, and students' perceptions of human rights. The limitations include the possible bias in responses from students and teachers due to the sensitive nature of human rights topics, and the availability of data on the exact implementation and outcomes of human rights education.

Definitions of Terms

  1. Human Rights Education: Teaching individuals about their fundamental rights and responsibilities as enshrined in international and domestic laws, fostering a culture of respect for human dignity and freedom.

  2. Secondary Schools: Educational institutions providing the second stage of formal education, typically for children between the ages of 12 and 18 years.

Curriculum Integration: The process of incorporating human rights topics into the school syllabus across various subjects and disciplines





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