Security Education in Adult Education Curriculum for Sustainable Development-Reference-Cited by-同舟云学术

Security Education in Adult Education Curriculum for Sustainable Development

Published:2023-07-10 Issue:02 Volume:01 Page:70-86
ISSN:2960-0006
Container-title:Edumania-An International Multidisciplinary Journal
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Author:

Ogechi Nkemjika, ,Josphine Ugwuoke Ngozika

Abstract

Insecurity poses colossal peril in carrying out meaningful sustainability. And education that embraces security concepts, skills and knowledge is one of the veritable tools in curbing insecurity. This type of education could be most effective if it draws its learners from adult, as adults are the pillar behind any meaningful peace, security and sustainable development in any community. It is on this note that the paper examined security education in adult education curriculum for sustainable development. The population of the study was four hundred and sixty-five (465) facilitators of Adult Basic Education Programme in three out of the six education zones in Enugu State. Purposive sample was used to select 242 (129 males and 113 females) adult education facilitators who participated at NMEC (National Commission for Mass Literacy, adult and Non-Formal Education) organized capacity building programme for Nsukka education zone. Instrument for data collection was adult educators’ perception questionnaire titled” Adult educators’ Perception on Integrating Security education in Adult Education Curriculum for Sustainable Development (SEAECSD)” The instrument was validated and has a reliability coefficient of 0.86 determined through Cronbach alpha. The data collected were analyzed using mean and standard deviation in answering the two research questions posed to guide the study and a t- test statistic was used to test the null hypothesis. The findings revealed that adult education facilitators have a positive perception on integrating security education in adult education curriculum for sustainable development. It was recommended among others that relevant authorities in adult education programme and adult curriculum planning should endeavor to integrate security education in adult education curriculum for sustainable develop as no society can develop in a state of heighten insecurity.

Publisher

International Council for Education Research and Training

Link

https://icertpublication.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/23.-Security-Education-in-Adult-Education.pdf

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