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Looking at it from historical perspective, there were two highly developed systems of education in Nigeria before western education was introduced. Specifically, there were the indigenous and the Islamic education systems, both of which are still in existence side by side with western education (Obanya et al 2000). Education was indeed present in the indigenous society whether or not there are organized schools. It is worthy of note that if education prepares the individual for living in society, and the Nigerians were able to prepare there young ones to live in the Nigerian society before school education was introduced to us, traditional Nigerian societies can said to have possessed a sound system of education.
Realizing the fact that education is not limited to schooling, it could therefore be argued that the indigenous societies have ways of exposing the young ones to cherished values. Indigenous education even though, it was not a formal system, develops in the growing child the spirit of collective behaviour and content of indigenous education focus the inculcation of culture of respect and love for ancestral gods and the Almighty God, respect for elders, respect for the traditions and customs of the community into which one is born. It is also equipped the child with the skills necessary to support itself and is family in adulthood.
Except that history and literature are learnt in the traditional society through story telling, there is no denial of the fact that the elders tell the young ones the history of their people, such as success and failures at wars, migrations etc. in the indigenous settings, physical and health education is taking care of through systematic dances which are either ritualistic or social. It is to be emphasized that prominent in the indigenous practice is the development of sound character and good moral judgment. Every family faced the education of its children with all seriousness because signs of miseducation shown by any individual in the society would not only bring shame to the person but also to the members of his family.
Lending credence to the position that there had been in existence indigenous education before western education was introduced, Ajiboye (1999) maintained that western education as we know it today is predated by traditional education in Nigeria . He regarded as erroneous and incorrect the impression created by some foreign authors that there was no education in Nigeria before the arrival of the missionaries. This is because, the informal education, as it is being referred to now, is as old as the society itself and has been highly developed before the advent of the formal western education. As observed by Fafunwa (1974) every society whether simple or complex has its own system of training and educating its youths, and education for the good life has been one of the most persistent concerns of man throughout history. The objectives of traditional education are political, social and economic.
Dismissing the assertions from some quarters that indigenous education is primitive, savage and barbaric, Fafunwa (1974) argued that such contentions should be seen as the product of ignorance and due to a total misunderstanding of the inherent value to the society. As stated by Fafunwa (1974) indigenous education is a process of transmitting culture, this is the goal this educational system intends to achieve, irrespective of the curriculum, methods and organization designed for the purpose.
Fafunwa (1974) also pointed out that traditional education is all embracing and that every social institution involved in this system of education and this could lead the individual to acquire behaviour patterns, abilities and skills necessary for effective citizenship in the community in which the child lives.
In the same vein, Okon and Anderson (1982) argue that it was only uninformed that could contend that traditional education probably does not seem comparable to modern western education. it is true that it did not include reading, writing and science in the conventional sense, but it covered many areas that are taught in schools today. When the traditional curriculum is described in terms of social studies, history, home economics, literature, music and dance, arts and crafts, religion and vocational training, to has surprisingly contemporary ring to it.
Osokoya (2009) agrees with other scholars that there was functional education before the missionary education was introduced to Nigeria . His submissions were enough to believe that indigenous education had been deeply rooted before the introduction of western education. According to him, education then was generally for an initiation into the society, and a preparation for adulthood. It was an education that emphasized social responsibility, job orientation, political participation, spiritual and moral values. Each traditional society has specific means of assisting the young ones to learn the geography and history of their community.
Education before the advent of western education was generally for an induction into the society. The system, though informal was aimed at inculcating attitudes and values in children and integrating individuals into the wider society. (Osokoya 2003). The indigenous education was given through carefully planned programmes of initiation, festivals, age grade system, home and community education among others.
The indigenous education curriculum included mathematical concepts, training in the art of good and correct speech, history, literature, physical education and vocational education. The Yoruba according to Taiwo (1968) have developed a system of counting which is mathematical skill in the traditional system of education. Through story telling, poetry and incantation chanting, the elders taught the younger ones the history of their ancestors, success and failures at wars between villages and clans. Vocational training were given through apprehenticeship system. The vast aprehenticeship training system began as part of wider education process in which the indigenous societies of Nigeria passed on their cultural heritage from one generation to the other. Learning crafts is another form of indigenous educational process.
Indigenous people possessed intellectual spoken arts which has been properly developed before the introduction of western education. Babalola (1964) commented that Ijala chant was one of the intellectual spoken arts developed by the Yoruba. Riddles and tongue twisters represent another set of intellectual exercises.
Children also engaged in participatory education through ceremonies, rituals, recitation and demonstration. Proverbs and riddles constituted a formidable intellectual exercise. The proverbs are important to Yoruba because it brings out meaning out of obscure points in conversation and argument.
In general, the system of indigenous education had a close link with social life. It gave a progressive development which conformed with the successive stages of physical, emotional and mental development of child.
In conclusion, I will like to dismiss the contention that there was no education before the introduction of missionary education in Nigeria . There was informal system of education which were been employed to transmit cultural value and helped the children develop mental, intellectual, emotional skills and experiences.
Osokoya I.O. (2003) 6-3-3-4 Education in Nigeria : History, Strategies, issues and problems. Ibadan Laurel Educational publishers.
Obanya P.A.I. et al (2000) Theory and practice of education: Lagos , Basic Books publishers.
Ajiboye J.O. (1999) Introduction of Western Education in Nigeria in Ogunsanya M. (ed) Basic processes in Education. Oyo, Andrian publication series.
Osokoya I.O. (2009) History and policy of Nigerian Education in World Perspective: Ibadan , Laurel Educational publishers.


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PlayaMadeTxn05 4 years ago#141
PlayaMadeTxn05 posted...AceAndJunpei posted...I challenge any poster to find an example of me using the term pony or drone.
...please tell me you know what "along the lines of" means?
And I called it. You avoided the question lol. But tell me for real, why do you have so much disdain towards a company and product that have no idea you exist? Why do you take it out on everyone else? I'm honestly curious how your brain works on this matter. Name calling won't make the question go away = )
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Lord_Vishana 4 years ago#142
AceAndJunpei posted...
I challenge any poster to find an example of me using the term pony or drone.
I'll testify to the fact that Ace has never directly never called anyone a pony nor a drone as an insult directed to a person. He may have used the word in the context of something like this.
"How is Person X a drone?"
"Liking Sony doesn't make you a pony."
Or some variation of that.
Official Wood Elf Druid of the NDF and KDF Balthier Basched his Penelo into Fran's Ashe in the back of the Vaan
AceAndJunpei 4 years ago#143
Sailor Goon posted...
Japan doesn't celebrate Christmas.
Who's the laughingstock of the board again? From what I (and everyone else) can tell, that would be you; you're legendarily mocked here by a majority of posters;0)
...and thanks Vishana!
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Psychofang12001 4 years ago#144
Wen they see the sales go down they will get the message. Personally I wait until the second model of a console before purchasing to get rid of all the bs the first one brings I mean come on 700 bucks for the first model ps3 was a insult to any Sony fan. No until they burn and then fix all their bu-bu's until then is a good idea to see ps4 lol
Dersu_Uzala 4 years ago#145
Guys, Sony already had LockWare patented before the release of the PS3. Did they use it? No. It will be no different with this.
And there's no way in hell they're going to retroactively add used game suppression to the Vita.
ServantOfErieos 4 years ago#146
Lord_Vishana posted...
AceAndJunpei posted...I challenge any poster to find an example of me using the term pony or drone.
Lord Erieos is coming...
Lord_Vishana 4 years ago#147
ServantOfErieos posted...
Lord_Vishana posted...AceAndJunpei posted...I challenge any poster to find an example of me using the term pony or drone.
Official Wood Elf Druid of the NDF and KDF Balthier Basched his Penelo into Fran's Ashe in the back of the Vaan
ServantOfErieos 4 years ago#148
+167 health
Rise: Physical attacks won't work.
Try again
Try win... *Rise-chan gets seduced with erm... fruits from another topic.*
Lord Erieos is coming...
Megaman Omega 4 years ago#149
From: kewldude475 | #126
Then you'd best look elsewhere.
Nah. A sad, aggressive, little hypocrite like you is just perfect for irony. I love how you keep attacking random people and fall flat on your face every time. ;)
Also, you make me sick.
Aww, why would that be? Still angry about that time when everyone laughed at you when you brought up that your professor says that you're clever? Or when you tried to make a list of what the Vita innovated with, and when everyone started to laugh at it, you claimed that it was a list stating what it has over "being a more powerful PSP", contradicting yourself, exposing yourself as a pitiful liar and making and epic joke out of yourself in the process as you had the most hilarious meltdown in recent history? Yeah, i was sick too... you can't imagine the stomach cramps after laughing so hard!
From: ManjiMidou | #120
Judge: I ask the defense to prove its claims to the court.
Judge: Tell us how Microsoft was the one with the idea to begin with!
ManjiMidou: Your Highness, the evidence that shows how Microsoft had the idea first, was...
[show "GameSpot article on baseless rumors and spectaculation"]
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From: PlayaMadeTxn05 | #130
God you have it out for Sony lol. Did they hurt you when you were younger? You attack anyone who says anything you don't want to hear. I.E Anything that doesn't deal with attacking Sony or the Vita.
He actually has all PlayStation systems, if i remember correctly. Damn, that shoots your entire point to hell in record time!
instead of addressing the real issue. Why are you so petty and offensive? lol
It's hilarious how you are projecting your anger and putthurt upon others. ;)
Of course 333.33M is 1/3 of a billion Nintendog. Rage-o-meter increasing, intelligence decreasing - CorruptedRPG demonstrating his thought process
Megaman Omega 4 years ago#150
I could care less
From: PlayaMadeTxn05 | #134
I guess the statement along the lines of flew right past you, huh?
So basically, you tried your best to list five insults written by Ace, and then it turns out you made up two of them? lol! How is it to get pissed off by something that didn't happen? If you want, i can call you a pony or a drone instead.
From: Sailor Goon | #136
Dont even bother with Ace. He's the resident laughing stock here. He'll do nothing but sideline what you say and call you a troll. He likes to bring up year old posts to try to defend himself, which just ends up making him look creepy and a stalker. He also can't read worth ****.
LMAO! SG talking about resident laughing stocks! That's even better than kewldude talking about pathetic people. :D
How can anyone ever forget the hilarious combo of laughable mathemagics blessed upon our humble selves by the professor of mathemagics himself? By the way, Goon, last week's MC numbers aren't out yet... guess why? That's right, because of the holiday that they're not celebrating according to you. Oh snap!
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Supersymmetry and cosmology
Jonathan L. Feng,
Department of Physics and Astronomy, University of California, Irvine, CA 92697, United States
Received 23 February 2004; accepted 29 September 2004. Available online 18 December 2004.
now provides unambiguous, quantitative evidence for new particle
physics. I discuss the implications of cosmology for supersymmetry
and vice versa. Topics include: motivations for supersymmetry;
supersymmetry breaking; dark energy; freeze out and WIMPs; neutralino
dark matter; cosmologically preferred regions of minimal
supergravity; direct and indirect detection of neutralinos; the DAMA
and HEAT signals; inflation and reheating; gravitino dark matter; Big
Bang nucleosynthesis; and the cosmic microwave background. I conclude
with speculations about the prospects for a microscopic description
of the dark universe, stressing the necessity of diverse experiments
on both sides of the particle physics/cosmology interface.
Article Outline
1. Introduction
2. Supersymmetry essentials
2.1. A new spacetime symmetry
2.2. Supersymmetry and the weak scale
2.3. The neutral supersymmetric spectrum
2.4. R-Parity
2.5. Supersymmetry breaking and dark energy
2.6. Minimal supergravity
2.7. Summary
3. Neutralino cosmology
3.1. Freeze out and WIMPs
3.2. Thermal relic density
3.2.1. Bulk region
3.2.2. Focus point region
3.2.3. A funnel region
3.2.4. Co-annihilation region
3.3. Direct detection
3.4. Indirect detection
3.4.1. Positrons
3.4.2. Photons
3.4.3. Neutrinos
3.5. Summary
4. Gravitino cosmology
4.1. Gravitino properties
4.2. Thermal relic density
4.3. Production during reheating
4.4. Production from late decays
4.5. Detection
4.5.1. Energy release
4.5.2. Big Bang nucleosynthesis
4.5.3. The cosmic microwave background
4.6. Summary
5. Prospects
5.1. The particle physics/cosmology interface
5.2. The role of colliders
5.3. Synthesis
5.4. Summary
1. Introduction
Not long ago, particle physicists could often be heard bemoaning the lack of unambiguous, quantitative evidence for physics beyond their standard model. Those days are gone. Although the standard model of particle physics remains one of the great triumphs of modern science, it now appears that it fails at even the most basic level—providing a reasonably complete catalog of the building blocks of our universe.
Recent cosmological measurements have pinned down the amount of baryon, matter, and dark energy in the universe [1] and [2]. In units of the critical density, these energy densities are
implying a non-baryonic dark matter component with
where h 0.71 is the normalized Hubble expansion rate. Both the central values and uncertainties were nearly unthinkable even just a few years ago. These measurements are clear and surprisingly precise evidence that the known particles make up only a small fraction of the total energy density of the universe. Cosmology now provides overwhelming evidence for new particle physics.
At the same time, the microscopic properties of dark matter and dark energy are remarkably unconstrained by cosmological and astrophysical observations. Theoretical insights from particle physics are therefore required, both to suggest candidates for dark matter and dark energy and to identify experiments and observations that may confirm or exclude these speculations.
Weak-scale supersymmetry is at present the most well-motivated framework for new particle physics. Its particle physics motivations are numerous and are reviewed in Section 2. More than that, it naturally provides dark matter candidates with approximately the right relic density. This fact provides a strong, fundamental, and completely independent motivation for supersymmetric theories. For these reasons, the implications of supersymmetry for cosmology, and vice versa, merit serious consideration.
Many topics lie at the interface of particle physics and cosmology, and supersymmetry has something to say about nearly every one of them. Regrettably, spacetime constraints preclude detailed discussion of many of these topics. Although the discussion below will touch on a variety of subjects, it will focus on dark matter, where the connections between supersymmetry and cosmology are concrete and rich, the above-mentioned quantitative evidence is especially tantalizing, and the role of experiments is clear and promising.
Weak-scale supersymmetry is briefly reviewed in Section 2 with a focus on aspects most relevant to astrophysics and cosmology. In Sections 3 and 4 the possible roles of neutralinos and gravitinos in the early universe are described. As will be seen, their cosmological and astrophysical implications are very different; together they illustrate the wealth of possibilities in supersymmetric cosmology. I conclude in Section 5 with speculations about the future prospects for a microscopic understanding of the dark universe.
2. Supersymmetry essentials
2.1. A new spacetime symmetry
Supersymmetry is an extension of the known spacetime symmetries [3]. The spacetime symmetries of rotations, boosts, and translations are generated by angular momentum operators Li, boost operators Ki, and momentum operators Pμ, respectively. The L and K generators form Lorentz symmetry, and all 10 generators together form Poincare symmetry. Supersymmetry is the symmetry that results when these 10 generators are further supplemented by fermionic operators Qα. It emerges naturally in string theory and, in a sense that may be made precise [4], is the maximal possible extension of Poincare symmetry.
If a symmetry exists in nature, acting on a physical state with any generator of the symmetry gives another physical state. For example, acting on an electron with a momentum operator produces another physical state, namely, an electron translated in space or time. Spacetime symmetries leave the quantum numbers of the state invariant—in this example, the initial and final states have the same mass, electric charge, etc.
In an exactly supersymmetric world, then, acting on any physical state with the supersymmetry generator Qα produces another physical state. As with the other spacetime generators, Qα does not change the mass, electric charge, and other quantum numbers of the physical state. In contrast to the Poincare generators, however, a supersymmetric transformation changes bosons to fermions and vice versa. The basic prediction of supersymmetry is, then, that for every known particle there is another particle, its superpartner, with spin differing by 1/2.
One may show that no particle of the standard model is the superpartner of another. Supersymmetry therefore predicts a plethora of superpartners, none of which has been discovered. Mass degenerate superpartners cannot exist—they would have been discovered long ago—and so supersymmetry cannot be an exact symmetry. The only viable supersymmetric theories are therefore those with non-degenerate superpartners. This may be achieved by introducing supersymmetry-breaking contributions to superpartner masses to lift them beyond current search limits. At first sight, this would appear to be a drastic step that considerably detracts from the appeal of supersymmetry. It turns out, however, that the main virtues of supersymmetry are preserved even if such mass terms are introduced. In addition, the possibility of supersymmetric dark matter emerges naturally and beautifully in theories with broken supersymmetry.
2.2. Supersymmetry and the weak scale
Once supersymmetry is broken, the mass scale for superpartners is unconstrained. There is, however, a strong motivation for this scale to be the weak scale: the gauge hierarchy problem. In the standard model of particle physics, the classical mass of the Higgs boson receives quantum corrections (see Fig. 1). Including quantum corrections from standard model fermions fL and fR, one finds that the physical Higgs boson mass is
where the last term is the leading quantum correction, with λ the Higgs-fermion coupling. Λ is the ultraviolet cutoff of the loop integral, presumably some high scale well above the weak scale. If Λ is of the order of the Planck scale 1019 GeV, the classical Higgs mass and its quantum correction must cancel to an unbelievable 1 part in 1034 to produce the required weak-scale mh. This unnatural fine-tuning is the gauge hierarchy problem.
Fig. 1. Contributions to the Higgs boson mass in the standard model and in supersymmetry.
In the supersymmetric standard model, however, for every quantum correction with standard model fermions fL and fR in the loop, there are corresponding quantum corrections with superpartners and . The physical Higgs mass then becomes
where the terms quadratic in Λ cancel, leaving a term logarithmic in Λ as the leading contribution. In this case, the quantum corrections are reasonable even for very large Λ, and no fine-tuning is required.
In the case of exact supersymmetry, where , even the logarithmically divergent term vanishes. In fact, quantum corrections to masses vanish to all orders in perturbation theory, an example of powerful non-renormalization theorems in supersymmetry. From Eq. (6), however, we see that exact mass degeneracy is not required to solve the gauge hierarchy problem. What is required is that the dimensionless couplings λ of standard model particles and their superpartners are identical, and that the superpartner masses be not too far above the weak scale (or else even the logarithmically divergent term would be large compared to the weak scale, requiring another fine-tuned cancellation). This can be achieved simply by adding supersymmetry-breaking weak-scale masses for superpartners. In fact, other terms, such as some cubic scalar couplings, may also be added without re-introducing the fine-tuning. All such terms are called "soft," and the theory with weak-scale soft supersymmetry-breaking terms is "weak-scale supersymmetry."
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The 'Firework' hitmaker wanted to buy the eight-acre Los Angeles property from the archdiocese of Los Angeles, run by Archbishop Jose Gomez, last year but the nuns living in the building deemed the singer an unsuitable owner and wanted to sell to Dana Hollister, a businesswoman who wanted to use it as a hotel.
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The right subclavian artery is arising from the arch of aorta directly posterior to the esophagus. There is round aneurysmal dilatation of right subclavian artery near its origin. The aneurysm is abutting and compressing the lateral wall of esophagus and posterior wall of trachea.
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