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Social studies education holds significant potential for driving sustainable national development in Nigeria. is study aims to explore the repositioning Social Studies Education as a mechanism for Sustainable National Development in Nigeria. It was discovered that social studies are a veritable instrument for national and economic development. Repositioning social studies education as a mechanism for sustainable national development in Nigeria is crucial for building an informed, active, and responsible citizenry. By emphasizing citizenship education, promoting national unity, and addressing socio-economic challenges, Social Studies education can contribute significantly to Nigeria's sustainable development goals. rough curriculum enhancement, teacher professional development, community engagement, and the integration of technology, Nigeria can ensure the effective repositioning of Social Studies education to shape a beer future for the nation. However, repositioning Social Studies education as a mechanism for sustainable national development is crucial for equipping students with the knowledge, skills, and values needed to actively participate in addressing social, economic, and environmental challenges and contribute to Nigeria's sustainable future. Therefore, government should show positive commitment to the effective implementation of the Social Studies curriculum. Social studies education curriculum should be made to take cognizance of important changes and challenges in the environment and prepares the learners to meet such challenges. e Social Studies curriculum should be revised periodically and updated with critical, national and international issues in economic management.
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Edewor Omolara
International Journal of Advanced Research in Tourism, Environment and Social Sciences
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www.synapsesocial.com/papers/68e6a4e8b6db643587627ff3 — DOI: https://doi.org/10.48028/iiprds/ijartess.v3.i1.06
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