NEED FOR EFFECTIVE UTILIZATION OF MODERN OFFICE EQUIPMENT FOR THE REALIZATION OF BUSINESS EDUCATION OBJECTIVES AT SECONDARY SCHOOL LEVEL.
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The need for business education teachers and students to utilize modern office has necessitated the need for this study. This paper examined the need for effective utilization of modern office equipment for the realization of business education objectives at secondary school Level. The status of business education at secondary school level was discussed as the availability and utilization of modern office equipment in teaching and learning of business education subjects at secondary school level. This paper further discussed, the need for effective utilization of modern office equipment for the realization of business education objectives at secondary school level. It is a very important and necessary ingredient for the attainment of competency in the skills required for business education students at secondary school level. The study recommended that; government, institutional administrators, the organized private sector, communities, philanthropists and donor agencies (like ITF, SMEDA, TETFUND etc). Should as a matter of priority mobilize adquate funds to support business education programmes beginning from junior secondary school to tertiary institution levels of education. Business educators should improve their personal skills in the area of handling modern office equipment to enable them impact these skills effectively and efficiently to their students. As new technologies emerge, so new skills are needed to drive innovations in technology. In conclusion there is need for, both teachers and students of business education to keep pace with emerging technologies in office and business organizations. So as to achieve the objectives of business education at the secondary school level of education.
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