Education the African way
Friday, December 20, 2019
Since time immemorial, Africans have possessed massive bodies of knowledge ranging from survival and life skills, food production to conservation.
This system of education is called Traditional African Education (TAE). Fafunwa defines TAE as, “the form of learning in Africa traditional societies in which knowledge, skills, and attitudes of the tribe were passed from elders to children by means of oral instruction and practical activities.”
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