Curbing Examination Malpractices through Information Literacy Programmes

  • Adekunmisi S
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Abstract

Examination is a driving force for determining the future of schooling and learning. The future of education in Nigeria is being endangered by examination malpractices which seem to have defied solutions, as all measures applied so far have been undermined by fraudsters. The purpose of this paper therefore is to bring to light the various ways and means by which Librarians in Nigeria could enhance a seamless transition from academic dishonesty/misconduct to honest work that leads to great success. The paper thus discusses examination malpractices in its various dimensions. The devastating effects of examination malpractices on students’ educational growth and development, educational institutions and the society as a whole are also highlighted. The roles of libraries and librarians in curbing this societal menace are also discussed while recommendations for its alleviation, if not total elimination from the Nigerian educational system are proffered from a librarian’s point of view.

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Adekunmisi, S. R. (2021). Curbing Examination Malpractices through Information Literacy Programmes. AGOGO: Journal of Humanities, 4, 50–60. https://doi.org/10.46881/ajh.v4i0.223

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