EDU254
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Scientists use gathered to propose explanations for observed events or phenomenon
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The African primary science project was launched in
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Bajah (1981) proposed ______ modules to achieve better integration of science
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Integrated science exposes learners to all the following skills except _____
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The teacher needs to approach science as a
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The African primary science project was launched in _____
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The historical development of Integrated science focuses, globally on the development of specific science curricula, the nature study movement and
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_______ necessitated a new philosophy and approach to int sc.
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Which of the following is not true?
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A learning package can be referred top as a
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The poor state of the type of curriculum in the sciences was a cause for for STAN
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In order to overcome the desire of farmer's children to leave the farm for city jobs, was introduced in schools between 1890 and 1920
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The science curriculum has its contents arranged in a logical, developmental and order
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That science teachers should encourage science students to make inituitive guesses more systematically, is an implication of ______
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Doing science the way the scientists do it", is the _____ of BSNSS
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______ project was initiated in 1970 at the university of Ife under the chairmanship of Fafunwa
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Non-observables such as atoms, molecules, electrons, genes, … are ______
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A characteristic of Integrated science is that traditional subject are removed completely
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To begin to teach students what science is and how a scientist work is the of integrated science
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It took ______ years to develop the first science curriculum project in Nigeria
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which of the following is not a primary science curriculum project developed in Nigeria?
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Alternative set of links or "anchorage" are _____
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Which of the following is not acceptable?
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Which primary science project started in 1966?
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All concepts can be taught at any level depending on the teacher and the of those to be taught
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As a role of the Integrated science teacher, approach should be employed in the teaching of science
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LEMS' is an example of of Integrated science
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The poor state of the type of curriculum in the sciences was a cause for _____ for STAN
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The acronym ESCP stands for
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A powerful, time-tested idea or group of ideas that makes useful and dependable predictions about our natural world is a
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The nature of science is described using the basic elements of science as process, products and
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In history when was increasing demand for elementary science experienced?
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The basic approach used by the NISP is
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concrete concepts are , demonstrable and operationally defined
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A statement of what happens or will happen under certain given initial conditions is a
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It is generally accepted that what a student already knows could aid or hinder new
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The information processing system related to learning may not include this set ____
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The science curriculum has its contents arranged in a logical, developmental and ______ order
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General Science was later changed to Int. Sc. In the year
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which of the following is not true?
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One of the following is not correct
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Integrated science is geared to cater for all levels of in children
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The successful introduction of integrated science into the junior forms resulted In a shift in the _____ as well as methods in science teaching
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General Science was later changed to Int. Sc. In the year _______
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Whatever science programme is developed for the junior secondary school, it must take into consideration ______
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What follows the processes of observation and experimentation?
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Which of the following best describes subsumer?
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The first science curriculum project was developed by the
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The stage where the child's learning activities consists mainly of sensory and motor activities is stage.
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Ondo state primary school project drew its inspiration from the outcome of APSP'S
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which of the following is not a cause of lack of uniformity in the teaching of science in the past?
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Any word, label or symbol which defines regularity is a ______
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Science teaching began in nigeria as _____
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championed the introduction of Integrated science into Nigerian educational system
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The nature of science is described using _______ basic elements
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The Nigerian Integrated science project has ______ units of contents of material
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Ondo state primary school project drew its inspiration from the outcome of APSP'S ______
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The basic approach used by the NISP is _______
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Piaget's theory emphasize that learning ability corresponds to the level of development
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A word, group of words, labels or symbols describe what is refered to as a
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When an event is logically explained based on facts, observations and or experimentation, it is an/a
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The first science curriculum development project undertaken in Nigeria between 1963 and 67 at Ayetoro was
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A learning package can be referred to as a ______
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The theory that stresses the value of previous knowledge is associated with ______
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When a survives many tests and becomes accepted as true, it becomes a
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follows the processes of observation and experimentation
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A situation when a new knowledge is incompatible to the existing structure of knowledge is called
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