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Title: Relevance, Implementation and Challenges of Integrated Science Teacher Programme in Nigerian Universities
Authors: Bash, Asabe Edward
Kabang, Bayara Ayuba
Agbo, Felicia
Issue Date: 2017
Publisher: KIU Journal of Humanities
Series/Report no.: Vol.2;Iss.2B: Pp 149-153
Abstract: This study focused on the relevance, implementation and challenges of integrated science teacher training programme in Nigerian Universities. The paperfocused on the concept, relevance, challenges, teachers training curriculum, it is observed that the curriculum is rich and update as it has provisions for security, safety, diseases control, and implementation. The researchers profound some way forward toward improving the implementations as; National effort should be launched to address factors hindering students in technology and science, the cost charged on research science books should be bore by government. The researchers dare to point out that “those who refuse to change will remain in chain
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/123456789/3223
ISSN: 2415-0843
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