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245			_aMethods of Teaching Biology Science
260			_aNew Delhi _bNeelkamal Pub. Pvt.
500			_aMethods of Teaching Biological Science CONTENTS Unit - I THE NATURE OF SCIENCE & SCIENCE TEACHING 1. The Nature and Scope of Science 2. Substantive and Syntactic Structure of Science 3. Role of Biological Science in Human Welfare Unit - II HISTORY AND DEVELOPMENT OF BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE 4. A Brief Introduction to Oriental and Western Sciences... 5. Contributions of the Eminent Scientists (Unit - III AIMS AND VALUES OF TEACHING BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE 6. Aims of Teaching Biological Science 7. Values of Teaching Biological Science 8. The Correlation of Biological Science and Other Subjects Unit - IV OBJECTIVES OF TEACHING BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE 9. Meaning and Importance of Objectives 10. Blooms Taxonomy of Educational Objectives and its Limitations 11. Writing Instructional Objectives and Specifications... 108 Unit - V APPROACHES AND METHODS OF TEACHING BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE 12. Approaches to Science Teaching: Inuctive and Deductive 13. Method of Teaching Biological Sciences Unit - VI PLANNING FOR EFFECTIVE INSTRUCTION 14. Year Plan 15. Unit Plan 16. Lesson Plan 17. Criteria for the Evaluation of the Lesson Plan: Self-evaluation and Peer Evaluation 18. Learning Experiences: Characteristics, Classification, Sources and Relevance Unit - VII SCIENCE LABORATORIES 19. Importance of Practical Work in Science 20. Planning of Science Laboratories 21. Development of Improvised Apparatus (Unit - VIII) SCIENCE CURRICULUM 22. Principles of Curriculum Construction 23. Defects in the Existing School Science Curriculum Unit - IX NON-FORMAL SCIENCE EDUCATION 25. Science Clubs 26. Preparation of Scholastic Achievement Test (SAT 27. Analysis and Interpretation of Scores Bibliography
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