Sure, here are 15 fill-in-the-blank questions for Primary 1 pupils on the topics of “Meaning of History,” “Community,” and “Meaning of Family”: 1. History is the ________ of the past. a) future b) present c) story d) game 2. A ________ is a group of people who live in the same area. a) family b)
Here is a sample lesson note format for teachers: Date: The date of the lesson. Class: The class or grade level. Subject: The subject of the lesson. Topic: The topic of the lesson. Sub-topic: The sub-topic of the lesson. Time: The time the lesson will begin. Duration: The length of the lesson. Period/Day: The period or day the lesson will be taught. Reference
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Subject: Yoruba Numerals Grade: Primary 2 Topic: Learning Yoruba Numerals 5-200 Duration: 45 minutes Learning Objectives: By the end of this lesson, students should be able to: Recognize and write Yoruba numerals from 5 to 200. Pronounce Yoruba numerals correctly. Apply Yoruba numerals in simple counting exercises. Embedded Core Skills: Numeracy Language and Communication Learning
Henri Fayol is known for his principles of management, which are often summarized as the “14 Principles of Management.” These principles provide a framework for effective management in organizations: Division of Work: Work should be divided among individuals and groups to improve efficiency. Authority and Responsibility: Managers should have the authority to give orders, but
Frederick Taylor is known for his principles of scientific management, which aimed to improve efficiency and productivity in the workplace. Some key principles include: Scientific Study of Work: Taylor advocated for analyzing and studying work processes scientifically to identify the most efficient methods. Worker Selection and Training: He believed in selecting and training workers based
Matriculation and Convocation are two distinct ceremonies associated with educational institutions: 1. Matriculation: – Matriculation is the process by which a student officially enrolls or registers at a university or college. It marks the beginning of a student’s academic journey at the institution. – During matriculation, students typically provide their personal information, complete necessary paperwork,
Helping Students Thrive: Tips for Academic Success Introduction When students struggle in school, it can be tough for everyone involved. But there’s hope! We’ll explore why some students underperform and share simple ways to help them succeed. Understanding Underachievement Underachievement means students aren’t doing as well as they could. It happens for various reasons: Learning
**Title:** “Unlocking Financial Success: The Teacher’s Entrepreneurial Journey in Nigeria” In the ever-evolving landscape of Nigeria’s educational system, teachers are undeniably the bedrock of knowledge dissemination. However, the adage that “teachers can’t be rich” has persistently echoed through the corridors of our educational institutions. In a country where financial challenges are a reality for many,
Side hustles are additional income-generating activities that individuals pursue alongside their main job or primary source of income. They can take various forms, such as freelance work, selling products online, offering services, or participating in the gig economy. Side hustles allow people to earn extra money, explore their passions, or diversify their income streams to
Teacher Registration Council of Nigeria TRCN Online Exam Instructions TRCN Certification Exam Prep: Educational Technology and Pedagogy Factors to consider in selecting instructional materials include the following except a. Objective of lesson b. Availability c. Relevance to lesson d. Learner e. Parents Realia is an instructional material requiring the use of a. Dramatization b. Artificial
Ladies and gentlemen, teachers and fellow students, today I stand before you to discuss a topic of great importance: whether education should be entirely private. First, let me clarify what we mean by “private education.” It means that schools would be run by private companies or individuals, and students would pay fees to attend. This
Barriers to effective classroom communication and ways to improve them: Language and Vocabulary Barriers: Barrier: Differences in language proficiency or vocabulary can hinder understanding. Improvement: Encourage students to ask questions when they don’t understand. Use clear and simple language, provide explanations, and offer additional resources for language support, such as dictionaries or language assistance programs.
The Discovery Method in education is an instructional approach that encourages students to actively explore and learn concepts through their own efforts rather than just receiving information passively from a teacher. Here are the advantages and disadvantages as mentioned: Advantages of the Discovery Method: A. Self-rewarding: Students find satisfaction in discovering facts on their own.
Visibility: This guideline emphasizes the importance of ensuring that visual materials are easily seen by all students. For instance, when using a diagram to teach the parts of a leaf, it should be bold and clear. This is crucial as it ensures that students sitting at the back of the class can see without straining
