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Project work is one of the approaches that was highly neglected by educators during the teaching and learning situation.It was the same situation for the Namibians before independence in March, 1990. Some Scientists regard projects as a powerful tool to develop the learner as an autonomous thinker. Projects was also viewed as a means to enhance cognitive skills, values and attitudes. The book informs us on how the Nmaibian curriculum incorporated projects in all school curricula with a focus on critical inquiry and investigations. It also explores the inclusion of project work in Namibian…mehr

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Project work is one of the approaches that was highly neglected by educators during the teaching and learning situation.It was the same situation for the Namibians before independence in March, 1990. Some Scientists regard projects as a powerful tool to develop the learner as an autonomous thinker. Projects was also viewed as a means to enhance cognitive skills, values and attitudes. The book informs us on how the Nmaibian curriculum incorporated projects in all school curricula with a focus on critical inquiry and investigations. It also explores the inclusion of project work in Namibian schools at Junior Secondary phase since independence in March 1990. The book also discusses on the key findings and came up with possible suggestions for future research. Teachers,learners and scientists will find the book useful and benefit from it.
Autorenporträt
Alina Hambelela Angula holds a Masters Degree in the field of General Education Theory & Practice from Rhodes University. During the writing of this manuscript she serves as an Education Officer responsible for three Natural Sciences subjects: Natural Science & Health Education 5-7, Life Science 8-10 and Biology 11-12 in Oshikoto Region, Namibia.