The Reality and Importance of Using Teaching Aids at the Seventh Grade for the Course “Science in our Lives” in Khartoum State
Keywords:
Reality, Importance, Teaching Aids, Seventh Grade, the Course “Science in our Lives”, Khartoum State, Teachers, SudanAbstract
This research aims to indentify the reality and importance of using
instructional media in teaching Science in our lives course seventh class –
basic education (karari locality– Khartoum State) .
The researchers followed a descriptive analytical method in this study,
they chose a random sample of (82) teachers representing (22.8%) of the
total study.
The researchers used questionnaire to collect data and information,
which were analyzed statistically using the (SPSS) program.
Depending on the results of the research, the important recommendations
were:
1. Providing basic Education Schools in Karari Locality with instructional
media for teaching Science in our lives course seventh and necessary
equipment.
2. Special budget to be provided for each school for the purchase of
instructional equipments necessary for teaching Science in our lives
course seventh class– basic education.
3. An interest should be paid for training and qualifying teachers in the field
of production and using of instruction media.
4. Making teachers aware of the importance of adapting the local environment
for the production and design of instructional media.
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