Management of
Science Teaching
Management of Science Teaching
It provides science teachers understanding on scientific
management concepts and skills regarding information and realities
in science teaching which includes planning, organizing, taking
action and controlling. Topics cover management of school, its
environment, possibilities encountered, programs, project, policy of
government and other entities, also formulation and dissemination of
rules, regulations, policy, as well as discipline, good governance, for
better school climate, management of lecture and strategies,
laboratory experiments, equipment and apparatuses, use of different
chemicals as well as proper research data management.
Management of Science Teaching
It provides science teachers understanding on scientific
management concepts and skills regarding information and realities
in science teaching which includes planning, organizing, taking
action and controlling. Topics cover management of school, its
environment, possibilities encountered, programs, project, policy of
government and other entities, also formulation and dissemination of
rules, regulations, policy, as well as discipline, good governance, for
better school climate, management of lecture and strategies,
laboratory experiments, equipment and apparatuses, use of different
chemicals as well as proper research data management.
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The Concept of Teaching
in Science
The Concept of Teaching in Science
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Views on Teaching
Teaching as a Profession
The Nature of Teaching
The Triad of Teaching
Essential Teaching Skills
Effective Teaching
Why Develop a Concept of Teaching
Keeping the Passion of Teaching
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The Learning Environment
The Learning Environment
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The School Facilities
The School Population
A Productive Classroom Atmosphere
Classroom Management and Discipline
Attributes of Effective Schools
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The Teacher
The Teacher
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An Induction Program
The “Total” Science Teacher
Professionalism
Effective Teachers
ABC of Desirable Teacher Attributes
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Approaches to Teaching
Approaches to Teaching
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Process Approach
Inquiry Approach
Constructive Approach
Reflective Teaching
Integrative Approach
Experiential Teaching
Team Teaching
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Innovative Teaching
Methods in Science
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Learning Resources in Science
Learning Resources in Science
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A. Learning Resources
Exhibits and Displays
Museums and Art Galleries
Mini-zoo, Pond and Aviary
A School Garden
Using Videos
Setting up a Reference Section
Conducting Field Trips
Linkages with the Community
Joining Interest Clubs
Holding Contests
Learning Resources in Science
B. Using Teaching Devices
C. Useful Teaching Devices
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Developing
Curriculum Guides in Science
Developing Curriculum Guides in Science
A. Preparing Instructional Objectives
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Cognitive Domain
Affective Domain
Psychomotor Domain
Developing Curriculum Guides in Science
B. Developing Instructional Guides
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Daily Lesson Plan
Course Syllabus
Individual Teaching Unit
Self Instructional Modules
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Assessment Techniques
in Science
Assessment Techniques in Science
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Assessment
Measurement
Evaluation
Trends in Assessment
Objectives to be Assessed
Types of Assessment Methods
Planning Other Types
Assessing Student Behavior
Observing Teacher Behavior
Classroom Assessment
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Professional Growth and
Advancement in Science
Professional Growth and Advancement in Science
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The Drive for Advancement
A Welcomed Opportunity
Productive Endeavors
Professional Growth Activities