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I. RATIONALE
Secondary school students are naturally curious, which makes science an ideal subject for them
to learn. Science allows students to explore their world and discover new things. It is also an active
subject, containing activities such as hands-on- labs and experiments. This makes science well-suited
to active younger children. Science is an important part of the foundation for education for all
children. (Jessica Cook, eHow)
Science teaches children necessary skills that they can use in other areas of their lives.
Kidsource.com reports, “Early experiences in science help children develop problem-solving skills and
motivate them toward a lifelong interest in the natural world.”
Consequently, science is included as a core element in elementary and secondary levels despite
conceptual complexity and high cost of implementation. (Batomalaque, 2009) Another justification for
the inclusion of science in school curricula is that all citizens need to achieve a degree of “scientific
literacy” to enable them to participate effectively as citizens in modern societies.
Studies indicate however, that many of our Filipino learners are not attaining functional literacy, without
which they find it too difficult to meet the challenges posed by our rapidly changing world.
II. Objectives
III. Interventions
Prepared by:
ROWENA M. MALAJOS
Grade 7 Science Teacher
SARAH M. RECTO
Grade 7 Science Teacher
Noted:
MADONNA Z. CABALLERO
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