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Notes - Darasa la Tatu - SAYANSI na TEKNOLOJIA - Sura Zote

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 NOTES FOR STANDARD THREE


SAYANSI NA TEKNOLOJIA

Swahili Medium

Utasoma Notes katika mfumo wa PDF

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SURA 1 - 2


SURA 3 - 4


SURA 5 - 6


SURA 7 - 8


SURA 9 - 11



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TIE (Tanzania Institute of Education)






The Importance of Science Education in our Schools

 

We are surrounded by technology and the products of science every day. Public policy decisions that affect every aspect of our lives are based in scientific evidence. And, of course, the immensely complex natural world that surrounds us illustrates infinite scientific concepts. As children grow up in an increasingly technologically and scientifically advanced world, they need to be scientifically literate to succeed.

 

These are importance of Education Science in schools:

 

1. Cultivates A Passion for Learning

The fascination of discovering how the sun sets to the east, why the sky is blue, how fish breathe in wat, and other amazing everyday events is naturally intriguing. Science stimulates the natural curiosity that drives learners and inspires them to discover the mysteries of the world around them. An approach that is hands-on draws the attention of many. The chance to demonstrate the concepts of science in person can inspire a love of learning.

 

2. Uplifts Many Disciplines

To be able to comprehend science, it is necessary to have knowledge of other subjects of study. For instance, understanding mathematical concepts is a crucial necessity that can be useful for quantitative and qualitative analysis. Scientific methodology is built on technical abilities like the careful study of what is happening around you as well as being able to carry out controlled experiments. The presentation of results in scientific reports is a way to teach the value of thoroughness and objectivity.

 

3. Knowledge

Teaching science offers students an opportunity to increase their overall understanding of how and why things work. Science teaches children about the world around them. From the human body to methods of transportation, science can explain the mechanics and reasons behind complex systems. This knowledge can be used to understand new concepts, make informed decisions and pursue new interests. Additionally, because science can provide tactile or visible proof of many facts, we see on tv and in books, children and teenagers can increase their understanding and retain information better.

 

4. Problem Solving Skills

Children can develop a healthy dose of scepticism from studying science. Science also instils a sense of intrigue that allows students to understand and form questions based on the knowledge they gained. Many students find science inspiring and interesting and, thus, pursue new scientific interests. Science can give children the belief that they can help solve the world’s problems, which is a great thing. Science instils the ability to think logically and solve problems. Almost everything you see is because individuals had a question and used their knowledge of science to solve it.

 

5. Boost Critical Thinking

Concepts in science typically start with an idea and then an experiment that proves the idea using scientific techniques and analyses. The scientific method outlines a logical approach to new topics, ensuring that students are able to connect theoretical and practical work. Understanding the connection between the theories and research has advantages that are applicable to all disciplines and areas of life. Like gas to a stove, science provides the energy that accelerates young minds to peak performance.

 

6. Technology

Science teaches the basics of how certain devices work. This helps children develop ideas of their own and possibly invent new technology in the future. Knowing how telescopes, microscopes, and other laboratory devices work can help you examine objects and determine the differences. This basic knowledge of technology also assists in fixing minor problems in electronic objects at home.








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