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| Title: Evaluating science education in Pacific primary schools Author: Taylor, Neil, Kings, Clive Subject: | Science|Study and teaching|Evaluation Science|Study and teaching Curriculum evaluation|Oceania | Volume: Pacific Curriculum Network vol.7, no.1, 1998 Collation: 3; Abstract: This article includes a proposal which challenges science educators to reassess their thinking about the purpose of science education, to make science curricula more relevant, and to share resources and ideas.
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| Title: An evaluation of the new Basic Science materials for years 7 and 8 in Fiji's schools Author: Nathan, Subhashni Subject: | Science|Study and teaching|Evaluation Science|Study and teaching Science|Evaluation | Volume: Pacific Curriculum Network vol.7, no.1, 1998 Collation: 8; Abstract: A brief account of a small scale research project conducted by Subhashni Nathan.
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| Title: Adjusting a formal curriculum to meet an informal employment sector Author: Jones, Adele M.E. Subject: | Curriculum planning|Oceania | Volume: Pacific Curriculum Network vol.7, no.1, 1998 Collation: 10; Abstract: This article shows how curriculum planners can incorporate the teaching of micro-enterprise skills into formal school curriculum. This would also involve the school in developing authentic business activities. Ths status of people running small businesses would be raised and students would be better equipped to undertake such activities.
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| Title: Non-formal education in Fiji Author: Veramu, Joseph C. Subject: | Non-formal education|Fiji | Volume: Pacific Curriculum Network vol.7, no.1, 1998 Collation: 12; Abstract: [ Abstract not available ]
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| Title: Secondary school curriculum development in Pacific Island countries Author: Jowett, Christina P Subject: | Curriculum change|Oceania Curriculum planning|Oceania | Volume: Pacific Curriculum Network vol.7, no.1, 1998 Collation: 15; Abstract: The author takes a broad look at curricula in the Pacific, based on her experience as a UNESCO education consultant as well as her own teaching experience in Niue.
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| Title: Cultural values and some implications for classroom learning in the Pacific Author: Nabobo-Baba, Unaisi Subject: | Educational anthropology|Pacific Area Educational anthropology | Volume: Pacific Curriculum Network vol.7, no.1, 1998 Collation: 18; Abstract: This article discusses specific cultural values of indigenous Pacific Islanders which are antithetical to formal western schooling. This article is a 'must' for all teachers to understand and use Paciifc values to enhance students' learning in school.
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