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Science

Course Title: Integrated Science

Level: Junior & Senior Secondary School
Duration: Full Academic Year (3 terms)
Goal: To introduce students to the fundamental concepts of Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and Earth Science, fostering scientific curiosity and analytical thinking.

Science

Course Outline

Junior Secondary (JSS1–JSS3)

  1. Introduction to Science

    • Meaning, branches, safety, and careers in science

  2. Living and Non-Living Things

    • Characteristics, classification, cell structure

  3. Matter and Its Properties

    • States, changes, elements, compounds, mixtures

  4. Measurement

    • Mass, volume, time, temperature

  5. Energy

    • Forms, sources, uses

  6. Environment

    • Components, pollution, conservation

  7. Human Health and Nutrition

    • Balanced diet, diseases, first aid

Senior Secondary (SS1–SS3)

Split into:

  • Biology

    • Cell biology, ecology, genetics, human body systems

  • Chemistry

    • Atomic structure, chemical reactions, acids & bases

  • Physics

    • Motion, force, electricity, waves, energy

  • Further Integration

    • Practical sessions, science projects, debates

Prerequisites

  • Completion of primary school science basics

  • Interest in experimentation and logical reasoning

  • Ability to work in teams and follow lab safety guidelines

Resources

  • Textbooks:

    • Basic Science for Junior Secondary by NERDC

    • Modern Biology, Chemistry, and Physics (Senior Level)

  • Tools:

    • Lab kits, digital microscopes, thermometers, measuring cylinders

  • E-Learning:

    • Access to CCA's E-Library

    • Interactive quizzes on the E-Exam platform

  • Supplementary:

    • YouTube Science Channels (e.g., Crash Course, Amoeba Sisters)

    • Science journals and news from reputable sources

Stats & Performance Metrics

  • Average Student Score (2024): 78%

  • National Science Competition Wins: 3 (Taraba State)

  • Science Fair Participation Rate: 85%

  • Student Interest in Science Careers: 62% (based on internal survey)