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Teachers' instruction and evaluation needs in imparting basic social studies knowledge at the primary school level: implications for teacher training
The study sought to establish the instructional and evaluation needs of Social Studies practising teachers in Oyo State, Nigeria. It also investigated whether there were age, sex, teaching experience and professional training differences in the teachers' needs. Two hundred and seventy three teacher...
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