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Effects of Two Problem-Solving Instructional Strategies on Students’ Achievement and Science Process Skills in Biology Practical
The prevailing poor performance of students in biology is linked to their poor involvement in practical activities in biology as well as teachers‘ use of instructional strategies that do not promote acquisition of science process skills. Many earlier studies on problem solving instructional strategi...
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