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The promotion of thinking in selected lower secondary science classrooms in Trinidad and Tobago: Implications for teachers' education
(School of Education, UWI, St. Augustine, 2007)
This article reports on a study into the levels of thinking promoted in selected lower secondary science classrooms in Trinidad and Tobago. Twenty-seven teachers, 10 of whom were professionally certified, were observed ...
Teachers' experiences in the implementation of the technology education curriculum in one secondary school in the St. George East District in Trinidad
(2012-04-23)
This study sought to examine the facilitating and inhibiting factors that affected teachers during the implementation of the technology education curriculum at a secondary school in Trinidad and Tobago. It also sought to ...
Lower secondary science teaching and learning: Teachers' characteristics and perspectives
(School of Education, UWI, St. Augustine, 2003-12)
This study sought to gain a fuller understanding of the characteristics of the teachers engaged in teaching science at the lower secondary level in schools in Trinidad and Tobago, as well as some of the perspectives of ...
Lower secondary science teaching and learning: An inventory of science apparatus and materials: Summary report
(School of Education, UWI, St. Augustine, 2004)
This is a summary of the results of a survey of the apparatus and materials to support lower secondary science in 54 of the 115 schools that existed at the time the research was undertaken. The sample reflects approximately ...
Lower secondary science teaching and learning: Teachers' characteristics and perspectives: Summary report
(School of Education, UWI, St. Augustine, 2004)
This is a summary of the findings of a study that sought to gain a fuller understanding of the characteristics of the teachers engaged in teaching science at the lower secondary level in schools in Trinidad and Tobago, as ...
Revisiting the SEMP Curriculum
(Daily Express, 2004-02)
This article reflects on the author's hopes and expectations for the new phase of curriculum reform in the Secondary Education Modernisation Programme (SEMP) in Trinidad and Tobago