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born 1943 Nigeria

Eunice Okeke (born in 17 July, 1943) is a science educator. She is a professor in the department of science education, University of Nigeria, Nsukka.

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Finally, providing science and technology education for every citizen is a fulfillment of fundamental human rights just as the case with EFA.

In other words, science has helped to dispel superstition and unfounded beliefs which are inimical to progress and development.

The definitions you offer would greatly depend on your level of exposure.

The curriculum of the science subjects especially at the secondary school level have been found to be overloaded with content that are largely irrelevant.

Students who are taught science by non- professional teachers, or poorly trained teachers, or poorly motivated teachers end up with negative attitude to science education.

It is important to note that every society has some tradition of science and technology being that each society is successfully inhabiting one part of the earth.

I have not only refreshed your mind on the importance of science in development but tried to impress it on you that science education be considered a priority for all citizens.

Teaching is simply, a process of carrying out series of planned activities and interactions with learners with sole aim of bringing about learning in the form of acquisition of knowledge, abilities, skills as well as changes in attitude.

This image of science is false. Scientific activities are not mysterious but understandable being that it involves the simple process of objectively seeking answers to problems posed by nature involving activities which can be carried out, in or outside a laboratory.

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Quotes and notes from Wikiquote: Eunice Okeke (page history), available under CC BY-SA 4.0.