The Secondary Science Package. What is INTERACTIVE SCIENCE ? A series that caters to Sec 1 & 2 SEN(A), Sec 1 & 2 N(T) and Sec 3 & 4 N(T) Written in compliance.

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The Secondary Science Package

What is INTERACTIVE SCIENCE ? A series that caters to Sec 1 & 2 SEN(A), Sec 1 & 2 N(T) and Sec 3 & 4 N(T) Written in compliance with the latest MOE syllabus for secondary science

Incorporates the MOE initiatives of National Education, Thinking Skills and Information Technology Integrates Critical, Creative and Self- regulated Thinking into the learning of science What is INTERACTIVE SCIENCE ?

Components in INTERACTIVE SCIENCE Sec 1 & 2 SEN (A) 1 Textbook 1 Workbook 2 Practical Books Teacher’s Editions Sec 1 & 2 N (T) 1 Textbook 2 Activity Books Teacher’s Editions

Sec 3/4 N(T) Core 1 Textbook 2 Activity Books Teacher’s Editions Sec 3/4 N(T) Options 1 Textbook 1 Activity Book Teacher’s Editions Components in INTERACTIVE SCIENCE

Approach in INTERACTIVE SCIENCE Help pupils in their cognitive process by: Using annotated diagrams

Using common examples & daily experiences Asking questions at intervals (in the form of features or even within text)

Approach in INTERACTIVE SCIENCE Provide pupils opportunities to review by features such as: Do You Know?

Try This! Test Yourself Think About This Review and Explore

Approach in INTERACTIVE SCIENCE Help students/teachers to pinpoint the focus by: Having Specific Instructional Objectives/Learning Outcomes

Incorporating summary of important concepts

Approach in INTERACTIVE SCIENCE Encouraging pupils to think creatively and critically by: Think Tank (Open-ended questions)

Exploring activities (project-based learning and IT-based exercises)

Approach in INTERACTIVE SCIENCE Infusing cooperative learning and IT by: Having Exploring activities (project- based learning exercises and IT-based exercises)

Having Science Tidbits (Interesting and useful information but not for exams)

Approach in INTERACTIVE SCIENCE Infusing National Education where appropriate identified by NE icon

Approach in INTERACTIVE SCIENCE Workbooks, Activity Books & Practical Books: Aims of experiments clearly stated Materials and Apparatus listed Review Questions provided in Workbooks or Activity books