FrimThom Integrated Science for Senior High Schools
A textbook and study manual for high school integrated science (English Edition)
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About the Book
The diversity of teaching skills and methods as applied in the classroom mostly results in the variation in understanding on the part of the learner. Not having a clear-cut material for teaching also puts pressure on the teacher when it comes to gathering information to deliver in the classroom. Having a more simplified and straightforward text material without compromising on value of content is the main aim of this book. Materials are well selected to make learning and teaching easier for the user of this book. The senior high school student is the main targeted end user of this book. However, it can also serve as a reference material for other levels of learning. The content is based on the Ghanaian and West African syllabus for senior high education. This integrated science textbook has its content organized in sections, units, and academic year. Year 1 content provides foundation tutoring. Year 2 is built on the content of year 2; likewise, year 3 has its content built on that of year 2. This approach renders a vertical upward systematic approach to learning that enables the learner to build upon previous knowledge. Reference materials, tables, charts, and units are also provided to assist the learner in doing research or performing experiments. It is our hope that this textbook will satisfy teachers and learners at the senior high level of education in the area of integrated science (comprising of basic biology, physics, chemistry, agriculture, and indigenous technology).
About the Author
Brief Biography Emmanuel Yaw Frimpong is an educationist, production engineer, and software developer. Thomas Kofi Arboh is educationist, administrator, and project developer. The two authors for this book are brothers. Both are teachers specializing in the area of science, mathematics, and technology education in the junior and senior high level of education in Ghana. Apart from their teaching profession, they are amateur astronomers and have advance certificates in oil and gas management. They own an NGO that promotes education in Ghana and West Africa. They have been in the educational field for almost eighteen years at the time of writing this book.