Understanding the National Curriculum and Breaking Down Same into Weekly Scheme of Work to Ensure Completion

Pst. (Mrs). Grace Adanma Adegbenro (Nee Chidiadi)

doi:10.52589/BJELDP-RJCWS24O

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Understanding the National Curriculum and Breaking Down Same into Weekly Scheme of Work to Ensure Completion

British Journal of Education, Learning and Development Psychology

Vol. 4Issue 22021pp. 64–68Published 27 November 2021

DOI 10.52589/BJELDP-RJCWS24O

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Abstract:

This paper was aimed at identifying the importance of national curriculum in the development of educational in Nigeria. It further outlined the role of Syllabus, Scheme and Lesson plans in achieving quality education.

Keywords:Curriculum Syllabus Scheme of Work Lesson plan.

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