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Priyanka. P
B.Ed Physical Science
Buddha College of Teacher education
Muthukulam
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INTRODUCTION
In many counties of the world, the primary school
curriculum bears little relation to that of fifty or so ago.
Then the subjects were reading, writing and arithmetic.
Now the curriculum is achieved much more as a whole.
The primary school curriculum has to a considerable
extent become integrated and a large number of good
primary school teachers posses a broad background,
which enables them to guide their pupils learning on a
variety of topics as often based as the surroundings of the
school.
However, secondary school curriculum generally
consists of a number of separate subjects having little or
no coordination between them. This may largely be due to
the training examination system which a strongly subject
bounded. An attempt has been made in recent years to
bring about an integrated curriculum which has helped to
bring various science subjects closer but no effort has
been made to consider other areas such as languages,
mathematics and social sciences.
The major aim of education is the unification of
knowledge erasing in different branches of learning to
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Correlation of science with other subjects
It is possible to correlate teaching of science with the
study of almost any other subject. It can be correlated
easily with mathematics.
a. Correlation with mathematics
Mathematics is considered as the mother of all sciences.
Knowledge of mathematics is essential for
understanding a topic in science. The solution of
practical problems physical measurements, graphs of
temperature, rainfall and pressure, laws of reflection
etc, all could be understand only with the help of
knowledge of mathematics.
b. Correlation between science and Geography
The teaching of science can be easily correlate with
geography. There a number of topics which are
common to science and geography? For example, the
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