Draft Primary Curriculum Framework - NCCA
strong foundatoi n for teaching and learning . Among the curriculum’s many successes have been children’s enjoyment of learning and teachers’ increased use of active learning methodologies, as well as improved attainment levels in reading, mathematics and science as evidenced in national and international assessments .
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