, Question 1
1.1:
Resource development is the systematic process of identifying
educational needs and then creating, curating, and optimising
instructional materials. This process ensures that the resources
align with curriculum standards and support diverse learner
profiles, thereby enhancing teaching and learning experiences.
Resource development is a systematic, iterative process in which
educators identify learning gaps and needs, then create, curate,
and fine‐ tune instructional materials to support teaching and
learning. This process not only involves designing new resources
but also adapting existing materials to meet curriculum standards
and the varied needs of learners.
1.2: List THREE examples of natural materials used in
resource development.
Examples of natural materials include:
timber (wood),
soil,
and water.
1.1:
Resource development is the systematic process of identifying
educational needs and then creating, curating, and optimising
instructional materials. This process ensures that the resources
align with curriculum standards and support diverse learner
profiles, thereby enhancing teaching and learning experiences.
Resource development is a systematic, iterative process in which
educators identify learning gaps and needs, then create, curate,
and fine‐ tune instructional materials to support teaching and
learning. This process not only involves designing new resources
but also adapting existing materials to meet curriculum standards
and the varied needs of learners.
1.2: List THREE examples of natural materials used in
resource development.
Examples of natural materials include:
timber (wood),
soil,
and water.
