The Use of Instructional Materials in Teaching: A Challenge to Islamic Studies Teachers
Journal Title: Scholars Journal of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences - Year 2017, Vol 5, Issue 7
Abstract
Modern method of teaching is increasing becoming difficult in view of the divergence of the characteristic of leaners and the requirement for modern technology. The task is even more herculean in Islamic Studies with critical limitations enshrined by religious limitations. Thus the use of instructional materials become quite handy in driving teaching and learning successfully enjoyable. This paper explains the use and importance of using instructional materials in teaching Islamic Studies at grammar and secondary schools. Keywords: Instructional Materials, Islamic Studies, Teaching, Teachers.
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Dr. Amina Muhammad Sani
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