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This document contains instructions and assignments for a biology education course. It warns that plagiarism will result in zero marks and outlines the assignment submission deadlines of February 2nd and March 2nd. Assignment 1 contains 5 questions about defining science, differentiating educational aims and objectives, teaching approaches for biology, audiovisual aids, and creating a biology lesson plan. Assignment 2 also contains 5 questions focused on practical activities in biology labs, defining and types of evaluation, cell structure and division, human body systems, and ecosystems. Students are instructed to write at least 1200 words for each response and avoid irrelevant information.
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