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Nemadziva, B., Cole, C. and Sexton, S. (2025) Using Science Communication Strategies to Close the Resource Gap in Under-Resourced Schools: A Design-Based Study Focusing on Rural Schools in South Africa. Research in Science Education, 55, 1643-1663.
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• TITLE: Research on Strategies for Enhancing Primary School Science Education in Africa Based on Innovative Teaching Resources: A Case Study of Tanzania

  AUTHORS: Shitian Shen, Xiaoyan Lu, Jiaying Chen, Qian Li

  KEYWORDS: Science Education, Primary School, Tanzania, Project-Based Learning, Education Enhancement Strategies

  JOURNAL NAME: Open Access Library Journal, Vol.13 No.3, March 17, 2026

  ABSTRACT: Taking Tanzania as an example, this paper systematically analyzes the current situation and challenges of primary school science education in Africa through questionnaires and interviews. The study points out that the lack of teaching resources, limited professional knowledge of teachers, and low learning interest among students are the core issues currently facing primary school science education in Africa. In response to these problems, this paper innovatively proposes specific strategies for introducing innovative teaching resources and Project-Based Learning. By combining questionnaire data and interview records, it demonstrates the feasibility and effectiveness of these strategies in improving the quality of primary school science education in Tanzania, providing a scientific basis and practical reference for science education in Africa.