Download Ethiopian old Curriculum grade 9 biology Teacher's Guide PDF

Looking for the Ethiopian Old Curriculum Grade 9 Biology Teacher’s Guide PDF? This teacher’s guide, published by Ethiopia’s Ministry of Education (MoE), is specifically designed for Grade 9 Biology teachers using the old curriculum. It includes 6 units across 136 pages, providing structured lesson plans and classroom support aligned with the previous national standards. The guide systematically covers essential biology topics, helping teachers deliver clear and effective lessons. Available as a downloadable PDF (27.2 MB), it’s a handy resource for teachers working with Ethiopia’s old curriculum framework.

Teacher’s Guide Summary

• Country: Ethiopia
• Publisher: Ministry of Education (MoE)
• Published Year: 2010 (2002 E.C.)
• Subject: Biology
• Grade Level: Grade 9
• Curriculum type: Ethiopian Old Curriculum
• Book Type: Teacher’s Guide
• Total Units: 6 units
• Total Pages: 136
• File Size: 27.2 MB
• File Format: PDF

The book is written by Ann Fullick

The Grade 9 Biology Teacher’s Guide has 6 units. Each unit in this guide provides teachers with comprehensive content, classroom activities, and evaluation strategies to support learning outcomes in life sciences.

Unit 1: Biology and Technology

In this unit, teachers introduce the relationship between biology and technological development. It highlights how biological research has contributed to national progress, featuring renowned Ethiopian biologists and their achievements.

Unit 2: Cell Biology

This unit helps teachers explain the structure and function of cells using microscopes. It guides them to teach about cellular components, their environments, and the principles of cell biology foundational to understanding life processes.

Unit 3: Human Biology and Health

Teachers use this unit to guide students through essential human body systems. Topics include nutrition, the digestive, respiratory, circulatory systems, and cellular respiration. The unit also discusses health maintenance and introduces basic physiological functions.

Unit 4: Micro-organisms and Disease

This unit equips teachers to explain the role of microorganisms in health and disease. It covers the classification of microbes, the causes and prevention of diseases, and a focused section on HIV and AIDS awareness.

Unit 5: Classification

Here, teachers introduce the principles of biological classification. The unit explains the five-kingdom system, the importance of taxonomy, and how living organisms are grouped based on shared characteristics.

Unit 6: Environment

In this unit, teachers explore ecological principles, such as ecosystems, food chains, and energy flow. It includes discussions on recycling in nature, environmental adaptations, and a tree-growing project to connect learners with real-world conservation.