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1) The field trip was to Pusat Sains Negara, a science center in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia that aims to promote understanding and interest in science and technology through interactive exhibits and programs. 2) The science center has four exhibition galleries, an integrated management system, multimedia library, science lab, workshops, auditoriums and outdoor spaces focused on physical and biological sciences. 3) The objectives of the field trip were to increase students' interest in biology, expose them to biology-related careers, and enhance their actual knowledge of various science subjects.
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- 1. FIELD TRIP TO PUSAT SAINS NEGARA(PSN) HAFIEZAH BINTI AWANG SAAD SEP110012 NUR ZAKIAH BINTI BAHARI SEP110045 NURUL SYAHRINA BINTI SABRAN SEP110048
- 2. INTRODUCTION officially opened on 29 November 1996 by former Prime Minister Tun Dr Mahathir bin Mohamad. aim - to promote greater understanding and interest in science and technology. strategies to raise awareness, understanding and appreciation towards science and technology. 1. To provide the environment and facilities for the fun learning of science. 2. To provide interactive science exhibits. 3. To provide and organize interesting science programmed and activities. 4. To simplify the implementation of science and technology. 5. To publish science and technology literature. 6. To act as adviser on informal science learning Council of Scientific Research and Development (NCSRD) - objective of which is to create awareness and understanding of science and technology among Malaysians.
- 3. WHY WE CHOOSE PSN? exhibition galleries - environmental odyssey, pathways to discovery, future world and thinking machines. equipment : Integrated Management System (IBMS) and has a two-level exhibition gallery space multimedia library, a science lab, three workshops, two auditorium and a multipurpose hall. ecological landscape, herb garden and children's playground. focused on the physical and biological sciences as well as exhibits complement the gallery exhibition.
- 4. OBJECTIVES To increase the interest of students in science especially in biology To introduce the student with biology related occupation. To expose students with sciences branches. To increase the actual knowledge of the students in science
- 5. BENEFITS FROM THIS FIELD TRIP To enhance the interest of students in science especially in biology. Biology seem very hard to students because biology concepts are particularly difficult to the students. Yet, the students always rely on teachers to assess and teach them in learning biology. To introduce the students with biology related occupation. At Pusat Sains Negara, student can participate in the game named whodunit?. The game require a student to enter the crime scene and become investigator for the murder cases. So,student will get exposure about the forensic. To increase the actual knowledge of the students in science. Not only Biology, Pusat Sains Negara also provided the information and content about physics and chemistry.