Basic Technology For JSS1 – JSS3 Lesson Notes (Introductory Technology)
Welcome to the Basic Technology lesson notes for JSS1 to JSS3 students. This subject introduces students to foundational concepts in technology, engineering, and design.
The lessons align with the curriculum for Nigerian schools, ensuring students grasp essential skills needed for further education and career paths in technology-related fields.
Topics covered include:
Introduction to basic technology concepts
Understanding materials and tools
Design processes and practical applications
Basic principles of electrical circuits
Safety measures in handling technology tools
Whether you’re a student or a teacher, these lesson notes provide the perfect foundation for understanding Introductory Technology in JSS1 to JSS3.
See Basic Technology lesson notes for JSS1 to JSS3. Understand key concepts in technology and design, ideal for Nigerian secondary school students.
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