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What is the goal of science education at the secondary stage according to NCF 2005?

ATo prepare students for higher education in science.

BTo make learners 'scientifically literate'.

CTo encourage students to pursue careers in scientific research.

DTo teach students specific scientific facts and theories.

Answer:

B. To make learners 'scientifically literate'.

Read Explanation:

  • NCF 2005 states that the main objective of the science curriculum up to the secondary level is to make learners 'scientifically literate'.

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