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Introduction

Practical sessions have been recognised as central in

science education [1-4,7].

Practical sessions play a significant role in science

education, allowing students to apply the knowledge

delivered through lectures [5].

McDonnell

et al.

worked on developing practical

chemistry skills by means of student-driven problem

based learning mini-project [6].

This research focused on the role of Chemistry practical

work when shifted from a lecturer-centred approach to a

student-centred approach.