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Discover how science education can integrate cultural heritage to enhance students' scientific literacy with Development of an Ethnoscience-Based Science Teaching Module to Enhance Students' Science Literacy. This innovative book bridges the gap between traditional knowledge and modern scientific principles, combining cutting-edge teaching strategies with the richness of Mandar local wisdom to create a truly unique learning experience. Through the exploration of cultural practices such as the preparation of Bau Peapi, the crafting of Golla Mamingga, and the role of traditional Mandar musical instruments like the kecaping and rebana, this book equips educators with practical tools to foster curiosity and critical thinking among students. Ideal for educators, researchers, and advocates of contextual science education, this book provides: A comprehensive framework for implementing ethnoscience-based teaching methods. Effective strategies to boost students' engagement and science literacy. A deep dive into Mandar's rich cultural traditions and their scientific relevance. Transform the way science is taught with this powerful approach that honors cultural heritage while driving innovation and fostering a deeper understanding of science.