ADAPTABILITY
Adaptability can be defined as the ability to adjust oneself to different conditions in the environment. It is the ability of an individual to respond to changes in its environment… Read More »ADAPTABILITY
Adaptability can be defined as the ability to adjust oneself to different conditions in the environment. It is the ability of an individual to respond to changes in its environment… Read More »ADAPTABILITY
Culture can be defined as the total way of life of a particular group of people in a society. TYPES OF CULTURE Material culture Non-material culture Material Culture:- This are… Read More »Uniqueness of Nigeria Culture
Skills and behaviors that enhance abstinence Decision making:- A heart just like Joseph that says “for me to do this and sin against God, God forbid” should be the watchword… Read More »Abstinence II
Abstinence is a deliberate decision not to engage in any form of sexual intercourse. Abstinence is the act of abstening from all forms of sexual practices such as kissing, carasing,… Read More »Abstinence I
Parents should rise to their responsibilities in proper upbringing of their children in love. Good leadership:- Political leaders should be a good example to the citizen, they must not be… Read More »Ways of solving common social problems in Nigeria
Common social problems in Nigeria are:
(1) Kidnapping
(2) Armed robbery
(3) Corruption
(4) Examination malpractices
(5) Prostitutions
Socialization is a process of learning acceptable behaviours of the society in which one lives. Agents of Socialization Family The school Peer groups The mass media Religious groups Voluntary organization… Read More »Safety clubs as an agent of socialization
Safety needs and measures in home, school and work environment. Safety is a situation which prevents any form of injury while performing any activities. Safety is a precaution against injury… Read More »ROLES IN PROMOTING SAFETY IN OUR COMMUNITY
Harmful Substances refers to contaminated Foods and drugs which are unfit for human consumption. Consumption of such food and drink can become poisons in the body and lead to death… Read More »Health Issues | Examples, Preventions, & Harmful Substances
What is accident? Accident is the sudden occurrence of an unpleasant event which causes injury on an Individual or a group of people. Accident are always unplanned for and always… Read More »Accident in Schools | Forms, Preventions, & Steps Taken
Gender stereotype is the misconception or myth that people have about a particular sex or gender or the belief on attitudinal display of a particular gender.
Gender simply refers to the sex of an individual that is male or female and roles the society assigned to it. Gender is the sum of cultural values, attitudes roles,… Read More »Gender: Meaning, Roles, Similarities & Examples
What is a family? The family is the smallest unit of a social Organization. It exists in every society. According to the Sociologist a family is a group of people… Read More »Family: Functions, Advantages & Unit of the Society
The followings are some of the conditions for marriage Physical Maturity Psychological Maturity Sociological Stability Financial Readiness Importance of Marriage in the Society Reduces immoral practices in the Society: –… Read More »Marriage: Conditions, Importance, Challenges, Problems & Solutions
What is marriage? Marriage is the legalized coming together of a man and a woman to live as husband and wife. It is a legal relationship which exist between two… Read More »Marriage: Meaning, types, forms & Purpose
Meaning of religion: Religion is an organized collection of belief system where humanity relates to divinity or spirituality. It is also an outward expression of belief in God or a… Read More »CULTURE AND SOCIAL VALUES
The word “values” has so many meaning, depending on the context it is used. In ordinary usage, values has to do with the monetary and non-monetary worth of a thing.… Read More »VALUES
Meaning of Economic Institution: An economic institutions is an agency which engages in the process of production, distribution and consumption of goods and services in the society. Economic institutions include,… Read More »ECONOMIC INSTITUTIONS
MANUFACTURING It may be described as the transformation of raw materials such as agricultural, mineral, water and forest resources into arbcles or commodities for trade or human consumption. Manufacturing is… Read More »ECONOMIC REFORM MEASURES II
Coal under domestic use can generate energy in the form of heat and light which are used for cooking. Greater quantity of coal can be used to generate more heat energy to convert water into steam power in order to produce electricity e.g. the Orji river power station uses. Coal for the generation of its electrical energy.