SCHEME OF WORK FOR CIVIC EDUCATION JSS 3
1. Illiteracy- meaning, causes, consequences and solutions
2. Right Attitude to Work- meaning, attributes, rewards and consequences of not having the right attitude to work
3. Negative Behaviour- meaning, effects and ways of promoting positive behavioural changes
4. National Population Census- meaning, importance and
problems
Tag: Civic Education
SCHEME OF WORK FOR CIVIC EDUCATION JSS 1
SCHEME OF WORK FOR CIVIC EDUCATION JSS 1
1 Value definition
2 Meaning and objective
3 Values meaning and importance
4 Levels of manifestation of value individual and society level
5 IST C. A. T
6 Factors that Promote Good Value System
7 Types of values honesty: meaning and attributes
8 Benefits of honesty and consequences of dishonesty
CIVIC EDUCATION (CIVIC) SSS 3 SCHEME OF WORK
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SCHEME OF WORK FOR CIVIC EDUCATION SSS 1
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FEDERALISM
Post Views: 847 FEDERALISM This is a system of government in which political powers in a country are shared between…
CONSTITUTION
Post Views: 673 CONSTITUTION A Constitution of a country is the whole body of fundamental laws or rules that guides…
THE CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION
Post Views: 659 THE CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION The civil service commission is an independent body set up by the government…
CITIZENSHIP
Post Views: 535 CITIZENSHIP Citizenship is the state of being a citizen. It also means the state of having rights…
HUMAN RIGHTS
Post Views: 522 HUMAN RIGHTS Human rights are basic or fundamental rights that citizens of a country must enjoy. These…
CIVIL SOCIETY
Post Views: 426 CIVIL SOCIETY Civil society is the arena outside of the family, the state and the market where…
CIVIL SERVICE
Post Views: 431 CIVIL SERVICE The civil service is a department in the executive arm of government which is responsible…
RULE OF LAW
Post Views: 432 RULE OF LAW Rule of Law is the Principle that law (as administered by the ordinary courts)…
REPRESENTATIVE DEMOCRACY
REPRESENTATIVE DEMOCRACY
Representative Democracy is a system of government in which people elect those that will rule over them in government. It is also a government in the majority of the people. Examples of countries that practice this system include: Ghana, Nigeria, Liberia, South Africa, U.S.A, Britain, France, Germany, Brazil, etc.
TIERS OF GOVERNMENT
TIERS OF GOVERNMENT
Government is defined as an agency that carries out the functions or business of the state. It is an institution through which the state or country is ruled.
The organs of government include the legislative (law making); the executive (enforcement of law); and the judiciary (interpretation of law).
FEDERATION (REASONS FOR ADOPTION)
FEDERATION (REASONS FOR ADOPTION)
A federation/federalism is a system of government in which powers of government are shared between two levels of government. Both the central and the component units.
Reasons why countries adopt federal system of government:
TYPES OF CONSTITUTIONS
TYPES OF CONSTITUTIONS
The various types of constitutions include:
Written Constitution: These are the laws of the country that are found in a single document (book) at a particular time. E.g. Nigeria 1999 constitution.
Unwritten constitution: This is when all the important law of a country are found in many documents (but not in a single document). The Great Britain operations an unwritten constitution.
Flexible Constitution: This is when the process of amending a constitution is not difficult/complicated.
CONSTITUTION (DEFINITION/SOURCES/IMPORTANCE)
CONSTITUTION (DEFINITION/SOURCES/IMPORTANCE)
A constitution means a set of rules and regulations that guides the behavior of the state and its citizens. It also means a set of laws, principles, rules and regulations which determines how a country is ruled or governed.
Every community, organisation or society has some rules and regulations that guide the activities/behaviours of their members. So also in the class, school, state and the country at large. However, all these rules are made by the people who come together to provide/make the law o as to make the society stable and also promote peace and development.
EFFECTS OF ROAD ACCIDENT
EFFECTS OF ROAD ACCIDENT
Accident can be defined as a sudden occurrence that causes injury on the victims/road users. It can also cause damage to the vehicles or properties
There are three categories of accidents.
Fatal accident – when life is lost
Serious accident – when there are injuries
Minor accident – when there are no injuries
SOCIAL ISSUES (TRAFFIC RULES)
OCIAL ISSUES (TRAFFIC RULES)
Traffic means the movement of air – crafts, ships and vehicles from place to another. It also means the movement of people and goods from one place to another through the aid of vehicles, ships, trains and air-crafts.
Traffic rules and regulations are laws governing the movement of people and goods, vehicles, ships, trains and air crafts. When people obey the rules guiding traffic, accidents will be reduced on our roads.