I personally dread book reviewing; this is because it involves a description, critical analysis and evaluation on the quality, meaning and significance of a book. It does not mean retelling the book, it is neither a book report nor summary but it focuses on the book’s purpose, content and authority. Reviewing a book is not
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Civic Education, JSS 1 Week Topic: Democracy Contents: Meaning of Democracy Types of Democracy Places of Popular Participation Characteristics of Democracy How Democracy works Democracy Democracy can be defined as a government of the people, by the people and for the people in ordinary terms. Democracy is a system of government in which all the
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Uncountable numbers of erudite, professionals and philosophers have argued that parental styles of most families nowadays are indifferent, indulgent, neglective and authoritarian; and that these have been associated with student’s social and academic incompetence on campus. most parents are said to be pre-occupied with their jobs so much that there is little or no
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I can remember vividly as if it was yesterday, my entire activities in the higher institution of learning usually coined “Campus Experience”. This experience is gathered throughout one’s entire stay on campus depending on the number of years attracted to one’s course of study. It encompasses not only academic struggles but also moral, religious, political,
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There are good writers and bad writers. ‘Clean’ writers and ‘dirty’ writers. Those such as Ernest Hemingway, Raymond Chandler, Dashiel Hammett, George Orwell, Elmore Leonard, Eric Ambler, Mark Timlin and Ross Macdonald wrote ‘clean’ prose. I won’t bother listing any of the other kind. Practically every bad writer you come across will be a ‘dirty’
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Writing a poem is all about observing the world within you or around you. You can write about anything, from love to the rusty gate at the old farm. As long as you are enjoying it or finding a release of tension through it, you’re on the right track. Steps Read and listen to poetry.
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It is no gainsaying that tens need to understand their career path and the most resourceful people to help in this process are the parents. The truth remains that if Teens can get it right at their age, the future is got no choice but to be bright. Parents must make efforts to help their
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JSS 1 Civic Education First Term Week 8 Topic: Promoting National Unity Content – The means of promoting national unity How individuals can promote national unity Promoting National Unity Promoting national unity is the work of everybody in the country, the government and individual should be involved in the means of promoting national unity. Establishment
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Topic: How Employment Can Alleviate Poverty Content- Meaning of employment Ways by which employment can alleviate poverty Employment Employment is a situation where a person who is willing and able to work gets a befitting work to do. It is the act of been gainfully employed either by public, private parastatals or by one-self (self
JSS 3 Civic Education First Term Week 3 Topic- Protection of Human Right Content Meaning of Human Right Types of Human Right Human Rights Human rights are privileges that every citizens of a nation must enjoy. The government is the sole protector of human right, if human rights are not protected by the government, many
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