Social Studies, JSS 1, Week 3 Topic: Unsolicited Civic Responsibilities and Obligations of a Citizen Contents: The meaning of Unsolicited obligations Examples of unsolicited civic obligations Duties of community to its citizens Meaning of Unsolicited obligations Unsolicited duties/obligations are the duties that we perform out of our sense of fair play and because we feel that
JSS 1 Civic Education Topic: Contentment Content – Meaning Attributes of contentment Importance of contentment Effects of lack of contentment Contentment Contentment simply means a state of being happy and satisfied with
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Religious Intolerance Religious Intolerance, is when a group (e.g., a society, religious group, non-religious group) specifically refuses to tolerate practices, persons or beliefs on religious grounds. This is an unwillingness to accept different religious beliefs. Refusing to acknowledge and support the right of individuals to have their own beliefs and related legitimate practices. Also, the
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SS 3 Civic Education Topic: Constitutional Democracy Contents – What is Democracy? What Is Constitutional Democracy? Types Of Constitutional Democracy Merits of constitutional Democracy Demerits of constitutional Democracy The key concepts
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Civic Education JSS1 Week 4 Topic : Self Reliance Content: Meaning of Self Reliance Attributes and Basis of Self Reliance Benefits of Self Reliance Processes of Identifying, Nurturing and Perfecting Talents and Skills How to Nurture the Identified Talent Consequences of Wasted talents and Underdeveloped Skills Possible Areas of Specialisation for Talent Discoveries A. Self
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I like you to understand that in thinking about how to effectively manage money, the first thing to consider is saving and this means every time you get some money, either as a gift or an allowance from your parents or relatives, it is important that you set aside some of that money for yourself.
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CONSTITUTED AUTHORITY A Constituted Authority refers to the different forms of Leadership established for the smooth running of the society. In every society, there are groups, associations, schools, government and business organizations that are composed of different groups of people. Each of these organizations have leaders and these leaders are referred to as Constituted Authority.
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Human rights are basic rights and privileges of citizens in a country as enshrined in the constitution. They are rights and freedoms in which every human being is entitled to irrespective of colour, language, race, age, sex, or geographical location. These rights and privileges were declared in 1789. Fundamental Human Rights They are written in
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Civic Education Topic: Popular Participation Contents: Meaning of Popular participation Mode of Popular participation Traditional and modern means of Popular participation Forms of Popular Participation Factors Affecting Popular Participation Popular Participation The term, ‘participation’ means
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Topic: Attributes Of Honesty -Meaning -Attributes -Benefits and Importance. What Is Honesty? Honesty can be defined as the act of being truthful to yourself,others and being straightforward in whatever we do.Honesty refers to a facet of moral character and connotes positive and virtuous attributes such as integrity, truthfulness, and straightforwardness, including straightforwardness of conduct, along
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