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Classwork Exercise and Series (Government-SS3): Local Government Administration

Government, SS 3 Week: 3 Topic: Local Government Administration The evolution of local government system in Nigeria could be traceable to the Great Britain municipalities’ form of local government. This system which was introduced in Lagos, Port Harcourt, Enugu, etc had similar responsibilities with that obtainable in Britain. This is a multiple system of local

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Identification of Ceramics, Plastics and Rubber

Basic Technology, JSS 1, Week: 9 Topic:Identification of Ceramics, Plastics and Rubber Contents Ceramics Plastics Ruber Many kitchens and household containers are made from clay and cement. These include cooking pots, water pots, etc. Clay and mud are also used in some places to make houses. The items made clay and mud are called ceramics.

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Classwork Exercise and Series (Biology-SS1): Teenage Pregnancy

Biology, SS 1, Week: 7 Topic: Teenage Pregnancy Introduction Teenage pregnancy is pregnancy in human females under the age of 20 at the time that the pregnancy ends. A pregnancy can take place in a pubertal female before marriage, which signals the possibility of fertility, but usually occurs after marriage Teenage pregnancy is defined as

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Classwork Exercise and Series (Basic Science-JSS2): AIR POLLUTION

Week 3 Topic: Air Pollution Meaning of Air Pollution Air pollution is the process of making air unsuitable for breathing by both plants and animals. Air-borne solids that pollute the air include, dust released by industrial process, lead dust e.g. lead (II) bromide is released from the exhaust pipes of moving engines using leaded petrol.

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Classwork Series and Exercises {Basic Science – JSS1}DISEASE PREVENTION (CLEAN WATER)

Basic Science JSS 1 Week 9 Topic: Disease Prevention (Clean Water) Introduction This refers to the ways by which the spread of diseases is reduced or eradicated. It also deals with the strict and careful measures we adopt to ensure healthy living. Water-Borne Diseases Water-borne diseases are those diseases that are spread through water medium.

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Classwork Exercise and Series (Government- SS1): Indirect Rule

Indirect Rule Indirect rule is a system of administration in which the British colonial government adopted as its colonial policy in dealing with the people by using the traditional rulers, the traditional political institutions while the British officials mainly advised and where necessary, enforced colonial regulations. Indirect Rule in Northern Nigeria One of the reasons

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Classwork Series and Exercises {Basic Science – JSS1}: Satellites

Week 3 Topic: Satellites Introduction In space, it is often difficult to decide which is the “satellite” in a pair of bodies. This is because all objects that have mass (quantity of matter in a body) are affected by gravity. The motion of the primary object is also affected by the satellite. Meaning of Satellite

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Parents: Talk to Your Child About Sex, Help Your Teen Make Responsible Choices

It is normally tough to talk to your children about something as personal and serious as the topic of sex. Before you have this conversation, you’ll need to accept that. But, there are also things that can go wrong and make the talk even tougher. Here are a few, and what you can do about

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Classwork Series and Exercises { Physics SS3}: AC IN RESISTOR, INDUCTOR AND CAPACITOR

Physics SS 3 Week 2 Topic: AC IN RESISTOR, INDUCTOR AND CAPACITOR Alternating Current Direct current (DC) circuits involve current flowing in one direction. In alternating current (AC) circuits, instead of a constant voltage supplied by a battery, the voltage oscillates in a sine wave pattern, varying with time as V = Vo sin ωt.

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