Grade 2 NERDC Civic Education Curriculum for Primary 2. Importance of Civic Education, Leaders in our Community – Schemeofwork.com
THEME 1: CIVIC EDUCATION
Week 1
Topic: Importance of Civic Education
Performance objectives
- Pupils should be able to discuss the need for Civic Education in Nigeria
- mention the topics learnt in Civic Education and their importance
- Identify some public health enlightenment campaigns as part of civic education.
Contents
- Why study Civic Education:
- Understand democratic and Civic rights and responsibilities.
- Nurture and sustain democracy, etc.
- Topics and Importance of Civic Education:
- Learn about systems and institution of government, democratic processes, etc.
- Acquire skills such as active citizenship, inquiry, cooperation, etc.
- Stimulation of civic engagement in the political, social and economic processes.
- Citizens are educated on their multiple roles in society, e.g. as producers and consumers, of goods and services etc.
- Why study Civic Education:
- Understand Public Health Enlightenment Campaigns on:
- HIV/AIDS Education,
- Drug Abuse Education, etc.
Teacher’s Activities
- Guides discussion on the need for Civic Education
- Leads pupils to mention the topics and specific benefits of learning Civic Education
- Guides the class to identify some ways of public health enlightenment campaigns as part of civic education
Student’s Activities
- Listen to teacher’s explanations
- Contribute to discussions.
- Identify ways of public health enlightenment campaigns. As part of Civic Education.
Teaching & Learning Material
- Pictures of a democratic activity and citizens performing some Civic responsibilities in a democracy e.g. senate in session and people voting and campaign
- Video clips on democratic activities
- Radio Jingles
- Video Clips, Posters and Pictures of Public Health Enlightenment Campaigns.
Evaluation Guide
- pupils to: say why it is important to learn Civic Education in Nigeria
- enumerate three topics and benefits derivable from studying Civic Education
- Mention any two public health awareness campaigns.
SUBJECT: CIVIC EDUCATION (BASIC) CLASS LEVEL: PRIMARY 2
THEME 2: OUR COMMUNITY
Week 1
Topic: Meaning and types of Community
Performance objectives
- explain the meaning of community
- mention types of community
- mention members of the community
- rules in the Community
- identify roles of members of community
Contents
- Meaning of Community (a collection of a group of people in a given place)
- Types of community
- traditional communities town and villages
- modern communities/ institutions e.g. school community
- Members of Communities e.g. father, mother, siblings, uncles, aunties, community leaders etc.
- Rules in the Community:
- obedience
- orderliness
- cooperation
- respect
- loyalty
- peaceful existence
- sanitation
- honesty/sincerity
- Roles of member of community includes:
- Community development
- cooperation
Teacher’s Activities
- Explains the meaning of community
- Identifies three rules in the community
- Asks pupils to find out from their parents the rules in their community and report back to the class
- Explain each responsibility and how to carry it out
Student’s Activities
- Learns the rules as identified by the teacher
- Find out from their parent rules in their community and report back to the class
- Listen to explanation and ask questions
Teaching & Learning Material
- Pupils’ textbooks
- Pictures
- Charts
- Video clips
- Drama of different communities
- Members of the class
Evaluation Guide
- explain the meaning of community
- differentiate between traditional and modern types of communities
- identify members that constitute a community
- list at least five rules in the community
- mention some of the responsibilities of members in a community
Grade 2 NERDC Civic Education Curriculum for Primary 2. Importance of Civic Education, Leaders in our Community – Schemeofwork.com
Week 2
Topic: Leaders in our Community
Performance objectives
- name some community leaders in the locality
- mention duties of community leaders
- mention the qualities of community leaders
- show how to appreciate and reward community leaders
- explain the responsibilities of community members
Contents
- The idea of community leadership in Nigerian traditional settings e.g.
- Yoruba – Oba
- Hausa – Sarld
- Igbo – Eze
- Benin – Enoge
- Nupe – Etsu
- Ebira – Ohinoyi, etc.
- Other title holders in the community
- Duties of community leaders e.g.
- settlement of disputes
- ensuring peace
- organizing community work
- Link between government and the community, etc.
- Qualities of community leaders: caring, intelligent, wise, patient, integrity, courage, honest, etc.
- Appreciation and reward e.g. gifts, visitation cooperation, etc.
Teacher’s Activities
- Creates discussion that leads the pupils to identify community heads
- Asks questions that lead pupils to suggest the roles of community leaders
- Invites resource persons to talk about their roles
- Guides pupils to mention the qualities of community leaders and show how to appreciate and reward them.
Student’s Activities
- Participate in the discussion to identify community leaders
- Listen to resource persons and ask questions
- Mention the qualities of community leaders and how to appreciate and reward them
Teaching & Learning Material
- Pupils text book
- Pictures of community leaders in their locality
- Gifts
- Video clips of award ceremonies
- Monuments created in honor of some community leaders
Evaluation Guide
- name some community leaders in their locality
- mention at least three roles of community leaders
- mention the qualities and how to appreciate and reward community leaders
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