Civic Education Scheme of work for JSS3 Second Term

Civic Education Scheme of work for JSS3 Second Term

Here's a scheme of work for the Civic Education subject in the second term of Junior Secondary School 3 (JSS3):

Subject: Civic Education

Class: JSS3

Term: Second Term

Week 1: Introduction to Citizenship and Nationalism

Definition of citizenship and nationalism

Rights and responsibilities of citizens

Importance of citizenship and nationalism

Activities: Classroom discussions, group work, and case studies

Week 2: Nigerian Constitution

Overview of the Nigerian Constitution

Preamble and fundamental objectives and directive principles of state policy

Fundamental human rights and duties of citizens

Activities: Reading and analysis of the Nigerian Constitution, quizzes, and debates

Week 3: Democracy and Good Governance

Understanding democracy and its principles

Types of democracy (representative, direct, etc.)

Role of citizens in a democratic society

Activities: Role-play, simulation exercises, and class presentations

Week 4: Rule of Law and Justice

Concept of the rule of law

Importance of the rule of law in society

Administration of justice and the legal system

Activities: Case studies, discussions, and visits to the courthouse (if possible)

Week 5: Human Rights and Social Justice

Understanding human rights and their importance

Universal Declaration of Human Rights

Human rights violations and advocacy

Activities: Debates, group discussions, and documentary screenings

Week 6: Civic Responsibilities and National Development

Responsibilities of citizens in nation-building

Active citizenship and civic engagement

Sustainable development goals (SDGs)

Activities: Community service projects, group presentations, and panel discussions

Week 7: Civic Education and Media Literacy

Importance of media literacy in civic education

Types of media and their influence

Evaluating media messages and sources

Activities: Media analysis, creating media campaigns, and guest speakers (journalists/media professionals)

Week 8: Citizenship Education and Conflict Resolution

Understanding conflict and its causes

Strategies for conflict resolution

Peacebuilding and reconciliation

Activities: Role-plays, case studies, and group projects on conflict resolution

Week 9: Review and Assessment

Comprehensive review of the term's topics

Revision exercises and quizzes

Assessment (class test or examination)

Conclusion

The time allocation for each topic may vary based on the duration of your school's terms and the pace of teaching.