Civic Education Scheme Of Work For Junior Secondary Schools (JSS) In Nigeria (Govt Approved)

Scheme of work remains the basis or guideline for teaching and learning process in any given academic institution.

Scheme of work gives clear and right direction for both teachers and students in tackling a wide range of subject like Civic Education subject.

In this post, we shall bring you Civic Education Scheme of work for Junior Secondary Schools in Nigeria, comprising first term, second term and third term respectively.

Here’s a scheme of work for Civic Education in junior secondary schools in Nigeria, based on the Nigerian Education Curriculum.

Subject: Civic Education Class: Junior Secondary School (JSS) Duration: One academic term (12 weeks)

Week 1: Introduction to Civic Education

• Definition, importance, and objectives of Civic Education
• Understanding citizenship and civic responsibilities
• Rights and duties of citizens

Week 2: Nigerian Constitution and Governance

• Introduction to the Nigerian Constitution
• Structure of the Nigerian government
• Roles and functions of the executive, legislature, and judiciary
• Local government administration

Week 3: Fundamental Human Rights

• Overview of human rights and their significance
• Understanding the Universal Declaration of Human Rights
• Promoting and protecting human rights in Nigeria

Week 4: Rule of Law and Democracy

• Definition and principles of the rule of law
• Democracy and its key features
• Elections and electoral processes in Nigeria

Week 5: Citizenship and National Identity

• Meaning and attributes of citizenship
• Elements of national identity
• Promoting national unity and integration

Week 6: Social Justice and Equity

• Understanding social justice and equity
• Addressing discrimination, inequality, and marginalization
• Promoting fairness and inclusivity in society

Week 7: Civic Responsibilities and Active Citizenship

• Responsibilities of citizens in a democratic society
• Volunteerism and community service
• Promoting active citizenship and civic engagement

Week 8: Environmental Education and Sustainability

• Importance of environmental education
• Environmental protection and conservation
• Sustainable development practices

Week 9: Civic Education and Media Literacy

• Understanding media literacy and its importance
• Evaluating media messages and sources
• Responsible use of media and social media platforms

Week 10: Ethics and Integrity

• Importance of ethics and integrity in society
• Ethical decision-making and moral values
• Combating corruption and promoting ethical behavior

Week 11: Civic Education and Peace building

• Understanding conflict resolution and peace building
• Promoting tolerance, respect, and peaceful coexistence
• Role of civic education in fostering peace

Week 12: Review and Assessment

• Revision of key concepts and topics covered throughout the term
• Assessment (examinations, quizzes, projects, or presentations)

In summary, this scheme of work covers the major topics in Civic Education for Junior secondary schools in Nigeria and is designed to be covered within a period of three terms and prepare you for Junior WAEC.

Please, note that this scheme of work is a general guideline and can be modified to suit the specific needs of the school, students, and curriculum. It is essential to align the scheme of work with the official curriculum guidelines provided by the educational board or relevant authorities.