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Courage: Attributes of a Courageous Person – JSS2 Civic Education Lesson Note (First Term)

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Subject
Civic Education
Class
JSS2
Term
First Term
Topic
Courage: Attributes of a Courageous Person
Order
Topic 5 of 7 this term
Reading time
1 min

COURAGE 

What is courage?

Courage is the ability to do something difficult even when there’s risk. Courageous people do and say what they think is right despite opposition.

Types of Courage

Moral courage is the courage to take action for moral reasons despite the risk of adverse consequences.

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It is also the willingness to say the truth at all times and do the right things even when forced to change one’s mind.

Spiritual Courage: this is when one can act according to one’s religious belief 

Physical Courage: This is when one uses physical energy to be able  to get things done 

Attributes of a Courageous Person

The following are some of the attributes of a courageous person:

  1. Commitment: a courageous person should always be hardworking and very loyal 
  2. Endurance: a courageous person should be able to tolerate suffering, pain, and hardship without complaining 
  3. Determination: a courageous person should have a strong feeling or desire to achieve results or goals
  4. Steadfastness: a courageous person must be firm and must not be somebody who changes his/her words and actions anyhow and must be known for what he or she is.
  5. Diligence: one must be careful, thorough, and very hard-working 
  6. Boldness: one must not be fearful in whatever he/she does
  7. Bravery: one must be ready to face danger, pain, or suffering when carrying out a task, which means he or she must be lion-hearted 

This term's Civic Education topics

JSS2 First Term · 7 topics

  1. National Value: Integrity
  2. Contentment and Effect of Lack of Contentment
  3. Discipline
  4. Respect for Rules and Regulations
  5. Courage: Attributes of a Courageous Person
  6. Governance: Nigeria as a Federation
  7. Characteristics of a Federation
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