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JSS2 Second Term Civic Education Lesson Notes

Five free notes, in teaching order, from Relationship Between Federal, State and Local Government to Democratic Institution & Pillar of Democracy. Read them online, or get a PDF or Word copy.

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    Relationship Between Federal, State and Local Government

    Students should be able to name the three tiers of government in Nigeria and state who heads each.

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  2. Note 2 of 5

    Punishable Offences

    Students should be able to state the two classes of offences and give examples of each.

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  3. Note 3 of 5

    Protection of Human Right and Rule of Law

    Students should be able to explain what human rights are.

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    Consumer Rights and Responsibilities

    Students should be able to define a consumer and consumer rights.

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    Democratic Institution & Pillar of Democracy

    Students should be able to define democracy.

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About JSS2 Second Term Civic Education Lesson Notes

These are the five JSS2 Second Term Civic Education topics, in teaching order. The first note covers Relationship Between Federal, State and Local Government and the last covers Democratic Institution & Pillar of Democracy.

What students learn this term
  • Name the three tiers of government in Nigeria and state who heads each
  • State the two classes of offences and give examples of each
  • Explain what human rights are
  • Define a consumer and consumer rights
  • Define democracy
Recommended JSS2 Civic Education textbooks
NameAuthorPublisher
Faman Civic Education for Junior Secondary School 2School booklist – International School, University of Ibadan (UI-owned)Bayo FijabiFaman Publishers
Fundamentals of Civic Education Books 1-3School booklist – Whitesands School, Lagos (private)Edition: 4th edition 2018Sola AkinyemiFatsoholy Ventures
Classic Basic Social StudiesSchool booklist – Whitesands School, Lagos (private)Edition: New Edition 2017S.A. Raufu, S.O. Koledoye, H.O.C. Ambassador-Birkins, M.O. Okereafor, A.A. GussauThursmay Publishers
Bounty Social Studies for JSS 2School booklist – International School, University of Ibadan (UI-owned)A.A. AdeyinkaNot shown (Bounty series)
Bounty Social StudiesSchool booklist – International School, University of Ibadan (UI-owned)Adeyinka A.A.

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How many JSS2 Second Term Civic Education lesson notes are there?

There are 5 notes, from Relationship Between Federal, State and Local Government to Democratic Institution & Pillar of Democracy. When a new note is published, this page and this number update on their own.

What topics do the notes cover?

Relationship Between Federal, State and Local Government, Punishable Offences, Protection of Human Right and Rule of Law, Consumer Rights and Responsibilities and Democratic Institution & Pillar of Democracy.

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Yes. Sign in with Google or Facebook, then choose the term at checkout. A PDF or Word copy of JSS2 Civic Education for the Second Term costs ₦1,000.

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Every note has behavioural objectives, the lesson content in short sections, evaluation questions and an assignment, so you can teach from it and set work straight away.

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