JSS3 First Term Civic Education Lesson Notes
Seven free notes, in teaching order, from The Constitution to Dishonesty. Read them online, or get a PDF or Word copy.
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The Constitution
Students should be able to define a constitution.
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Features of the Colonial Constitution I
Students should be able to state the features of Clifford's Constitution of 1922 and Richards' Constitution of 1946.
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Features of the Colonial Constitution II
Students should be able to state the features of the Macpherson Constitution of 1951.
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Post-1960 Constitution: 1963 Republican Constitution
Students should be able to define a republic and explain the 1963 Republican Constitution.
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Post-1960 Constitution
Students should be able to define a constitution and the presidential system of government.
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The Supremacy of the Constitution
Students should be able to state the meaning of the supremacy of the constitution.
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About JSS3 First Term Civic Education Lesson Notes
These are the seven JSS3 First Term Civic Education topics, in teaching order. The first note covers The Constitution and the last covers Dishonesty.
What students learn this term
- Define a constitution
- State the features of Clifford's Constitution of 1922 and Richards' Constitution of 1946
- State the features of the Macpherson Constitution of 1951
- Define a republic and explain the 1963 Republican Constitution
- Define a constitution and the presidential system of government
- State the meaning of the supremacy of the constitution
- Explain the meaning of dishonesty
Recommended JSS3 Civic Education textbooks
| Name | Author | Publisher |
|---|---|---|
| Faman Civic Education JS 3School booklist – International School, University of Ibadan (UI-owned) | Bayo Fijabi | Faman Publishers |
| Fundamentals of Civic Education Books 1-3School booklist – Whitesands School, Lagos (private)Edition: 4th edition 2018 | Sola Akinyemi | Fatsoholy Ventures |
| Classic Basic Social StudiesSchool booklist – Whitesands School, Lagos (private)Edition: New Edition 2017 | S.A. Raufu, S.O. Koledoye, H.O.C. Ambassador-Birkins, M.O. Okereafor, A.A. Gussau | Thursmay Publishers |
| Bounty Social Studies for JSS 3School booklist – International School, University of Ibadan (UI-owned) | A.A. Adeyinka | Not shown (Bounty series) |
| Faman Civic Education for Junior Secondary School 2School booklist – International School, University of Ibadan (UI-owned) | Bayo Fijabi | Faman Publishers |
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How many JSS3 First Term Civic Education lesson notes are there?
There are 7 notes, from The Constitution to Dishonesty. When a new note is published, this page and this number update on their own.
What topics do the notes cover?
The Constitution, Features of the Colonial Constitution I, Features of the Colonial Constitution II, Post-1960 Constitution: 1963 Republican Constitution, Post-1960 Constitution, The Supremacy of the Constitution and Dishonesty.
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