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WEEK 1: Revision |
WEEK 1: Revision |
WEEK 2
Theme: Fundamentals Of Social Studies Education
Sub-Topic:
Content:
History of Nigerian Social Studies Education:
- First conceived in the united state and later spread to Europe.
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WEEK 2
Theme: Fundamentals Of Social Studies
Sub-Topic:
Content:
General objectives of social studies include to:
- Develop the ability to adopt to changing environment.
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WEEK 2
Theme: Fundamental of social Studies
Sub-Topic:
Content:
Meaning of social studies contents:
- Facts, concepts, generalization, skills, values, and attitudes relevant for leaners and the society.
- Cognitive, affective, and psychomotor contents.
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WEEK 3
Theme: Fundamentals Of Social Studies Education
History of Nigerian Social Studies EducationSub-Topic:
Content:
After the world wars it was identified as a course that is relevant to the understanding of man and his problems.
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WEEK 3
Theme: Fundamentals Of Social Studies
Sub-Topic:
Content:
Inculcate national consciousness and natural unity;
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WEEK 3
Theme: Family As The Basic Unit Of Society
Sub-Topic:
Content:
Members of Extended Family - Grandparents, Uncles, Aunties, Cousins, Nephews and Nieces etc.
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WEEK 4
Theme: Fundamentals Of Social Studies Education
History of Nigerian Social Studies EducationSub-Topic:
Content:
Conferences were held to spread it in Africa, i.e. Mombasa conference in Kenya.
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WEEK 4
Theme: Fundamentals Of Social Studies
Sub-Topic:
Content:
Become good citizen, capable of and willing to contribute to the development of the society; and
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WEEK 4
Theme: Family As The Basic Unit Of Society
Sub-Topic:
Content:
Roles of Extended Family Members in Child Development
- Act as agent of socialization
- Share folklores
- Learning how to relate to elders, younger family members and peers
- Support the nuclear family members whenever the need arises etc.
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WEEK 5
Theme: Fundamentals Of Social Studies Education
History of Nigerian Social Studies EducationSub-Topic:
Content:
Back home in Nigeria, the Aiyetoro comprehensive High School Pilot Study and Project with the assistance of ford foundation.
- Former twelve states of Nigeria went further to organize activities to promote social study in their educational institution and schools.
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WEEK 5
Theme: Fundamentals Of Social Studies
Sub-Topic:
Content:
Inculcate the right types of values and attitudes.
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WEEK 5
Theme: Culture And Social Values
Sub-Topic:
Content:
Meaning of human trafficking-recruiting, transporting and transferring of persons across borders(national and international) with the intention to deceive and exploit them.
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WEEK 6
Theme: Fundamentals Of Social Studies Education
History of Nigerian Social Studies EducationSub-Topic:
Content:
Today social study is taught in the primary school, junior secondary schools, NTI, Grade II Teachers Certificates , Colleges of Education and Universities. One can obtain PhD in social studies.
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WEEK 6
Theme: Family As The Basic Unit Of Society
Sub-Topic:
Content:
Advantages of living together in the Family include:
- Protection
- Happiness
- Unity
- Education of children
- Maintaining good family name and reputation
- Good social behavior
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WEEK 6
Theme: Culture And Social Values
Sub-Topic:
Content:
Factors responsible for children and women trafficking
- False hope of continuing education or working abroad
- Poverty
- Increasing demand for foreign workers
- Growth of billion-dollar sex and entertainment industry etc
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WEEK 7
Theme: Family As The Basic Unit Of Society
Sub-Topic:
Content:
1 Meaning of Primary Social Group;
It is a group whose members share close, personal, and long lasting relationships.
Members show concern for one another, and share activities and culture.
2 What makes the Family a Primary Social Group
- It is main unit of socialization
- Everybody belongs to one family or another
- Every society grows from the social unit called family etc.
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WEEK 7
Theme: Family As The Basic Unit Of Society
Sub-Topic:
Content:
Meaning of Family Bond and Cohesion- strong ties that recognize and respect individual family members' rights
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WEEK 7
Theme: Culture And Social Values
Sub-Topic:
Content:
Consequences of human trafficking:
- Loss of human resources
- Life of crime, addiction and sexual violence
- Weakens ties of family love and influence etc.
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WEEK 8
Theme: Family As The Basic Unit Of Society
Sub-Topic:
Content:
The roles and responsibilities of members of a family as a primary social group:
- Get members to work for the growth of the community
- Work as adult members to contribute to the economy
- Play key roles in population growth, especially the father and mother
- Play active role in political affairs e.g. registering and voting etc.
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WEEK 8
Theme: Family As The Basic Unit Of Society
Sub-Topic:
Content:
Importance of Good Family Reputation
- Good name
- Respect from other
members of the community, etc.
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WEEK 8
Theme: Culture And Social Values
Sub-Topic:
Content:
Preventive Measures:
- Awareness raising
- Education,
- Advocacy, Legislation, etc.
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WEEK 9
Theme: Family As The Basic Unit Of Society
Sub-Topic:
Content:
1 Characteristics of Large Family size-father, mother, and many children.
2 Characteristics of Small Family Size-father, mother, and very few children.
3 Consequences of family size on:
i. quality of individual lives
ii. the national economy
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WEEK 9
Theme: Family As The Basic Unit Of Society
Sub-Topic:
Content:
Importance of Good Family Reputation
- Good name
- Respect from other
members of the community, etc. (Cont.)
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WEEK 9
Theme: Culture And Social Values
Sub-Topic:
Content:
1 Meaning of human trafficking-recruiting, transporting and transferring of persons across borders(national and international) with the intention to deceive and exploit them.
2 Preventive Measures:
- Awareness raising
- Education,
- Advocacy, and
- Legislation etc
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WEEK 10: REVISION AND EXAMININATION |
WEEK 10: REVISION AND EXAMININATION |
WEEK 10: REVISION AND EXAMININATION |