CIVIC EDUCATION SECOND TERM SCHEME OF WORK

Civic education S.S 1 - Second TERM 
* Nationalism (continued).

* Characteristics of Democracy.

* Rule of law and principles of rule of law.

* Liberty.

* Minority and majority interest.

* Major pillars of of Democracy.

* Arms of government.

* Other strong institutions of government.

* Freedom as a pillar of Democracy.

* Meaning of the state government and local government.

* Definition of citizen and alien.


Civic education  S.S 2 - Second TERM 
* Popular participation.

* How popular organizations are formed.

* Human right.

* Meaning of emergency.

* Drug use and drug abuse.

* How drug abuse develop.

* Effects of drug abuse.

* Ways of preventing drug abuse.

* Activities of drug enforcement agencies.


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