Civic Education For Primary 4

COURSE DESCRIPTION:

Civic Education: Civics comes from the Latin word civics, meaning “relating to a citizen”, Civic Education (also known as citizen education or democracy education) can be broadly defined as the provision of information and learning experiences to equip and empower citizens to participate in democratic processes. It refers to both the formal and informal training given to the citizens of a country, to develop in them the knowledge, values and skills needed for effective participation in the political process and the civil society. It covers all the processes that affect peoples beliefs, commitments, thoughts, and actions as members of communities.

CERTIFICATION:

At the end of this course, if a student scores 80% and above  in all the continuous assessment tests and assignments, you will  receive a certificate from the school

LEARNING OUTCOMES:

At the end of this lesson the student is expected to understand:

• Our Value.
• National Consciousness And Identity.
• Community Leadership – Citizenship.
• Respect For Other People’s Values.
• Types Of Government.
• Difference Between Traditional And Constitutional Government.
• Democracy – Government.
• Local Government.
• State Government.
• The Roles Of The State Government To The People.
• Communalism.
• Civic Value.
• Problem Facing The State Government.
• Civil Society And Moral Education.
• Ethnicity.
• Citizen And Citizenship.
• Constituted Authority.
• Traffic Regulations.
• Agencies Enforcing Traffic Regulations.
• Problems Of Traffic Regulations.
• Solutions To the Problem Of Traffic Regulations.
• Attitude To Accident Victims
• Personal Hygiene.
• Why Do We Wear Clothes.
• Types Of Clothes Suitable For Different Kinds of Weather.