TERM:    2ND TERM
SUBJECT:    CIVIC EDUCATION
SS 1
SCHEME OF WORK
WEEKS             TOPICS

  1. Revision of Last Term’s Work
  2. Voter Education

    Meaning of voting
    Voters Registration and related rules

  3. Voter education

    Process of voting
    Importance of voting

  4. Election

    Meaning
    Importance of election

  5. Electoral Bodies in Nigeria

    INEC, SIEC
    Composition and roles

  6. Free & Fair Elections

    Meaning
    Importance

  7. Electoral malpractice

    Meaning & Forms
    Causes
    Ways of preventing electoral malpractice

  8. Planning for results

    Need for planning
    Benefits
    Consequences of not planning

  9. The current Nigerian constitution

    Meaning
    Sources of Nigerian constitution

  10. The current Nigerian

    Constitution
    Features
    Functions

12 & 13            Test & Examination
WEEK ONE
TOPIC: Reviewed of last Term’s work

 Teacher Review last Term work with the students and corrected them where necessary.

 WEEK TWO
TOPIC: VOTER EDUCATION
CONTENT:
Voter’s education is a process of teaching, training and learning about a political activity that will guide the electorates before, during and after the election in a country.

 Voting
Voting in its widest meaning is an act of choosing candidates of choice by the electorates or voters.

 The electorate will go to the polling station on a voting day, to exercise their civic right.

 At the poll, each of the electorate or voter is given a ballot paper and after thumbprint secretly drops it in a ballot box of the candidate or party of his choice. There are electoral officials to hand over the ballot papers to the voters and to monitor the conduct of the process.

 VOTER’S REGISTRATION
Voter’s registration is the act of preparing an official record of those that are qualified to vote during the election period. i.e any body that attains the ages of 18years and above and of sane mind are qualified to vote.
Voters list must be publicly displayed for objections and complains that may arise.

 Evaluation
See your work book for the exercise.

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