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Scheme of Work

1 Revision of last term work
2 National consciousness and identity
3 National symbols and their meaning
4 National symbols (cont.)
5 National symbols – National Anthem and Pledge
6 and 7 Measures adopted by Nigeria government to promote unity among Nigerians
8 How individuals cans promote National Unity
9 Nigerian constitution
10 – 11 Revision
12 Examination

Week 1:

Topic: National Consciousness and Identity
OBJECTIVES : At the end of the lesson,students should be able to say
Meaning of Consciousness
Meaning of National Consciousness
Meaning of National Identity
Meaning of Consciousness

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Week 2:

National Identity

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Week 3:

OBJECTIVES : At the end of the lesson,students should be able to say
Meaning of National Symbol

The National Symbols

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