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JSS2 Second Term Social Studies Lesson Note and Scheme of Work

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JSS2 Second Term Social Studies Lesson Note and Scheme of Work

 

JSS2 Second Term Social Studies Lesson Note and Scheme of Work

 

Week 1: Economic Activities in Society

 

Objective: Understanding various economic activities and their impact on society.

Activities:

Class discussions on primary, secondary, and tertiary economic activities.

Guest speakers from local businesses or industries.

Group projects on creating a simple business plan.

Week 2: Money and Banking

 

Objective: Exploring the role of money and the banking system in economic development.

Activities:

Simulated activities on basic financial transactions.

Guest speaker sessions from local bank representatives.

Research projects on the history of money.

Week 3: Globalization and Interdependence

 

Objective: Recognizing the interconnectedness of nations in the global community.

Activities:

Class discussions on the benefits and challenges of globalization.

Research projects on global issues affecting different countries.

Group presentations on the importance of international cooperation.

Week 4: Technology and Society

 

Objective: Examining the impact of technology on societal development.

Activities:

Class discussions on the evolution of technology.

Group projects on how technology has changed communication.

Guest speaker sessions on the role of technology in different industries.

Week 5: Health and Wellness

 

Objective: Promoting awareness of health issues and maintaining a healthy lifestyle.

Activities:

Classroom discussions on common health challenges.

Physical activities promoting a healthy lifestyle.

Group projects on creating awareness campaigns for health issues.

Week 6: Social Justice and Equity

 

Objective: Understanding the principles of social justice and promoting equity.

Activities:

Debates on social justice issues.

Case studies on historical movements for social justice.

Group projects on advocating for equity in the community.

Week 7: Human Rights and Responsibilities

 

Objective: Exploring the concept of human rights and the corresponding responsibilities.

Activities:

Classroom discussions on universal human rights.

Guest speakers from human rights organizations.

Group projects on creating a charter of responsibilities.

Week 8: Media and Society

 

Objective: Analyzing the role of media in shaping public opinion and societal values.

Activities:

Media literacy sessions on analyzing news sources.

Group projects on the influence of media on society.

Classroom discussions on responsible media consumption.

Week 9: Urbanization and Rural Development

 

Objective: Understanding the challenges and benefits of urbanization and promoting rural development.

Activities:

Field trip to observe urban and rural areas.

Group projects on proposing solutions for urban challenges.

Classroom discussions on the importance of balanced development.

Week 10: Review and Assessment Preparation

 

Objective: Reviewing concepts covered in the term and preparing for assessments.

Activities:

Comprehensive review sessions.

Practice tests and quizzes.

Peer-assisted study groups for reinforcement.

Week 11: Revision Week

 

Objective: Consolidating knowledge through comprehensive revision.

Activities:

Group revision sessions.

Interactive quizzes and games for reinforcement.

Peer teaching sessions to enhance understanding.

Week 12: Examination Week

 

Objective: Conducting end-of-term examinations to assess students’ understanding.

Activities:

Timed written examinations.

Practical assessments for applicable topics.

Reviewing examination papers and discussing common errors.

Week 13: School Dismissal Week

 

Objective: Wrapping up the term and preparing for dismissal.

Activities:

Award ceremony for outstanding performance.

Reflection on lessons learned throughout the term.

Distribution of academic reports and dismissal for the term break.

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