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Marriage + What is governance structure + Types of neighbourhood

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Term: 1st Term

Week: 3

Class: primary 4

Age: 9 years

Duration: 40 minutes of 3 periods

Date:

Subject: National values education

Topic:- Marriage

-What is governance structure

-Types of neighbourhood      

Specific objectives: at the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to

  1. Define the meaning of marriage
  2. Explain the types of marriage
  3. Explain governance structure
  4. Highlight examples of governance structures
  5. Classify the types of neighborhood they have.

 

Instructional techniques: identification, explanation, playway method, questions and answers, demonstration, videos from source

Instructional materials: chart on different marriage in Nigeria, charts showing the structure of governance, charts showing types of neighborhood

Period 1: marriage

Instructional procedures

Presentation

Teacher’s activity

Pupil’s activity

Step 1

Introduction

The teacher revisits the previous lesson on family and introduces marriage as the union of a man and woman as husband and wife.

Pupils pay attention

Step 2

Explanation

She explains that it is marriage that makes husband and wife to become a family

Pupils pay attention and participates

Step 3

Demonstration

She list out the types of marriages:

1.   Monogamy marriage

2.   Polygamy marriage

3.   Polyandry marriage

Pupils pay attention and participate

Step 4

Note taking

The teacher writes a short note on the board

The pupils write the notes in their books

 

Note

Marriage is the union of a man and woman as husband and wife.

Types of marriages:

  1. Monogamy marriage-is a marriage in which one man marries one woman
  2. Polygamy marriage-is the marriage in which one man marries more than one woman
  3. Polyandry marriage-is a marriage in which one woman marries more than one man.

Monogamy and polygamy marriages are the moist common marriage in Nigeria

 

Evaluation:          1. Explain the meaning of marriage

  1. State 2 types of marriage common in Nigeria
  2. Differentiate between monogamy and polygamy marriage.

Class work: as in evaluation

Conclusion: the teacher commends the pupils positively

Period 2 and 3:what is governance structure and types of neighbourhood

Presentation

Teacher’s activity

Pupil’s activity

Step 1

Introduction

The teacher revisits the previous lesson on governance and neighborhood security

Pupils pay attention

Step 2

Explanation

She explains governance structure as the arrangement or relationship between different groups of people that regulating public affairs such as policy making, implementation and interpretation. types of governance structure

1. Legislation- a legislature is the type of governance with the authority to make laws for a political or organization entity such as a country or city e.g senators, house of representatives

2. Executive- is the type of governance with the authority to implement laws by the legislature. E.g house of assembly, councilors

3. Judiciary- is the governance with the authority to interpret laws made by the legislature and implemented by the executive. E.g supreme court, other federal courts.

Pupils pay attention and participates

Step 3

Demonstration

She States examples of neighbourhood security personnel

1. Local guard: this is a residential guard known as gateman. He protects life and prosperity within the building and prevent uninvited guest to gain access to the premises.

2. Vigilante group: is a community security who protects life and prosperity in the community and prevent all forms of criminal behavior

3. Neighbourhood watch: is a group of security who watches over the neighbourhood properties as a way of preventing crime.

How to relate with neighbourhood security personnel in the community

1. Be clear about any situation

2. Avoid panic

3. Respect the neighbourhood security personnel.

Pupils pay attention and participate

Step 4

Note taking

The teacher writes a short note on the board

The pupils copy the note in their books

 

Note

Governance structure is the arrangement or relationship between different groups of people that regulate public affairs such as policy making, implementation and interpretation.

Types of governance structure

  1. Legislation- a legislature is the type of governance with the authority to make laws for a political or organization entity such as a country or city e.g senators, House of Representatives
  2. Executive- is the type of governance with the authority to implement laws by the legislature. E.g house of assembly, councilors
  3. Judiciary- is the governance with the authority to interpret laws made by the legislature and implemented by the executive. E.g Supreme Court other federal courts.

Examples of neighbourhood security personnel

  1. Local guard: this is a residential guard known as gateman. He protects life and prosperity within the building and prevent uninvited guest to gain access to the premises.
  2. Vigilante group: is a community security that protects life and prosperity in the community and prevent all forms of criminal behavior
  3. Neighbourhood watch: is a group of security who watches over the neighbourhood properties as a way of preventing crime.

Evaluation:          1. Explain the meaning of governance structure

  1. List and explain the types of governance structure
  2. List and explain 3 examples of neighbourhood security personnel.

Class activity: pupils in small groups identify the problems of man and state their solutions

Class work: as in evaluation

Conclusion: the teacher commends the pupils positively



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