SS3 Second Term Government Lesson Note and Scheme of Work
SS3 Second Term Government Lesson Note and Scheme of Work
SS3 Second Term Government Lesson Note and Scheme of Work
Week 1: Review of First Term Concepts
Lesson Note: Refresh on key concepts from the first term.
Scheme of Work: Quick recall of foundational knowledge.
Activities: Group discussions, quizzes, and recap sessions.
Week 2: Comparative Government Systems
Lesson Note: Compare different government systems globally.
Scheme of Work: Analyze the strengths and weaknesses of various systems.
Activities: Research and present a comparison of two government systems.
Week 3: Human Rights and Citizenship
Lesson Note: Discuss the concept of human rights and citizenship.
Scheme of Work: Study international declarations on human rights.
Activities: Group projects on advocating for a particular human right.
Week 4: Political Ideologies
Lesson Note: Examine major political ideologies.
Scheme of Work: Understand the principles of liberalism, conservatism, socialism, etc.
Activities: Class debate on the merits and drawbacks of different ideologies.
Week 5: International Relations
Lesson Note: Explore the basics of international relations.
Scheme of Work: Study the role of nations in the global political landscape.
Activities: Model United Nations (MUN) simulation or diplomatic role-play.
Week 6: Diplomacy and Foreign Policy
Lesson Note: Discuss the principles of diplomacy and foreign policy.
Scheme of Work: Analyze case studies of successful diplomatic efforts.
Activities: Mock negotiation exercises and diplomatic strategy games.
Week 7: Corruption and Governance
Lesson Note: Examine the impact of corruption on governance.
Scheme of Work: Study anti-corruption measures and initiatives.
Activities: Group projects on proposing solutions to combat corruption.
Week 8: Contemporary Issues in Governance
Lesson Note: Discuss current political challenges globally.
Scheme of Work: Analyze recent political events and their implications.
Activities: Class discussions on real-time political issues.
Week 9: Electoral Reforms and Voter Education
Lesson Note: Explore the need for electoral reforms.
Scheme of Work: Discuss the importance of voter education.
Activities: Develop and present a voter education campaign.
Week 10: Public Policy and Administration
Lesson Note: Examine the process of public policy formulation.
Scheme of Work: Study public administration structures and functions.
Activities: Role-play scenarios involving policy decisions.
Week 11: Revision Week
Lesson Note: Review key concepts covered in the term.
Scheme of Work: Prepare for a comprehensive review.
Activities: Group discussions, quiz, and review sessions.
Week 12: Examination Week
Lesson Note: Conduct and review examinations.
Scheme of Work: Evaluation and grading of assessments.
Activities: Exam preparation and formal assessments.
Week 13: School Dismissal Week
Lesson Note: Wrap up the term, summarizing key takeaways.
Scheme of Work: Reflect on the term’s learnings.
Activities: End-of-term reflections, student feedback, and dismissal preparations.