Lesson note

*LESSON PLAN FOR WEEK SEVEN* 

 *SUBJECT*:-  Election.

 *TOPIC* :-  INEC

 *SUB - TOPICS*  :-  Presidential,  Senate and House of Representative Elections. 

 *SCHOOL*  :-  Nigeria 

 *TIME  :-* 8am-6pm.

 *DATE*  :-  25/ 02/ 2023

 *CLASS  :-*  Nigerians.

 *SEX  :-*  (Male and Female)

 *AGE  :-*  18yrs and above

*PREVIOUS KNOWLEDGE*  :-  Nigerians were fully aware of both the atrocities and amendments that have been made in the sphere of the country's democracy in the past years.

 *BEHAVIOURAL OBJECTIVE* :-  At the end of the lesson,  Nigerians should be able to elect leaders:

(1) That will not steal and divert nation's money into their various banks accounts both in Nigeria and abroad. 

(2) That will not disrupt our educational, healthcare and financial systems. 

(3) That will not jeopardize the effort being made in stabilizing our agriculture and power sectors. 

(4)  That will continue fighting Corruption, Boko Haram, Niger -Delta militants, kidnappers, Robbery and waging war against indisciplines. 

 *INSTRUCTIONAL/MATERIALS*  :- Candidate, posters, stickers, ballot papers, social media and P.V.C.

 

 *CONTENT*  :-  

*INTRODUCTION.* :-  The teacher introduces some parties and their candidates to Nigerians as follows :

*APC*   Tnubu Jagaban

*PDP*    Atiku Abubakar

*LP*    Obi Peter

*NNPP* Rabiu Musa Kwankwado

 e.t.c.

*PRESENTATION*

*STEP 1* The teacher introduces Nigerians to the new topic. 

*STEP 2* The teacher explains the new topics in details to Nigerians. 

*STEP 3* The teacher evaluates Nigerians by asking them some questions on the topic learnt. 

 *EVALUATION :-* Should Nigeria move forward or go backward?  Explain in clear and concise terms with your voter's cards. 

 *SUMMARY  :-* Nigeria needs to be moved forward. 

 *CONCLUSION*  :-  Nigerians want good road networks,  good healthcare systems, standard educational scheme, massive employment e. t. c. 

 *ASSIGNMENT*  :- The teacher asks all registered voters to go out on Saturday and vote  for a candidate of reputable character.

 I hope the lesson is well understood... Thank you and see you in class after the election.