NECO Civic education obj and THEORY

NECO CIVIC EDUCATION OBJ AND THEORY

CIVIC EDUCATION OBJ
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*CIVIC EDUCATION ANSWERS*
(1a)
Parenthood can be defined as the
responsibilities of parents to guide, protect
and provide for the basic needs of their
children
(1b)
(i) Protection and defense: It is the
responsibility of a father to protect and
defend his family members in times of
troubles.
(ii) Assurance of peace: It is the primary duty
of a father to ensure that unity, peace, love
and harmony reign within his family
iii) Ensuring proper upbringing: It is the duty
of a father to ensure the proper upbringing of
his children.
(iv) Training of children: It is the priority of
the mother to train the children on basic
household chores and help the children to be
responsible.
(v) Love and care: It is the duty of the
mother to show love and care to the family
(vi) Support: The mother should be
performing the role of a helper; she should
support the husband in his role. E.g. giving
financial support, helping to training the
children, giving reasonable advice to the
husband and children
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(2a)
Values can be defined as important and
lasting beliefs or ideals shared by the
members of a culture about what is good or
bad and desirable or undesirable.
(2b)
(i) Positive values: positive values applies to
things or qualities which are good, desirable
or worthwhile. For example include truth
telling, hard work, obedience etc.
(ii) Negative values: This is a bad value,
unacceptable or worthless value that the
society frown at. Examples includes late
coming to school, truancy, lying, armed
robbery, indecent dressing , fraudulent acts,
etc.
(iii) Intrinsic values: Something has intrinsic
value when it is good or desirable for its own
sake and in itself. For example, good music,
beautiful flowers, particular dress, type of
handset, type of house and other value giving
satisfaction to the beholder.
(iv) Instrumental values: This is value that
persons attach to objects or things that can
be used for achieving another thing. For
example, a good knife, a good music, a good
handset. Also, drugs can be an instrumental
value because prescribed drug cures illness
etc.
(v)Absolute values: These are values that
are not conditioned or stick to time, place or
circumstance. They are always positive, good
and worthwhile. They are always refer to as
eternal and universal values, they hold
positive and good at all places,
circumstances and at all times. Examples of
such values are: trust, honesty, hard work,
discipline, tolerance, obedience etc.
(vi) Relative values: These values depends on
time, place or circumstance. This means that
situation and current happening will
determine the direction of the affairs. For
example, killing is bad and it is an act that
people frown at, but what of mercy killing or
killing a person to save one’s life. It’s a case
of another good example of relative value.

(6a)
Nationalism is a political, social, and
economic system characterized by the
promotion of the interests of a particular
nation, especially with the aim of gaining and
maintaining sovereignty (self-governance)
over the homeland.
(6b)
(i) A citizen in a democracy should have the
duty to vote. If it were up to me, voting
would be a requirement. What is wonderful
about a democracy is that we choose who
will represent us. There is no point to a
democracy in which we do not participate.
(ii) A citizen in a democracy should have an
obligation to understand the powers and
duties of the government, generally set forth
in a constitution. If we do not know this, the
government that does not act properly has no
checks upon it and can avoid carrying out its
duties.


(iii) A citizen in a democracy should have the
responsibility of knowing his or her rights,
which are also generally set forth in a
constitution. If we do not know what our
rights are, they are meaningless.
(iv) A citizen in a democracy should always
know who his or her representatives are. If
we do not know who is representing us, we
do not know whether or not that person is
representing us properly, to whom we should
complain if that is the case, or to whom we
should state our own opinions and
preferences.
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(7a)
A road accident refers to any accident
involving at least one road vehicle, occurring
on a road open to public circulation, and in
which at least one person is injured or killed.
(7b)
(i) Distracted Driving
(ii) Over Speeding
(iii) Drunk Driving
(iv) Reckless Driving
(v) Bad Weather
(vi) Bad road

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