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Grammar (Adjective), Comprehension and Narrative Essay English Language JSS 1 First Term Week 4 Contents: Speech Work Adjectives Comprehension Narrative Essay Speech Work: Vowel Sound /I/ This sound is a short sound. For example pronounce these words; bucket, fish, ship, ship, women. Now when you say.. [subscribe below to have access to this topic]
Income and ExpenditureFinancial Accounting, SS2, Week 1Topic: Income and ExpenditureContentsPreparation of income and expenditure accountFormat for income and expenditure accountSimilarities between receipt and payment account and income and expenditure accountDifference between receipt and payment and income and expenditurePreparation of income and expenditure accountIn order to
Map Work Geography, SS 3, week 7 Topic: Map work Content: 1. Contour representation of land form 2. Types of slope 3. Gradient and vertical exaggeration 4. Cross section drawing and intervisibility Contour representation of land form The following are some common landforms or relief features
Geography, SS 3, Week 8Topic : Interpretation of topographical mapsContent:1. Important features that need interpretation2. Relief (procedures for interpreting relief)3. Drainage (procedures for interpreting drainage)4. Settlement (procedures for interpreting settlement)ASSESSMENT1. On a topographic map, the closer the contour lines the(a) lower the elevation(b) gentler the slope(c) flatter the land
Geography, SS 3, Week 6Topic : World TradeContent :1. Definition of Trade2. Division of International trade3. Importance of international trade4. Factors affecting international trade 5. Major commodities involved in international tradeDefinition of TradeTrade refers to buying and selling or exchange of goods and services between one region
Geography, SS 3, Week 5Topic : Environmental interventionsContent:1. Definitions of --environmental Intervention2. Types of --environmental intervention3. Intervention within the natural --environment4. Effects of both natural and human interactionDefinition of Environmental InterventionEnvironmental Intervention refers to the forces of nature and the activities of man that change the natural existence of
Geography, SS 3, Week 4Topic : Environmental InteractionContent:1. Definition of Environmental Interaction2. Spheres of the --environment3. Definition of ecosystem4. Environmental balance5. Food chains and Food webs6. Interaction within the natural --environment7. Effects of both natural and human interactionDefinition of Environment and Environmental InteractionEnvironment is defined as the total surrounding
Geography, SS 3, Week 3Topic : SettlementContent:1. Meaning of Settlement2. Favourable condition for siting a settlement3. Factors affecting population growth4. Types of settlement5. Function of rural and urban settlementMeaning of SettlementSettlemen t is a collection of buildings with people living in them. It is centre of human activities and
Geography, SS 3, Week 2Topic: World Population (II) Content:1. Pattern of world population
Geography, SS 3, Week 1Topic: World populationContent:1. Definition2. Concepts of population3. Factors affecting the growth population
Geography, SS 3, Week 2Topic: Irrigation (II) Content :Methods of irrigation1. Shaduf method involves a hand operated lever lifting buckets of water from the river and tipping or dropping them into narrow channels running along the ridges or patches of cultivation2. Perennial method involves the use of dams, barrages
Volcanoes (Volcanoes are not associated with weather, but instead are natural disasters.) WHAT IS A VOLCANO? A volcano is a mountain that opens downward to a pool of molten rock below the surface of the earth. When pressure builds up, eruptions occur. Gases and rock shoot up through the opening and spill over or
MEANING OF EARTHQUAKEWhat is an earthquake?Earthquakes are the shaking, rolling or suddenshock of the earth’s surface. Earthquake is the shaking of the surface of the Earth, resulting from the sudden release of energy in the Earth"s lithosphere that creates seismic waves.They are theEarth"s natural means of releasing stress. Morethan
Geography, SS 3, Week 7Topic : Major Hydro Electric Power projects AfricaContent1. Definition of Hydro Electric Power2. Factors which favours the development of hydro electric power (H.E.P)3. Effects of climate on dam4. Economic importance or advantages of Dam5. Problems or disadvantages of Dam Definition of Hydro Electric
Geography, SS 3, Week 6Topic: Mineral exploitation in Africa (petroleum, gold and copper)Content1. Mining of gold2. Methods of mining3. Transportation and marketing4. Economic importance5. Problems of mining of Gold, Petroleum and copperMining of goldAfrica leads whole world in the production of gold. South Africa is the largest producer of
Geography, SS 3, Week 5Topic : Fruit farming in Mediterranean regionContent1. Definition of fruit farming2. Major areas in fruit farming3. Factors favourable for fruit farming4. Types of fruit produced5. Importance of fruit farming6. Problems of fruit farmingDefinition of Fruit FarmingFruit farming is defined as the type of farming which
Geography, SS 3, Week 4Topic : Bush FallowingContent1. Definition2. Favourable conditions necessary for bush fallowing3. Features of bush fallowing4. Types of crops grown5. Advantages and disadvantage of bush fallowing6. Trends in bush fallowingDefinition of Bush FallowingBush fallowing is a system of farming cultivation of one piece of land for
Geography, SS 3, Week 3Topic : LumberingContent :1. Definition of Lumbering2. Favourable factors for lumbering3. Methods of lumbering4. Economic Importance of lumbering5. Problems and solution of lumberingDefinition of Lumbering: It is defined as the felling of economic trees in the forest, which can be used in domestic, industrial or
Geography, SS 3, Week 1Topic : IrrigationContent :1. Definition of Irrigation2. Reasons for irrigation3. Factors affecting irrigation4. Areas covered by irrigation5. Importance of irrigation6. Similarities between the Nile and Niger Irrigation practicesDefinition of Irrigation AgricultureIrrigation agriculture is the type of agriculture which involves
VOLUMETRIC (QUANTITATIVE) ANALYSIS Chemistry SS 3 Second Term Week 5 Topic: Volumetric Analysis IntroductionVolumetric analysis is an analytical method or procedure for working out the titre or concentration of an analyte in a solution. This is done by measuring the volume of a standard solution of
DATA REPRESENTATION Computer Science SS3 Second Term Week 4 Topic: Data Representation Data and instructions cannot be entered and processed directly into computers using human language. Any type of data be it numbers, letters, special symbols, sound or pictures must first be converted into machine- readable form i.e. binary form. Due to this reason, it is important to understand how
OVERVIEW OF NUMBER BASES Computer Science SS3 Second Term Week 3 Topic: Overview of Number Bases Human nature dictates that we try to quantify everything we come in contact with, e.g. the number of students in a class, the number of eggs in a basket, etc. If we think about the type of things humans try to quantify,
HIGH LEVEL LANGUAGE Computer Science SS3 Second Term Week 1 & 2 Topic: High Level Language HIGH LEVEL LANGUAGE This is a process that results in the development of a set of detailed instructions following a pattern of a particular programming language necessary to solve a problem.
Economic groupings in West Africa (Cont’d) Commerce SS3 Second Term Week 6 TOPIC: Economic groupings in West Africa (Cont’d) West Africa Clearing House (WACH) – History, Member countries, Objectives, Achievements Mano River Basin Commission (MRBC) – History, member countries, objectives, Achievements WEST AFRICA CLEARING HOUSE The WACH
Commerce SS3 Second Term Week 5 TOPIC: Economic grouping in West Africa CONTENT Meaning of Economic Groupings ECOWAS – History, Member Countries, Objective, Achievement, Problems etc Niger Basic Commission (NBC) – History, Member countries, objectives, Achievements, problems Lake Chad Basin Commission (LBBC) – History, member countries, objectives, Achievements, Problems Meaning of Economic Groupings Economic Groupings are the
Commerce SS3 Second Term Week 4 TOPIC: PRIVATIZATION AND COMMERCIALIZATION CONTENT Meaning Privatization and Commercialization Merits and Demerits of Privatization and Commercialization Deregulation – Meaning, Advantages and Disadvantages Privatization and Commercialization Privatization has to do with the selling off of corporations (formerly issued by the government) to private individuals. In this way, former government- owned corporations become private
SS 3 Commerce First Term Week 3 Topic: Meaning of Business Document Content – Meaning of Payment Factors Determining The Method of Payment The Various Means of Payment Means of Payment Through The Bank Means of Payment Made by Post Office Means of Payment Made by Businessmen. Payment can be defined as the means of settling any business transaction.
Commerce SS2 Second Term Week 2 TOPIC: Market Segmentation and Types CONTENT Market Research Advertising – Meaning, Types, Methods Advertising, Media, Merits and Demerits of each medium Sales Promotion, Forms etc Market Segmentation is the division of a particular market niche into clearly identifiable category with obviously similar needs , wants and characteristics . In other words, it
Commerce SS2 Second Term Week 1 TOPIC: Introduction to Marketing CONTENT: Meaning, Function and Importance of Marketing Types of Marketing Marketing Concept Marketing Mix (4Ps) Meaning Marketing can be defined as the process of identifying the needs of consumers and ensuring that production resources are channeled towards the production of goods that meet/satisfy such needs.
Business Environment SS3 Commerce First Term Week 10 Topic: Business Environment CONTENT– Business Environment Departmentalisation and functions of each Department Social Responsibility Business Environment: Business -environment is the sum total of all the activities that affect the operation of business. For a business to survive it must consider what is going on in the -environment. Business -environment can be classified into: 1. Political factor:
Structure of Business SS 3 Commerce First Term Week 8 Topic: Structure of Business Content- Organizatonal structure Organizational Chart Authority and Responsibility, Span of Control, Scaler Chain of Command, Unity of Command and Unity of Direction ORGANISATIONAL STRUCTURE Organisational structure is simply the allocation or division of responsibilities and functions to the different component of an organisation and the
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T here are many ways to debate whether former President Donald Trump is fit to lead this nation, but referring to him as a “ convicted felon ” does more harm than good. However, many political pundits and leaders use that phrase with intensity. It’s disheartening because I thought, as a society, we were moving towards using person-first language. And as a formerly incarcerated citizen, it stings.
It doesn’t matter who is at the helm of either presidential campaign; I want all candidates to understand the harm in using this word. I held these sentiments when President Biden was the presumptive democratic nominee. And this matters to me now, with Vice President Kamala Harris as the presumptive nominee. I know political strategists and commentators look for catchy phrases to characterize their candidate. But no one should embrace “the prosecutor vs. the felon” narrative. That would be a mistake.
Nearly 20 million American citizens have a felony conviction, and 1 in 3 people across our country have some sort of record. Labeling people as “felons” or using the word as a badge of honor for political purposes is a slap in the face to the millions of impacted individuals and families . The truth is the label doesn’t harm Trump, as much as it harms the millions of other people living with felony convictions. It also represents a step backward at the very moment we should be moving our country forward. We can do that by embracing our shared values of forgiveness, redemption, and restoration.
Both campaigns have an opportunity to engage in a serious, statesman-like debate on issues. To resort to playground antics of name calling or reducing the election of the President of the United States to being a contest between a prosecutor and a “F-word” is robbing this country of the serious dialogue it deserves.
It also distracts from the greater task of uniting and healing the nation.
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It’s important to remember that more than 600,000 people return to society from state and federal prisons each year. People caught in this system are easy targets to villainize because words like “felon,” “convict,” and “criminal” carry stigma. Those words provide an excuse to throw people away.
Returning citizens have learned that no matter how much they try to create a better life for themselves and their communities, many will still view them as unworthy of receiving an education, obtaining a loan, buying safe housing, or running for an elected office .
That has been my experience.
Despite all my accolades, I had trouble getting housing, insuring my home, and getting a bank loan. Yet, the most critical job in the world with access to the most sensitive information might soon be filled by a person with a felony conviction. How we speak about felony convictions depends on how much power and privilege one has. It’s a toxic narrative that hurts communities and families all across the country.
No one’s human rights should be denied. We just need to be honest about why certain people are excluded. The same support and grace that systems show Trump should be offered to every returning citizen or formerly incarcerated person. We must call for a higher standard for everyone, and fight for all people to become whole.
This toxic narrative remains loud and clear on both sides of the aisle. In a Republican debate in August 2023, a moderator asked the candidates if they’d support a presidential nominee who’d been convicted of a felony, and six of the eight candidates raised their hands in support. If we support someone with a felony conviction moving into the White House, then shouldn’t we support policies that remove barriers to keep people like me from voting, getting a job, or obtaining safe and affordable housing?
This is so much bigger than some “prosecutor vs. felon” narrative.
Across the political spectrum, our political machine continues to feed into the same toxic narratives. This rejection of human rights is rooted in racism and classism. It also precedes violence.
Throughout history, we’ve seen how racist tropes were meant to devalue human life, triggering destruction and even death for groups of people. Elected leaders must hold themselves accountable for their complicity in continuing these harmful narratives. Just as returning citizens are expected to admit the harm they’ve caused and vow to do better, those elected to a high office should do the same. However, politicians have been quiet about many issues impacting our shared humanity, such as the 1994 Crime Bill, which destroyed many Black families, and the weaponization of words like “super-predators.”
I don’t tell people who to vote for, but I do advise people to vote with their conscience. I don’t judge people who are tempted to disengage from the democratic process altogether. But we still cannot sit this out. All hope is not lost.
But we should demand better. We must demand basic human rights and decency for everyone. If one group is dehumanized, no one is safe from dehumanization. We’re all connected. When we respond to hatred with more hatred, we perpetuate the very phenomenon we decry. We were brutally reminded through the attempted assassination of former President Trump how the decisive rhetoric of partisan politics serves no constructive purpose.
These distractions prevent us from having an earnest conversation about the language we use with each other and the narratives we let control us. It’d be a better world if we could learn to love who we despise the most. If we can do that, then we’re capable of loving anyone.
While I’m fighting for returning citizens and others affected by the justice system, I’m also fighting for everyone. We must get beyond feeling like we lose something when someone else is supported. The truth is, if my neighbor prospers, I prosper. No one wins if a returning citizen can’t get a job, housing, and education.
Recovery from this volatile election cycle won’t be painless. But those of us on the frontlines of our democracy are the heroes we’ve been looking for. We are the people who make this country work. We’re the lifeblood of democracy. I don’t know if we’ll have the same democracy—or get away from this harmful “prosecutor vs. felon” narrative—but I’m optimistic that something new and inclusive can be born from what we’re experiencing today.
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A narrative essay is a piece of writing that tells a story. It could be based on real events or entirely fictional, but the key is to engage your reader through vivid storytelling. Here are some essential tips to help you craft a compelling narrative essay: Here's the basic structure: Introduction: Grab your reader's attention! Set the scene ...
The four major types of essays address these purposes. Narrative Essay. A narrative essay relates mainly, a sequence of events. It tells what happened and how it happened and is often indistinguishable from a short story. Characteristics of Narrative Essay. 1. It must have beginning that is interesting and arresting. 2.
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Narrative Essay - The Most Memorable Day of My Life. 5.5 LITERATURE IN ENGLISH I. Drama - Features (Theme, Costumes, Audience and so on). II. Identification of the features of drama in a given text. 6.1 SPEECH WORK Vowel Sound - / ə / sound 6.2 GRAMMAR Tenses - The Past Continuous Tense
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An essay is a written composition of moderate length explaining a particular issue or subject matter. In writing an essay, we must consider the following types of essays which are: (a) Narrative essay (b) Descriptive essay (c) Argumentative essay (d) Expository essay. Narrative Essay: this is a type of essay that you are made to tell a story.
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An essay is a written composition of moderate length explaining a particular issue or subject matter. In writing an essay, we must consider the following types of essays which are : (a) Narrative essay (b) Descriptive essay (c) Argumentative essay (d) Expository essay. Narrative Essay: this is a type of essay that you are made to tell a story.
Types of Essay: 1. Descriptive Essay: - A descriptive essay aims to provide detailed descriptions and sensory details about a person, place, object, or event. - It appeals to the reader's senses by using vivid language and imagery. - The goal is to create a vivid picture in the reader's mind. 2. Narrative Essay:
Tamuno Reuben - January 15, 2018. Share. All junior secondary school teachers and students of English should have this for proper prior preparation. SECOND TERM'S SCHEME OF WORK FOR JSS 1. WEEK 1. Resumption Test (It can also be used for revision of last term's work). WEEK 2. i. Reading comprehension.
TOPIC: Composition (Narrative Essay) A narrative is a recount of past experience or shared experience of the past. In everyday life, we often need to give an account or a report of an event or something that happened in the past, when we do this, we are involved in narration. ... English Studies Lesson notes for JSS1 Second term - Edudelight ...
week five: - vowel /З:/, the present continuous tense, narrative essay and drama. week six: - vowel /Ə/, the past continuous tense and argumentative essay: arranging ideas in a logical way. week seven: - vowel /Þ/ and /ᴐ:/, making sentence with simple present tense, expository essay and myths and legends
Some words have one syllable (monosyllabic), and some words have many syllables (polysyllabic). New vowels sounds create new syllables. • long. This word has one syllable. There is only one vowel sound, created by the "o.". • shame. Free English Language Lesson Note JSS 1, make learning English fun and effective for your students.
A weird encounter with a stranger. A random act of kindness. A time that you took a stand for someone or for an issue that you care about. A moment when you thought you might get hurt but didn't. Breaking a bone (or otherwise suffering an injury). Your first time away from home for the night (or longer).
Narrative Essay Topics for Grade 5. My First Day at a New School. The Time I Learned to Ride a Bike. A Visit to a Haunted House. The Day I Met a Real-Life Superhero. My Most Memorable Family Vacation. A Surprising Encounter with an Animal. The Mystery of the Missing Homework. The Best Birthday Party I Ever Had.
Back to: ENGLISH LANGUAGE JSS1. Welcome to class! In today's class, we will be talking about Speech work: Introduction to speech (organs of speech), Grammar: Parts of speech - Nouns, etc. Enjoy the class! ... Narrative essay: A narrative essay relates mainly, a sequence of events. It tells what happened and how it happened and is often ...
1. Narrative - is when the author is narrating a story or part of a story. Usually, it has introduction, body and its conclusion. It let readers create their own imagination. It may be exact as what the author wants to express or not. Descriptive - describing what the author wants to impart.
Interactive example of a narrative essay. An example of a short narrative essay, responding to the prompt "Write about an experience where you learned something about yourself," is shown below. Hover over different parts of the text to see how the structure works. Narrative essay example.
1.9 Personal Narrative Stories Ideas on Traveling and Holidays. 1.10 Personal Narrative Ideas on Morality and Religion. 1.11 Narrative Essay Topics on Politics and Current Events. 1.12 Interesting Narrative Essay Topics About Health. 1.13 Narrative Essay Topics on Technology and Video Games. 1.14 Overview. In academic practice, the narrative ...
The four major types of essays address these purposes. Narrative Essay. A narrative essay relates mainly, a sequence of events. It tells what happened and how it happened and is often indistinguishable from a short story. Characteristics of Narrative Essay. 1. It must have beginning that is interesting and arresting. 2.
The key difference is that a narrative essay is designed to tell a complete story, while a descriptive essay is meant to convey an intense description of a particular place, object, or concept. Narrative and descriptive essays both allow you to write more personally and creatively than other kinds of essays, and similar writing skills can apply ...
JSS1 JSS2 JSS3 SS1 SS2 SS3; Grammar (Adjective), Comprehension and Narrative Essay / Jss1 / ... Posted in classroom. Grammar (Adjective), Comprehension and Narrative Essay English Language JSS 1 First Term Week 4 Contents: Speech Work Adjectives Comprehension Narrative Essay Speech Work: Vowel Sound /I/ This sound is a short sound. For example ...
But no one should embrace "the prosecutor vs. the felon" narrative. That would be a mistake. Nearly 20 million American citizens have a felony conviction, and 1 in 3 people across our country ...