Education resource centre

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-Practical basketball game skills

-The students practice the skills under the supervision of the teacher

-Instructional Resources:- basketball,

-Basketball count, net, whistle, canvas

-Practical in volleyball game –skills

-The students practice the skills

-Instructional Resources:-

-Volleyball, volleyball court, whistle, canvas, net etc

-Practical in tennis skills

-The students practice the skill

-Instructional Resources:-

-Tennis rackets

-Tennis balls

-Canvas

-Practical in soccer

-Skills in soccer

-The students practice the skills

-Instructional Resources

-Soccer ball/ Football

-Whistle

-Soccer pitch

-Flags

Stop watchers

-Profile of pioneers of health education like:

Z.A Ademuwagun, J.A Ajala, C.O Udoh, J. Fawole, Owie Oshodin Folawiyo, O.C Nwana, G.B Onuha, J.O Adeniyi, Ogundeji, etc.

Film clips.

-Endocrine system

-Disease of the endocrine system

Posters, charts, CDs showing endocrine system

-Definition of posture

-Correct postures for human activities

-Determinant of correct postures(nutrition and exercise)

Posters, charts and students.

-Definition of:

i) health maintenance

ii) health promotion

-Essentials for health maintenance and promotion

i) exercise

ii) nutrition

iii) regular medical check up

-Health screening

i) visual

ii) auditory

Posters, charts, etc showing health maintenance and promotion programs.

-Definition:

i) meaning

ii) types

-Types of human teeth(incisor, canine, premolar and molar

-Teeth diseases e.g. dental caries gingivitis.

Posters, charts, students and a child.

-Definition of terms:

i) epidemiology

ii) vital statistics

iii) population dynamics

- Components of vital statistics:

i) fertility rates

ii) mortality rates

iii) morbidity rates

-Major components of vital statistics and their uses.

Posters, charts and magazines illustrating vital statistics, population, etc

-Pests and vector:

i) meaning

ii) differences between pest and vector

iii) habitats

iv) harmful effects

v) control

-Students draw diagrams of some pests and vectors in their community.

Insect treated nets, pesticides, insecticides, rat, cockroach, etc

-Principles and meaning of food hygiene

-Food preservation, storage and poisoning.

Empty cans, containers, apron, detergent, flask, salt, food items, etc.

-Meaning and prevention of disability

-Types of disability(primary, secondary and tertiary)

-Meaning of rehabilitation

-Types of rehabilitation(medical, vocational, social and psychological)

-Define pathogens and parasites with examples(e.g. bacteria, fungi, ricketsia, helminthes, worms)

-Differences between pathogens and parasites.

-Characteristics of each non-communicable disease in relation to causation.

-Meaning of population and population education

-Census and its problems in Nigeria

-Small and large population

-Advantages and disadvantages of different types of population

Charts, posters, films, etc.

-Meaning and importance of health insurance

-Health insurance in Nigeria

-Advertisement of health products and consumer services

Charts, posters, collections, etc

-Definition of nostrum

-Types of nostrum

i) Health tonic

ii) Miracle substances

iii) Magic portions

iv) Amulates and talisman

Charts, posters, collections, etc.

-Classification of nostrum

-Reasons for avoiding nostrum

Charts, posters, etc.

-Definition of networking

-Types of networking

-Network topology

-Network devices

-Benefits of networking

-Displays each network topology in class

-Drawing of flow diagram for each network topology in the class

-List network devices e.g. (Hubs, Modems, Switches, Router)

-State benefits of networking e.g. Sharing resources, easy communication, etc.

-Definitions and full meaning of www

-Brief history of www

-Introduction to www

-Basic terminologies protocols

-Brief history of www in the class

-Basic terminologies: www, website, webpage, home page.

-Lists the protocols with full meaning, e.g. HTTP, html

-Hypertext transfer protocols

-Hypertext markup language

-Navigating through websites

-Software for web development, cables and connectors

-Network cables and connectors

-Navigate through websites e.g. finegoving.org

-Displaying network cables and connectors in the class, e.g. twisted pair, fiber option, telephone

-Displays data cables

-Power cables, data cables: Printer, USB, monitor etc.

-List types of connectors: e.g. male, female.

-Definition

-Examples of DBMS

-Basic technologies

-Forms of data base organization

-Mention examples of database packages: e.g. DbaseIII, DbaseIV, Foxbase.

-Basic technologies: e.g. file, record, field, keys.

-List different forms of data base organization

-Displays an existing data base (file) in the system and features e.g. file designed as tables

-Tables composed of rows and columns (field) contains specific types of information.

-Creating database

-Basic operations

-Define the structure

-Indicate field type

-Enter and save data

-Basic operations:

i) Searching

ii) Sorting

iii) Modifying

iv) Generating report

-Definition of graphics, examples of graphics

-Features in CorelDraw e.g. environment: tools, color pallets.

-Examples of graphics packages:

i) Paint ii) Harvard graphics iii) Photoshop iv) Corel draw, etc

-Features: Tools, and color pallets

-Opening Corel; draw from programs(H.O.E)

-Simple design

-Basic programming III

(one-dimensional array)

-DIM statement

i) Complimentary card, Business card

ii) Birthday and congratulatory cards

iii) School logo, Nigeria flag.

-Guide students to close and exit Corel draw

-Define one dimensional array (i.e. using DIM statement)

-Operations on array: input of an array, output of an array, arithmetic array.

-Review of the for next statement, while end statement

-Write BASIC program

-State data in vector of 10 integer with and without a FOR-NEXT statement

-Calculate the average of one dimensional array with 100 numeric value.

-Calculate the area of 10 different rectangles with and without while-end statements.

- High Level Language (HLL)

Definition of HLL

Examples:- BASIC, FORTRAN, ALGOL etc.

-Output the sum of the first 100 integers

-Output the value elements of a given array

-Define high level language(HLLs)

-BASIC, FORTRAN, ALGOL, C, PASCAL, P/I, PROLOG, COBOL, as given examples

-BASIC, FORTRAN, ALGOL(scientific)

-Classification of (HLLs)

-Features of BASIC, C, PASCAL, COBOL.

-Advantages of HLL over ML, LLL

-Interpreted Language: BASIC

-Compiled Language: PASCAL, COBOL, FORTRAN

-State the advantages of HLLs over ML, LLL

-State features of

HLLs, BASIC, C,L PASCAL, COBOL, etc

-Review of number bases: decimal, hexadecimal.

-Conversion in number bases

i) Binary-2, Octal-8, Decimal-10, Hexadecimal-12

ii) Leads students to carry out conversion of a given number to another number base. E.g.

8₁₀ to binary number

=8₁₀ =1000₂

-Basic arithmetic in number bases

-Addition and subtraction

i) Addition operation e.g.

110₂ +111₂ , 004₅ +234₅

ii) Subtraction operation e.g.

122₄ -032₄ , 1110₂ -0101₂ etc.

-Definition of data representation.

-Description of data representation.

-Character set.

-Description of data representations method: Bits, BCD, EBCDIC, -ASCII

-Display character sets. ASCII: American Standard Code for Information Interchange.

-sources of security breaches

-virus, worm and Trojan horse.

-Poorly implemented or lack of ICT Policy.

- Poorly implemented or lack of ICT Policy

-poorly implemented network

-careless giving out of personal and vital information on the net without careful screening.

- Preventive measures

- Legal issues

- Web content

- Piracy

- Cyber-Crime

- Hacking.

- Crime, etc

-use of anti-virus software

-use of fire fox

-exercising care in giving out personal and vital information

-encryption, proper network, implementation and policy, using sites with web certificates, exercising care in opening e-mail attachments.

-legal issue

-web content

-piracy

Hacking

-Copy right

-Ownership right to: text, image, audio, video

-Web content. Subject to existing laws of host country

-piracy: software, audio, video

-Cyber crimes: identify theft, internet fraud.

-Hacking: gaining authorized access to resources with the intention to cause harm.