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Hệ sinh thái ( Summer class 2024)DATE: Wednesday 8th May, 2024 CLASS: Year 4 SUBJECT: Social Studies TOPIC: Employment Meaning of employment It means having a job or work to do to earn a living. An employed person can take care of himself and provide for his family. Self-employed means working for yourself or doing your personal work. Unemployment means a situation in which a person does not have a job or earn a living. CONSEQUENCES OF UNEMPLOYMENT IN OUR SOCIETY ARE: 1. It brings about hardship. 2. It leads to bad social habit like hard drugs, armed robbery etc. 3. It makes a society to become poorer. 4. It causes insecurity in the society. 5. An unemployed person is a burden to his or her family and the larger society. WAYS OF REDUCING UNEMPLOYMENT Unemployment can be reduced in several ways, some of which are: 1. Setting up more factories, industries and offices where people can get jobs. 2. Encouraging people to be self- employed, rather than looking for government jobs. 3. Encouraging young people to go into farming. 4. Government should create more job opportunities. 5. Government should help small business owners with loans that will help their businesses to grow. 6. Government should provide electricity for businesses. DATE: Monday 6th May, 2024 CLASS: Year 5 SUBJECT: History TOPIC: Traditional Occupations of the People in the State(II) Description of Various Occupations 1. Fishing: This occupation is commonly engaged in Nigeria by the people who lived along the coast, lagoon, Delta and big rivers. These people include the Awori in Lagos, the Ijaw and Itsekiri in Delta and Bayelsa States, the Ilaje in Ondo State, the Tiv and the Idoma in Benue State, The Nupe in Niger State. Tools used by the fishermen for catching fishes are traps of different types, net, paddle and dug outs. 2. Crop Farming: This is the main occupation of the Nigeria people who live in the forest region, such as the Yoruba, the Benin, the Urhobo, and the Igbira. These people engaged in the production of both food crops (maize, cassava, vegetables, yam and okra) and tree crops (rubber, palm oil and coconuts). The methods of their farm operation are land clearing, bush burning, harvesting. 3. Animal Husbandry: This involves rearing of animals. The are two types of animal husbandry, namely domestication of animals and cattle rearing. The Fulani engaged in cattle rearing, the Yoruba, the Efik and the Tiv engage in livestock keeping. The main livestock include goats, sheep, hens, rabbit and pigeon. 4. Leather Works: This is making of leather into sandals, bags, shoes, belt etc. This occupation is mostly engaged by the Hausa people. This occupation is made possible due to the presence of abundant cattle in the area. 5. Pottery: This traditional occupation is mostly engaged by women. It exists in the area where there is abundant of clay and it is also mostly practised by the Yoruba. The materials the potter used in the production of objects are clay, water and firewood.DATE: Tuesday 7th May, 2024 CLASS: Year 5 SUBJECT: Social Studies TOPIC: Savings (Capital resources preservation) Meaning of Saving Saving is the process of keeping things, money and other material resources for future use. Bank is a financial institution where money and other valuable items (gold, documents and certificate) are kept for future use. One can withdraw his or her money(savings) from the bank either through the counter by using a withdrawal slip or through a dispensing machine known as ATM (Automated Teller Machine). The following are the importance of savings: 1) To meet future needs. 2) To protect our resources (money, gold) from being stolen. 3) To build houses. 4) To make it possible to borrow large amounts of money. 5) To earn interest or profit on it. PAST (OLDEN DAYS) WAYS OF SAVING: i) Under the bed ii) Under the ground of the house. iii) Rooftops iv) Shrines v) Secret places like under the rocks. vi) Trunks and hollows of trees. MODERN WAYS OF SAVING ARE: i) In the bank ii) Inside a piggy bank iii) Through Cooperative Societies iv) Through Insurance companies v) Through Mortgage houses vi) Thrift and Credit societies. CAUSES OF POOR SAVINGS ARE AS FOLLOWS: i) Bad economy and decrease in the standard of living in our society. ii) Inability to manage income properly. iii) High level of spending iv) Having too many financial obligations or responsibilities.BM class 6 YO ( 02/02/2024) Continuous Class Test Surgery and Microbiology 19 Dec 2024ENGLISH MID-TEST CLASS XI (LANJUT) 2023/2024Microbiology Continuous class test 26 December 2024