New NERDC Curriculum Subjects download pdf

How to check New NERDC curriculum Subjects download pdf The Nigerian Educational Research and Development Council (NERDC) has commenced for New NERDC curriculum in Subjects download pdf Online

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ABOUT TEACHERS’ AID

Teachers’ Aid is a digital library of curriculum based teaching resources. NERDC Teacher’ Aid provides web-based access to a database of teaching resources where the user ( Teacher) can search for, locate, download, and comment on resources to aid their learning process or teaching. NERDC has partnered with Sidmach Technologies to develop the Teacher ‘ Aid, your portal to the most comprehensive collection of resources for all types of curriculum.

Roles of Nigerian Educational Research Development Council

KEY BENEFITS : 
The e-Curriculum is a national online library for education and research in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. It provides access to math lessons and activities aligned with the Math Common Core Standards, as well as Learning-related blogs and other free teacher resources and lesson plan ideas. Targeted for basic education teachers, senior secondary education professionals, and librarians.

HOW TO GET ACCESS TO TEACHERS’ AID :
Teachers’ Aid access comes with the NERDC e-Curriculum Digital School Access. Ensure  your school enrolls in the e-curricukum program. The e-Curriculum portal Creates an Enabling Environment in which Educational Research and Development Activities will thrive and in the process not only Encourage Collaboration with International Development Partners but also Foster Public-Private Partnerships in our Bid to Render Educational Research and Development Efforts Sustainable and Needs Driven.

HOW TO GET ACCESS TO LEARNERS’ RESOURCES :
Learners’ Resource access comes with the NERDC e-Curriculum Digital School Access. Ensure  your school enrolls in the e-curricukum program. The e-Curriculum portal Creates an Enabling Environment in which Educational Research and Development Activities will thrive and in the process not only Encourage Collaboration with International Development Partners but also Foster Public-Private Partnerships in our Bid to Render Educational Research and Development Efforts Sustainable and Needs Driven.

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New NERDC Curriculum Subjects are the following:

Basic Education (Primary 1-3)
Minimum of 6 subjects; Maximum of 7 subjects
Subjects Explanatory Notes
1
English Studies
  1. Official National Language
  2. Medium of Instruction in schools
  3. The subject predisposes itself for the infusion of the following Road Safety Education, Disaster Risk Reduction Education, Consumer Education.
  4. Subject include Literature – in – English
Mathematics
  1. Fundamental discipline for science and technological development
  2. Important for everyday life
Nigerian Languages
  1. National Policy on Education (NPE) stipulates that the medium of instruction should be the language of the immediate environment of the child.
  2. Schools are free to select such Nigerian Language to be taught.
Basic Science and Technology (BST)
  1. Each of the listed components will serve as themes for the Basic Science and Technology curriculum
  2. Climate change is part of Basic Science theme
  3. Disaster Risk Reduction Education and Consumer Education are infused into Basic Science and Technology Curriculum
  4. Create enabling environment for the subject in all schools by making computers available in schools
\Religion and National Values (RNV)
  1. Listed components will serve as themes in the Religion and National Values Curriculum
  2. Contents are planned for all children to take Social Studies, Civic Education and Security Education themes
  3. Separate classes should be run for CRS theme and IS theme
  4. Consumer Education, Disaster Risk Reduction Education and Peace and Conflict Resolution curricula are infused into the Civic Education, Social Studies and Security Education Themes.
  5. Create enabling environment for the subject in all schools
Cultural & Creative Arts (CCA)
  1. Important for preservation of our cultural Heritage and fostering Creativity.
Arabic Language
  1. Optional
Basic Education (Primary 4-6)
Minimum of 7 subjects; Maximum of 8 subjects
Subjects Explanatory Notes
1
English Studies
  1. Official National Language
  2. Medium of Instruction in school
  3. The subject predisposes itself for the infusion of the following Road Safety Education, Disaster Risk Reduction Education, Consumer Education.
  4. Subject include Literature – in – English
Mathematics
  1. Fundamental discipline for science and technological development
  2. Important for everyday life
Nigerian Languages
  1. Schools are free to select such Nigerian Language to be taught.
Basic Science and Technology (BST)
  1. Each of the listed components will serve as themes for the Basic Science and Technology curriculum
  2. Climate change is part of Basic Science theme
  3. Disaster Risk Reduction Education and Consumer Education are infused into Basic Science and Technology Curriculum
  4. Create enabling environment for the subject in all schools by making computers available in schools
Religion and National Values (RNV)
  1. Listed components will serve as themes in the Religion and National Values Curriculum
  2. Contents are planned for all children to take Social Studies, Civic Education and Security Edcation themes
  3. Separate classes should be run for CRS theme and IS theme
  4. Consumer Education, Disaster Risk Reduction Education and Peace and Conflict Resolution curricula are infused into the Civic Education, Social Studies and Security Education themes.
  5. Create enabling environment for the subject in all schools
Cultural & Creative Arts (CCA)
  1. Important for preservation of our cultural Heritage and fostering Creativity.
Arabic Language
  1. Optional
Pre-Vocational Studies
  1. Each of the listed component will serve as themes for the Pre-Vocational Studies
  2. Consumer Education is infused into Pre-Vocational Studies
  3. Create enabling environment for the teaching of pre-vocational studies in schools

 

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Basic Education (JSS 1-3)
Minimum of 9 subjects; Maximum of 10 subjects
Subjects Explanatory Notes
1
English Studies
  1. Official National Language
  2. Medium of instruction in schools
  3. The subject predisposes itself for the infusion of the following Road Safety Education, Disaster Risk Reduction Education, Consumer Education.
  4. Subject include Literature – in – English
Mathematics
  1. Fundamental discipline for science and technological development
  2. Important for everyday life
Nigerian Languages
  1. Schools are free to select such Nigerian Language to be taught.
Basic Science and Technology (BST)
  1. Each of the listed components will serve as themes for the Basic Science and Technology curriculum
  2. Climate change is part of Basic Science Theme
  3. Disaster Risk Reduction Education and Consumer Education are infused into Basic Science and Technology Curriculum
  4. Create enabling environment for the subject in all schools by making computers available in schools
Religion and National Values (RNV)
  1. Listed components will serve as themes in the Religion and National Values Curriculum
  2. Contents are planned for all children to take Social Studies, Civic Education and Security Education themes
  3. Separate classes should be run for Christian Religious Studies theme and Islamic Studies theme
  4. Consumer Education and Disaster Risk Reduction Education are infused into the Civic Education, Social Studies and Security Education themes.
  5. Create enabling environment for the subject in all schools
  6. Important for preservation of our cultural Heritage and fostering Creativity.
Cultural & Creative Arts (CCA)
  1. Tourism is a theme in Cultural and Creative Arts Curriculum
Arabic Language
  1. Optional
Pre-Vocational Studies
  1. Each of the listed components will serve as theme for the Pre-Vocational Studies Curriculum
  2. Consumer Education is infused into Pre-Vocational Studies Curriculum
  3. Create enabling environment for the teaching of pre-vocational studies in schools
Business Studies (Junior)
  1. It is desirable for every child to have some idea of Business enterprise
  2. Entrepreneurship is treated in Business Studies
  3. Consumer Education is infused into Business Studies Curriculum
French Language
  1. Nigeria’s second Official Language
  2. Nigeria is surrounded by Francophone countries
  3. The study of French language will make our children more competitive at the global level

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Updated: January 4, 2022 at 6:50 am

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  4. You didn’t add to this article that Nigerians have to pay in order to access this e-curriculum, except for government schools. So many other countries in Africa and abroad have open & free access to their curriculum on their websites; why is Nigeria asking its citizens (parents, children, teachers) to pay before they can access the educational curriculum that should be free to access?

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