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    The MS Word document comprises Grade 10 History and Citizenship Term 3 Schemes of Work 2026. The PDF version is also available upon your request. The schemes of work were generated using the updated KICD-approved curriculum design and hence can be used with any KICD-approved book.

    This schemes of work provides comprehensive coverage of the Term 3 2026 Grade 10 History and Citizenship syllabus.

    • Number of Weeks: 9
    • Number of Lessons per Week: 4
    • Mid Term Break Week: Week 7 (7 October 2026 – 11 October 2026)

    It covers the following strands and sub-strands:

    • 3.0 Themes in World History & Citizenship
      • 3.2 International Organisations: Commonwealth of Nations
        • Explaining categories and roles of international organisations in global peace
        • Tracing the origin, shared values, and diplomatic ties of the Commonwealth of Nations
        • Investigating educational scholarships, trade partnerships, and sports exchange programs
        • Analyzing current challenges and proposing solutions to developmental disparities
      • 3.3 Modern Slavery and Servitude
        • Defining modern slavery, human trafficking, and forced labor versus traditional slavery
        • Assessing poverty, unemployment, and social vulnerabilities driving modern servitude
        • Evaluating government legal frameworks, civil society programs, and anti-slavery slogans
        • Studying historical 18th-century abolitionist movements (William Wilberforce) and achievements
        • Examining contemporary human rights campaigns and drafting local anti-exploitation action plans
      • 3.4 Global Governance
        • Understanding principles of global governance, sovereign equality, and international rule of law
        • Addressing transnational challenges (global warming, terrorism, pandemics) multilaterally
        • Examining key stability areas: international peace, health, and financial frameworks
        • Analyzing structures and functions of the United Nations (UN) and African Union (AU)
        • Investigating emerging issues (AI regulation, cyber warfare) and proposing inclusive UN reforms
      • 3.5 1st Generation of Industrial Revolution
        • Tracing origins and prerequisites enabling early industrialization in Britain and the USA
        • Studying key inventions (James Watt steam engine, spinning jenny) and mechanized transport
        • Analyzing socio-economic impacts on Africa: European raw material demand and colonial expansion
        • Appraising African adaptation, resistance, and defense of economic sovereignty
    • 4.0 Themes in Contemporary History & Citizenship
      • 4.1 Peace and Conflict Transformations in Kenya
        • Identifying national peace-building activities and the role of the NCIC in promoting unity
        • Examining constitutional provisions (devolution, separation of powers) preventing conflict
        • Analyzing court case studies (electoral/land disputes, Supreme Court) resolving conflicts
        • Practicing peer mediation skills, establishing student peace clubs, and taking peace pledges
      • 4.2 Digital Citizenship Technology
        • Tracing the historical timeline of communication evolution (smoke signals to telegraph, telephone, radio)
        • Analyzing scientific factors and socio-economic demands driving 20th-century telecommunications
        • Comparing impacts of communication technology in developed versus developing nations (mobile money)
        • Addressing challenges: digital divide, cybercrime, misinformation, and cyber safety rules
      • 4.3 Equity and Non-Discrimination
        • Defining equity, equality, and non-discrimination in democratic societies
        • Researching historical injustices (colonial land alienation, TJRC report recommendations)
        • Evaluating legal affirmative action policies for youth, women, and persons with disabilities
        • Drafting student anti-discrimination charters and personal commitments to social justice
  • File Size:
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  • Length:
    19 pages
  • Category:
    Schemes of Work
  • Level:
    Grade 10
  • Subject:
    History And Citizenship
  • Posted By:
    Caleb_Peter

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