Summary

• Description:

  The MS Word document comprises Grade 7 Social Studies Term 3 Schemes of Work - Distinction. The PDF version is also available upon your request.

  The scheme of work is guided by the Distinction Social Studies Grade 7 Teacher's Guide and Learner's Book, alongside the Constitution of Kenya.

  The scheme is organized into the following strands and substrands:

  • Political Development and Governance
    • Scramble and Partition of Africa (European Interests, Terms of the Berlin Conference 1884-1885, Colonial Mapping, Colonial Implications, Combating Neo-Colonialism)
    • The Constitution of Kenya (Importance, Protection and Upholding Mechanisms, Application of National Values)
    • Human Rights (Classification, Characteristics, Equity and Non-Discrimination, Promoting Social Justice)
    • African Diasporas (Social and Political Factors prior to 1960, Mapping Diaspora Nations, Role in African Political Development)
    • Citizenship and Globalization (Interconnectedness, Local and National Effects of Globalization, Qualities of a Global Citizen)

  The topics covered throughout the term include:

  • Scramble and Partition of Africa: Examining the motives and roles of European powers in Africa, studying the terms of the Berlin Conference (1884–1885), mapping partitioned territories, analyzing the impacts of colonial rule, and championing good governance to eliminate neo-colonialism.
  • The Constitution and National Values: Analyzing the importance of the Constitution of Kenya, designing class constitutions, and applying national values in daily routines to foster social cohesion and responsible citizenship.
  • Human Rights and Non-Discrimination: Classifying human rights instruments, using tree diagrams to illustrate fundamental human rights characteristics, and designing school posters to advocate for non-discrimination and equity.
  • African Diasporas and Liberation: Investigating historical reasons for diaspora movements up to 1960, mapping diaspora populations across the USA, Brazil, and France, and analyzing their contributions to African unity and political awakening.
  • Global Citizenship: Exploring worldwide interdependence, debating the positive and negative dimensions of globalization, and identifying ways to act as responsible global citizens while remaining grounded in national identity.

  This downloadable Grade 7 Social Studies Scheme of Work provides an inquiry-based framework enriched with debates, essay writing, map work, and constitutional studies.

• File Size:

  65.54 KB
• Length:

  8 pages
• Category:

  Schemes of Work
• Level:

  Grade 7
• Subject:

  Social Studies
• Posted By:

  Caleb_Peter

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