The consequences of large and small family size II
Social Studies J.S.S 1 First Term
WEEK 8
The consequences of large and small family size II
Performance Objectives
Students should be able to:
1. Explain the characteristics of small family size.
Content
Small family size
A small family size comprises father, mother and few (usually one to four) children. Small family children in small families receive a greater amount of individual attention and tend to be comfortable around adults at an early age. They may also be overprotected, however, which can result in dependence, lack of initiative, and fear of risk, and the increased parental attention may also take the form of excessive scrutiny and pressure to live up to other people's expectations.
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- History of Nigerian social studies education
- Meaning, scope and nature of social studies
- Importance of social studies
- Family as a primary social group
- Roles and responsibilities of members of a family as a primary social group in the community
- Social Studies JSS1 First Term Mid-Term Assessment
- Test
- The family
- The consequences of large and small family size II
- The consequences of large and small family size III
- The consequences of large and small family size IV
- Social Studies JSS1 First Term Final Assessment
- Test
- The consequences of large and small family size I
- Chapters 12
- Category JSS1
- Author ClassNotes Edu
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