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Art
The Secondary School Art Class, under the Arts Department, encompasses a variety of humanities subjects including Government, Literature-in-English, Christian Religious Studies (CRS), History, and Visual Arts. These subjects help students understand human society, culture, governance, expression, and values. They are essential for developing critical thinking, communication skills, and cultural awareness.
Art

Outline

  • Government:

    • Structure and functions of government

    • Political ideologies and systems

    • Nigerian constitution and political development

    • Human rights and civic responsibilities

  • Literature-in-English:

    • Poetry, Drama, and Prose (African and non-African)

    • Literary terms and analysis

    • Themes, style, and characterization

    • Appreciation of language and creativity

  • Christian Religious Studies (CRS):

    • Biblical teachings (Old and New Testaments)

    • Moral lessons and values

    • Life and teachings of Jesus Christ

    • Christian principles and social responsibility

  • History (if offered):

    • Ancient and modern Nigerian history

    • Colonialism and independence

    • African and world historical events

  • Visual Arts:

    • Drawing, painting, sculpture, design

    • Nigerian and African art traditions

    • Art history and appreciation

Prerequisites

  • Interest in reading, writing, and discussion

  • Ability to analyze and interpret texts or concepts

  • Willingness to participate in debates, projects, or creative tasks

  • Basic literacy and comprehension skills

Resources

  • Textbooks and novels (prescribed by WAEC/NECO)

  • Art supplies for Visual Arts (sketch pads, pencils, paints, etc.)

  • Dictionaries, atlases, and historical documents

  • Bible (for CRS), Constitution (for Government)

  • Internet and library access for extended research

Stats

  • Arts subjects are part of the Nigerian secondary school curriculum and are required for students pursuing humanities.

  • These subjects are examined by WAEC, NECO, and GCE.

  • Popular career paths include Law, Mass Communication, Political Science, Theatre Arts, Education, Fine and Applied Arts, and Religious Studies.

  • Research shows students in the Arts perform well in critical reasoning and communication-based assessments.