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211 prompts matching "The aims and structure of the United Nations"

Project task: Discussion using the UK as the parliamentary example and Nigeria as the presidential one

Set me a small project on discussion using the UK as the parliamentary example and Nigeria

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Spot my mistake: Examination score reported for knowledge and for evaluation separately

Show me a worked example on examination score reported for knowledge and for evaluation se

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Quiz: Their origin and importance

Quiz me on their origin and importance, from the SS1 Government topic Fundamental human ri

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Spot my mistake: Four differences and take a reasoned position supported by two pieces of evidence

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Spot my mistake: Three methods of acquisition and four rights with a matching duty each

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Teach me: The meaning of a party system

I am an SS1 student studying Party systems in Government. Explain the meaning of a party s

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Spot my mistake: End-of-year revision test with source-based and evaluative sections

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Let me explain: Government as an academic field of study

Let me talk you through government as an academic field of study from the Meaning of gover

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Spot my mistake: The two, compared

Give me a wrong or muddled explanation of the two, compared from the Unitary, parliamentar

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Let me explain: Unitary and federal constitutions

Let me talk you through unitary and federal constitutions from the Types of constitution t

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Spot my mistake: Its types and characteristics

Give me a wrong or muddled explanation of its types and characteristics from the Pressure

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Let me explain: Simple majority and absolute majority systems

I am going to explain simple majority and absolute majority systems to you, as an SS1 Gove

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Quiz: Government as a process or act of governing

I am revising Meaning of government for SS1 Government. Test me on government as a process

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Real-life Nigeria: Identifying the agents that shaped their own political views

Take identifying the agents that shaped their own political views out of the textbook. Des

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Let me explain: The presidential system

I am going to explain the presidential system to you, as an SS1 Government student studyin

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Real-life Nigeria: Completing a comparison chart and name four countries practising each

Take completing a comparison chart and name four countries practising each out of the text

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Key term: Fusion of powers

Explain the key term "fusion of powers" as SS1 Government uses it in Unitary, parliamentar

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Real-life Nigeria: Observing proceedings and explain in writing why judicial independence matters

Show me how observing proceedings and explain in writing why judicial independence matters

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Key term: Examination

Test whether I really understand "examination" at SS1 level. Give me three short situation

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Teach me: A constitution and ordinary law compared

Be my SS1 Government teacher for this one point: A constitution and ordinary law compared.

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