How to Encourage Made-in-Nigeria Goods Civic Education Primary 6 First Term Lesson Notes Week 10
Civic Education Primary 6 First Term Lesson Notes Week 10
Subject: Civic Education
Class: Primary 6
Term: First Term
Week: 10
Age: 11 years
Topic: How to Encourage Made-in-Nigeria Goods
Sub-topic: Promotion Strategies and Price Comparison
Duration: 40 minutes
Behavioural Objectives
By the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to:
- Suggest ways to encourage the purchase of made-in-Nigeria goods.
- Compare prices of Nigerian-made goods with imported goods.
Keywords
- Encouragement
- Made-in-Nigeria
- Comparison
- Promotion
Set Induction
The teacher will show a comparison chart of local and imported products, discussing which one pupils prefer and why.
Entry Behaviour
Pupils have basic knowledge about Nigerian products and their challenges in the market.
Learning Resources and Materials
- Price comparison charts or tables
- Examples of local and imported products
- Chalkboard and chalk
Building Background/Connection to Prior Knowledge
The teacher will link the lesson to previous ones about the benefits of patronizing Nigerian goods and challenges faced in promoting them.
Embedded Core Skills
- Analytical skills
- Problem-solving
- Communication skills
Learning Materials
- Lagos State Scheme of Work
- Civic Education textbooks
Instructional Materials
- Comparison charts
- Examples of local and imported products
Content
How to Encourage Made-in-Nigeria Goods
- Promote Local Products:
- Description: Use advertising and marketing to increase awareness of local products.
- Example: Launch campaigns highlighting the benefits and quality of Nigerian products.
- Support Local Industries:
- Description: Encourage the government and private sector to support local industries through subsidies and grants.
- Example: Provide financial aid to local manufacturers.
- Improve Quality:
- Description: Invest in technology and training to enhance the quality of local products.
- Example: Update production methods and quality control processes.
- Increase Accessibility:
- Description: Ensure local products are widely available in stores and markets.
- Example: Expand distribution networks for local goods.
- Educate Consumers:
- Description: Inform consumers about the advantages of buying local products.
- Example: Use educational programs to raise awareness about the benefits of supporting local goods.
Price Comparison
- Compare Prices:
- Description: Analyze and compare the prices of Nigerian-made goods with imported goods.
- Example: Create a chart showing the price differences between local and imported items.
- Evaluate Value for Money:
- Description: Assess whether local products offer better value for money compared to imported ones.
- Example: Compare the quality and price of local versus imported goods.
Evaluation
Fill in the blank with the correct option (a, b, c, or d):
- To encourage the purchase of made-in-Nigeria goods, __________ can be used. a) advertising
b) avoiding local products
c) increasing prices
d) limiting availability - One way to support local industries is by providing __________. a) grants
b) higher taxes
c) import restrictions
d) lower quality - Improving __________ can enhance the quality of local products. a) technology
b) prices
c) marketing
d) distribution - Increasing the __________ of local products helps them reach more consumers. a) accessibility
b) cost
c) import
d) quality - __________ can help inform consumers about the benefits of local products. a) Education
b) Higher prices
c) Limited availability
d) Foreign products - Comparing the __________ of local and imported goods helps in making informed choices. a) prices
b) marketing
c) subsidies
d) taxes - Local products can be promoted through __________. a) advertising campaigns
b) ignoring local markets
c) increasing import duties
d) decreasing product quality - To improve consumer interest in local products, __________ can be enhanced. a) product quality
b) import rates
c) foreign competition
d) higher prices - Providing __________ to local manufacturers can help improve their production capabilities. a) financial support
b) reduced prices
c) import quotas
d) foreign technology - Evaluating __________ helps in understanding the value for money of local products. a) price differences
b) production methods
c) advertising strategies
d) consumer behavior - __________ strategies can be used to make local products more appealing. a) Promotion
b) Restriction
c) Isolation
d) Devaluation - __________ about local products can be increased through educational programs. a) Awareness
b) Cost
c) Import rates
d) Competition - Local products can be compared to imported goods based on __________. a) prices
b) product origin
c) production location
d) marketing strategies - Increased __________ of local products can lead to higher consumer preference. a) accessibility
b) importation
c) restrictions
d) foreign competition - An effective way to encourage local product purchase is through __________. a) targeted advertising
b) higher import duties
c) decreased local production
d) reduced quality control
Class Activity Discussion
- What are some effective ways to encourage the purchase of made-in-Nigeria goods?
- Examples include promoting local products, improving quality, and increasing accessibility.
- How can supporting local industries benefit the economy?
- It can boost local production, create jobs, and reduce dependence on imports.
- Why is it important to compare prices of local and imported goods?
- It helps consumers make informed choices and understand the value of local products.
- How can marketing strategies influence consumer preferences?
- Effective marketing can increase awareness and attract more buyers to local products.
- What role does consumer education play in promoting local goods?
- Educating consumers about the benefits of local products can improve their preference and support.
- How can local industries be supported to improve their production?
- Through financial aid, technology upgrades, and better training.
- What impact does product quality have on consumer choices?
- Higher quality can lead to increased consumer trust and preference for local goods.
- How does increasing accessibility to local products affect their sales?
- Greater accessibility can lead to higher sales and more consumer acceptance.
- What are some challenges faced in promoting local products?
- Challenges include competition from imports, price differences, and limited marketing.
- How can local businesses use price comparison to their advantage?
- By demonstrating better value or similar quality at competitive prices, local businesses can attract more customers.
Presentation
Step 1: The teacher revises the previous topic on problems in developing a positive attitude towards made-in-Nigeria products.
Step 2: The teacher introduces the new topic on encouraging the purchase of made-in-Nigeria goods, discussing strategies and comparing prices.
Step 3: The teacher facilitates a discussion on how to apply these strategies and compare local versus imported goods.
Teacher’s Activities
- Explain ways to encourage the purchase of local products and compare prices.
- Provide examples and facilitate group discussions on strategies and price comparisons.
Learners’ Activities
- Suggest ways to promote local goods and participate in price comparison exercises.
- Share ideas on improving local product marketing and accessibility.
Assessment
- Evaluate pupils’ suggestions for encouraging local goods and their ability to compare prices of local and imported products.
- Assess their participation in discussions and activities.
Evaluation Questions
- What are some ways to encourage the purchase of made-in-Nigeria goods?
- How can promoting local products benefit their market success?
- Why is comparing prices of local and imported goods important?
- How can improving product quality influence consumer preference?
- What strategies can be used to increase the accessibility of local products?
- How does supporting local industries contribute to economic growth?
- What are some challenges in marketing local products?
- How can consumer education impact the purchase of local goods?
- What role does effective advertising play in promoting local products?
- How can businesses use price comparison to attract customers?
Conclusion
The teacher reviews key points from the lesson, emphasizes effective strategies to encourage local product purchase, and provides feedback on the pupils’ activities and discussions.