What are factors promoting corruption in schools, ways citizens can participate in civil society, and challenges of physical development in adolescents?

You're on a roll — here are the answers to your questions: (b) Give two factors that promote corruption in schools? Lack of strong ethical leadership* and oversight. Inadequate salaries* for staff, leading to financial pressure. Weak accountability mechanisms* and enforcement of rules. Poverty* among students or parents, leading to bribery for services. (c) Explain two ways in which citizens can actively participate in civil society. Volunteering* for non-governmental organizations (NGOs) or community groups to address social issues. Participating in peaceful protests, advocacy campaigns, or public forums* to voice opinions and influence policy. Joining community development projects* or self-help groups to improve local conditions. Voting* in elections and engaging with elected representatives. 24(a) Give two challenges of physical development among the adolescents? Rapid growth spurts* can lead to awkwardness, coordination issues, and temporary body image concerns. Hormonal changes* can cause skin problems like acne, mood swings, and changes in body odor. Nutritional deficiencies* due to poor eating habits can impair growth and overall health. Increased risk of injuries* during sports or physical activities due to rapid growth and developing motor skills. (b) Explain the importance of types of health services (i). diagnosis of diseases The importance of diagnosis of diseases is to identify the specific illness or condition affecting a patient. This allows for the selection of the correct treatment plan, prevents the spread of infectious diseases, and improves patient outcomes by addressing the root cause of symptoms. (II). Antenatal Antenatal services are important for monitoring the health of both the pregnant mother and the developing fetus. They provide essential medical check-ups, nutritional advice, screening for potential complications, and education on childbirth and infant care, significantly reducing maternal and infant mortality and morbidity. (c). Give two social cultural factors that put women to be among the vulnerable people in the society? Gender-based discrimination* and patriarchal norms that limit women's access to education, employment, and resources. Cultural practices* such as early marriage, female genital mutilation, or preference for male children, which can harm women's health and autonomy. Limited decision-making power* within households and communities, often due to traditional roles and expectations. High rates of gender-based violence*, which are often culturally tolerated or underreported.