Objectives of Teaching Social Studies at Secondary Level MONTILLA and MOSQUERA
The document discusses the objectives and importance of teaching social studies at the secondary level. It aims to help students gain a deeper understanding of citizenship, history, and the world beyond memorizing facts. Social studies teachers explore topics like history, geography, culture, and politics in depth to show how they connect to students' lives today. They also help students identify with historical accounts through themes of race, class, gender and nationality in a way that builds critical thinking skills and transforms students into informed citizens.
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Objectives of Teaching Social Studies at Secondary Level MONTILLA and MOSQUERA
The document discusses the objectives and importance of teaching social studies at the secondary level. It aims to help students gain a deeper understanding of citizenship, history, and the world beyond memorizing facts. Social studies teachers explore topics like history, geography, culture, and politics in depth to show how they connect to students' lives today. They also help students identify with historical accounts through themes of race, class, gender and nationality in a way that builds critical thinking skills and transforms students into informed citizens.
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Objectives Of Teaching
Social Studies At Secondary
Level Introduction Modern educational standards demand students gain a deeper perspective on citizenship, the world, and history than simple memorization of dates, events, and facts allows. While most people can recall that “in 1492, Columbus sailed the ocean blue,” the implications of that famous voyage had far-reaching effects still felt today. To help students realize the importance of historical events, geography, cultural differences, and political ideologies, social studies teachers explore these subjects with their students in-depth, providing memorable lessons and in-class discussions that connect the past with the present. Social studies teachers help students explore how the main themes of our history play a part in their everyday lives. Learning historical accounts of how race, class, gender, language, and nationality affected people in the past allows students to identify with the material in a more personal way that transcends simple date memorization. Read on to discover how social studies teachers help build critical-thinking skills that transform their students from mere observers in society to productive and informed citizens. II. OBJECTIVES
At the end of the session, you are expected to:
a. make a comparative analysis of teaching Social Studies in high school levels; b. b. enumerate the importance of teaching Social Studies in general; and TEACHING SOCIAL STUDIES IN HIGH SCHOOL
During high school, students begin to think more
critically, as they dive deeper into more complex areas of math, English literature, science, and social studies. This is also a time of immense cognitive growth and development for students, as they are granted more freedom in life and school. These developments and changes would be more distressful and worrying for many students if not for the support of their high school teachers. These individuals help their students navigate around the pitfalls of adolescence, while also providing instructions and information about the various school subjects they’ll need to understand for future success in life. In high school social studies, students continue to expand their understanding of history, geography, and economics. Students gain a more thorough view of how the Europeans settled North America, and the effects of settlement on politics, Native American society, and the history of the Philippines. They especially focus on post-World War II Philippines , and how social programs and the political process has evolved since then. Teachers also show their students how geographic differences led to the rise of various civilizations, and how some societies had greater access to resources that accelerated their development. They also examine various cultures, and the similarities and differences between those cultures. High school social studies teachers focus on building upon the existing knowledge of students, while encouraging them to ask “essential questions”. THANK YOU!! PRESENTED BY:
HANES PAULA MONTILLA MA. NINA MOSQUERA
2. Give importance of teaching Social Studies in general.
The importance of teaching Social Studies are, it gives
students an understanding of the real world around them. Students learn about places, cultures, and events around the world, what conspired to make them the way they are, and can make inferences about how the rest of the world works. Social studies educators explore historical events, geography, cultural diversity, and political beliefs with their pupils in depth to help them understand the relevance of these topics. They provide memorable lectures and in-class conversations that connect the past with the present. Teaching social studies assist students in examining how the major themes of our history play a role in their daily lives. EUROPEANS SETTLED NORTH AMERICA
The first Europeans to explore and settle in
North America were Vikings around 1000 CE. The first known exploration by the Vikings was completed by Leif Erickson in the area of Newfoundland. The Vikings called the land Vineland and established some early settlements in the area. POLITICAL SETTLEMENT
• A political settlement is a agreement among
powerful groups about the rules of the political and economic game, that keeps the peace by providing opportunities for those groups to secure a distribution of benefits (such as resources, rights, and status) they find acceptable. NATIVE AMERICAN
Native Americans, sometimes called American
Indians, First Americans or Indigenous Americans, are the Indigenous peoples of the United States or portions thereof, such as American Indians from the contiguous United States and Alaska Natives. HISTORY OF THE PHILIPIINES
The Japanese occupation of the Philippines
occurred between 1942 and 1945 during WWII. Filipinos staged guerrilla resistance against the Japanese until 1945.
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