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SOCIAL

SCIENCE
PRE-TEST
Test your knowledge
QUESTIONS TO
PONDER
• Why is learning Social Science
and Social Studies important?
• What is the aim of Social
Studies?
WHAT IS SOCIAL
SCIENCE?
• Social Science is a subject area that
studies the society and the relationships
among individuals within a society.
• The beginning of Social Sciences dates
back to the 18th century. Social Science
can be defined as a scientific study field
since almost all the sub-disciplines use
scientific methods to investigate facts.
WHAT IS SOCIAL
STUDIES?
• Social studies is the study of individuals,
communities, systems, and their
interactions across time and place that
prepares students for local, national, and
global civic life.

• It is the study of how people live and


organize themselves in society, embracing
geography , history, economics, and others.
DISTINCTION BETWEEN SOCIAL SCIENCE
AND SOCIAL STUDIES
SOCIAL SCIENCE SOCIAL STUDIES
Branches of study that analyze society and the is a systematic study of an integrated body of
social interactions of people within a society content drawn from the social sciences and
humanities
deals with the science of society utilizing the deals with the observation of the society
gathering and analysis of data
taught under higher studies curriculum most frequently taught to school based students

is divided into many branches: anthropology, divided into main categories: Humanities and
sociology, history, geography, political science, Social Sciences
economics, linguistics
THE ‘NEW’ SOCIAL STUDIES: ITS
SALIENT FEATURES
Ten Themes of Social Studies Social Sciences
Culture Anthropology
Time, Continuity, and Change Sociology
People, Places, and Environments History
Individual Development and Identity Geography
Individual, Groups, and Institutions Political Science
Power, Authority, and Governance Economics
Production, Distribution, and Consumption Linguistics
Science and Technology, and Society
Global Connections
Civic Ideals and Practices
RATIONALE OF THE SOCIAL
STUDIES
Citizenship Education: Social studies aims to prepare students to be informed,
active, and responsible citizens. By studying history, government, geography,
economics, and other social sciences, students gain an understanding of how
societies function, their rights and responsibilities within those societies, and
how to participate effectively in civic life.
Critical Thinking and Inquiry: Social studies encourages students to develop
critical thinking skills by analyzing information, evaluating sources, and making
reasoned judgments. Through inquiry-based learning, students learn to ask
questions, conduct research, and develop arguments based on evidence.
Cultural Awareness and Understanding: Social studies promotes cultural
awareness by exploring different cultures, traditions, and perspectives both
within their own society and globally. This helps foster empathy, tolerance,
and respect for diversity.

Global Perspective: In an increasingly interconnected world, social studies


provides students with a global perspective. They learn about international
relations, global issues, and the interdependence of nations, preparing them
to understand and address global challenges.

Personal and Social Development: Social studies contributes to the overall


development of students by promoting skills such as communication,
collaboration, and problem-solving. It also addresses social and ethical
issues, helping students develop values and ethical behavior.
Preparation for Future Roles: Social studies prepares students for
a wide range of future roles, whether in careers related to social
sciences, public service, business, or simply as informed and
engaged members of society. It equips them with knowledge and
skills that are relevant across various fields and professions.

Promotion of Civic Engagement: Social studies encourages


students to actively participate in their communities and
democratic processes. It teaches them about rights and
responsibilities, the importance of voting, advocacy, and
contributing to the common good.
ACTIVITY
Debate Topic:
Should the Philippines
pursue a more assertive
stance in defending its
territorial claims in the
West Philippine Sea?
POST-TEST
Test your knowledge
1. It is a subject area that studies the society
and the relationships among individuals
within a society.

2. It is the study of how people live and


organize themselves in society, embracing
geography , history, economics, and others.
3. When is the Social Sciences
begin?

4-10. What are the branches of


Social Science?
Answer Keys:
1. Social Science 6. History
2. Social Studies 7. Geography
3. 18th Century 8. Political Science
4. Anthropology 9. Economics
5. Sociology 10. Linguistics

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