What is a social science class?
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Social Sciences are History, Economics, Geography, Political Science, Anthropolgy, Psychology, Sociology and Philosophy.\nAs opposed to Hard Sciences like Physics, Chemistry or Mathematics.
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First off, where are you located?  "Social Studies" is a pretty broad area.  Is your social studies class a geogrpahy, history, or government class?  What country are you in?\n\nGive us more information and then we can give you decent help.\nI am a former Social Studies - geography & history teacher in the USA.
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it depends on what your major is...but i would go with social science, it's broad and sounds interesting.
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Most colleges require a science class(es) for graduation.  Why compain about such a great class?
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As a former high school principal who hired social studies teachers, I would first of all expect you to love kids and to love teaching them. In an interview, I would expect to see you exhibit a passion for your subject, tell me the most rewarding experience you ever had teaching and the worst experience you ever had as well. As far as preparation in your subject, I would expect to see courses in world history, American history, and government on your transcript. The more courses in history, of course, the better.\n\nAs important would be your ability to use English correctly in both speech and in writing. Above all, I would expect you to be a caring, compassionate individual who was teaching because you wanted to help young people.\n\nGood luck!!
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Sociology is important in that it is the study of how humans interact with each other. This can help explain the many trends that exist in human society and provide a way of predicting trends in the future. It is a vital tool in the efforts to solve many of the social problems that exist.
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http://www.pbs.org/opb/meaningoffood/classroom/\n\nThe Meaning of Food provides an interesting and meaningful entry point for teachers to introduce students to diverse cultures through food. This lesson helps students learn about different cultures through classroom discussion and a research project. It also offers multiple ways for students to present their research to the class.\n\nThe lesson is recommended for middle school aged children in social studies classrooms, but you might be able to adapt it. \n\nAlso check out the source they have very interesting sites you might be able to find what you are looking for and many other cool things.
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That will depend on where you obtain your graduate degree from.  They might require that you fulfill core classes more closely related to your social science degree.  Your best bet would be to speak to an advisor or someone at the school.
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I did a paper for a Marriage and Family class, "Divorce and the Effect it has on American Society." I did a questionnaire and gave it to divorced people, did some research on the Internet, and then used my personal experience. It was a 400 Level Soc class...my professor liked it very much...just come up with some good multiple questions and give it to an even number of people and use percentages...try this it worked for me
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Sociology is the study of everything having to do with humans with respect to society.  you study things such as culture, gender, religion, tradition, social stratification, political systems and their effects on society, sex, age, the media etc and their effects on society. in other words, you study society and all the specific things that make it up and affect it. \n\npsychology is more the study of human behavior and human thought.  of course there are tons of different sub-areas within psychology but you study things such as personality, emotions, disorders of various types (social, mental etc), and then of course there are the different approaches to how to deal with certain issues.\n\nas you can see, although they are very different in their main focuses psychology and sociology overlap in many areas and each discipline takes into consideration many of the factors from the other.  they complement eachother. \n\nthere are some areas of psychology however, that are directly related to sociology such as Social Psychology.  in this branch of psychology you focus on human beings as members of a society. you might deal with issues such as Identity, Social Anxiety disorder etc. \n\nthey are both very interesting and like i said, both complement each other and overlap with eachother although they are very different in that their goal and their focus is different from eachother. \n\ni hope this helps
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Social Anthropology is the study of how people interact with each other in a social setting like neighborhoods, tribes, etc.\n\nAnthropology is needed to figure out what effects construction and other outside things like construction would cause on a group of people. (e.g.:What construction would do for a local farming community).\n\nIt plays a vital role - it asseses the impact that a community of people/animals, etc would have if a certain act is committed like a crime or construction, etc.
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The general graduation requirements, and a major in secondary education.  You can usually choose history by itself, but the end result, you will be certified in social studies, so you will take other social science classes.  For where I went to school, I was only 3 credits shy of getting a degree in history by itself.  If you want, you could do that and then go back to get a degree in teaching. Might help in the long run if you plan on getting a graduate degree.  Lots and lots of history classes to be a teacher.  Good luck.
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What subject?\n\nRemember you need the following components:\n\ncross-curricular (integrate reading and math into a science or social studies unit)\nincorporate multiple learning styles into your activities(reading, class discussion, listening centers, hands-on activities)\nbuild independent learning (student-directed interests and choices, independent projects, peer-led lessons, etc.)
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Sociologist:  The study of groups and group behavior,,,That's me, too.  I've done well as a salesman, a teacher, a caregiver, a front desk receptionist, any job where there are groups of people and you know how to organize them into productivity.
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Unless the student is taking a bunch of advance placement courses in high school, the status of social studies is remedial at best. Students will only take it because they need to take it to graduate. I sense that many basic history teachers in the secondary school will probably let many of their students pass without truly covering the material sufficiently.\n\nI know this because I was distraught after taking the required history courses when I was in high school six years ago. I felt I passed the course without learning anything worth remembering. After my freshman year, I took the Advanced Placement courses in history and the other social sciences as a way to challenge myself and also to prepare myself for my college majors, sociology and political science.
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The pattern of social classes in Hinduism is called the "caste system"