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Campos, David – Social Studies and the Young Learner, 2021
When the author became a public-school teacher and decided to teach second-grade students about Jane Goodall, he could not find literature appropriate for seven-year-olds. Children's books about her lifework simply did not exist. So, the author used an encyclopedic entry and the knowledge he had from the documentary to form his own text, which was…
Descriptors: Social Studies, Childrens Literature, Animals, Elementary School Students
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Evagorou, Maria; Mauriz, Blanca Puig – International Journal of Education in Mathematics, Science and Technology, 2017
Socioscientific issues are ill-structured problems that involve moral, ethical, and financial aspects, and lack clear-cut solutions. Teaching socioscientific issues necessarily puts a demand on teachers to draw on knowledge stemming from other domains, and to also appreciate, and present to the students the societal aspects of science. For new…
Descriptors: Preservice Teachers, Elementary School Teachers, Social Sciences, Science Instruction
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Chilcoat, George W. – Social Studies Review, 1992
Discusses the use of melodrama as a method of historical research that provides students with an opportunity to study historical events and themes. Presents an activity based on the civil rights movement. Includes an example and handouts for creating a melodrama in class. (DK)
Descriptors: Civil Rights, History Instruction, Learning Activities, Secondary Education
McInerney, Joseph D.; And Others – 1984
This module is part of an interdisciplinary program designed to educate the general citizenry regarding the issues of science/technology/society that have important consequences for both present and future social policies. Specifically, the program provides an opportunity for students to assess the effects of selected technological innovations in…
Descriptors: Biomedicine, College Science, DNA, Embryology
Cohan, Mark E.; Gustafson, Neil C. – 1974
This curriculum guide for secondary students contains learning activities on population and social change. The guide revolves around four major concepts. The first concept is population change which refers to the numerical increase or decrease of population. Population distribution is the second major concept which refers to the patterns of where…
Descriptors: Curriculum Guides, Demography, Environmental Education, Futures (of Society)
McConnell, Mary C.; And Others – 1984
This module is part of an interdisciplinary program designed to educate the general citizenry regarding the issues of science/technology/society (STS) that have important consequences for both present and future social policies. Specifically, the program provides an opportunity for students to assess the effects of selected technological…
Descriptors: College Science, Decision Making, High Schools, Higher Education
Kramer, Patricia; Hockman, Fyllis, Ed. – 1994
The "Dynamics of Relationships" program was originally designed as a preventive approach to the many social ills affecting young people and families today. This teacher's manual for the program provides objectives and activities for helping students develop and maintain a strong and secure self-image, effective communication and coping…
Descriptors: Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome, Antisocial Behavior, Communication Skills, Conflict Resolution