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This document discusses teaching approaches in secondary social studies. It outlines the intended outcomes of social studies teaching to develop analytical, creative, responsible, productive, environmentally conscious, nationalistic, and humane citizens with national and global awareness and an appreciation of history and social issues. It provides examples of specific behaviors that demonstrate these qualities. It also discusses including "maka-Diyos" in the outcomes, defines the spiral progression approach used in the social studies curriculum, and gives examples of how content is revisited at increasing levels of complexity from grades 7 to 10.
This document discusses teaching approaches in secondary social studies. It outlines the intended outcomes of social studies teaching to develop analytical, creative, responsible, productive, environmentally conscious, nationalistic, and humane citizens with national and global awareness and an appreciation of history and social issues. It provides examples of specific behaviors that demonstrate these qualities. It also discusses including "maka-Diyos" in the outcomes, defines the spiral progression approach used in the social studies curriculum, and gives examples of how content is revisited at increasing levels of complexity from grades 7 to 10.
This document discusses teaching approaches in secondary social studies. It outlines the intended outcomes of social studies teaching to develop analytical, creative, responsible, productive, environmentally conscious, nationalistic, and humane citizens with national and global awareness and an appreciation of history and social issues. It provides examples of specific behaviors that demonstrate these qualities. It also discusses including "maka-Diyos" in the outcomes, defines the spiral progression approach used in the social studies curriculum, and gives examples of how content is revisited at increasing levels of complexity from grades 7 to 10.
ACTIVITY IN TEACHING APPROACHES IN SECONDARY SOCIAL STUDIES
1. The intended outcome of the teaching of AP is a “mamamayang
Mapanuri (analytical), Mapagmuni (creative), Mapanagutan (responsible) ,Produktibo (productive), Makakalikasan (cares for the environment), Makabansa (nationalistic) at Makatao (cares for the humanity) Na may pambansa at pandaigdigang pananaw (has national and global awareness),At pagpapahalaga sa mga usaping pangkasaysayan at panlipunan (appreciation for current and social issues) Give at least 2 specific behaviors that manifest the following traits:
Quality Indicators/Specific Behaviors
1. Mapanuri 1. Use skills in problem solving to the issues and have decision making. 2. Process the information and work in the given time 2. Mapagmuni 1.Know different strategy in the work and think outside of the box in the ideas 2. Accepting criticism as it improve the work 3. Mapanagutan 1.Being honesty and accepting consequences that may happen in one actions 2. Master’s self-discipline in actions
4. Produktibo 1.Achieving a goals in different
activities 2. Improves the performance and procedure Nickson Anthony G. Bile BSED-Social Studies
5. Makatao 1.Accepting the social and cultural
differences. 2.Giving his time as they unite
6. Makabansa 1. Exercise the right to vote as the
Filipino citizen. 2. Showing good attitude and behavior as a Filipino citizen inside and outside of your house. 7. Makakalikasan 1. Cares on the environment and helping in the different activities that can help the environment. 2. Use the resources in the properly and be wise to use it. 8. May pambansa at pandaigdigang 1. Participate in different global pananaw issues. 2. Carry out activities at home, school and country. 9. May pagpapahalaga sa mga usaping 1. It should be celebrate the people pangkasaysayan at panlipunan who contribute to our country and events that happen. 2. Look back to the past values in the present situation.
2. The word “maka-Diyos” is missing in the intended outcome of the
teaching of Araling Panlipunan. If given the choice, would you like to add it? Why or why not? Why do you think the framers of the AP Kurikulum did not include it? Nickson Anthony G. Bile BSED-Social Studies
- If I have given a chance, I will include in the AP kurikulum outcome
the maka-diyos because they have their own god that they believe and able to understand and on how to respect your religion or God as the outcome of the discussion. This will also respect to different religion and you able have deeper understanding of the different religion and it is part of the AP subject. The Maka-diyos was not included to the AP kurikulum because of the many allegations that may happen if this will be included and deeper debate that may happen in their own belief of his/her God.
3. What is Spiral Progression Approach? Study the scope and
sequence of the Curriculum guide for Araling Panlipunan. Look at the AP Curriculum Guide. Prove that the teaching of Araling Panlipunan is planned to follow the spiral progression approach. Give at least 2 examples of content that is taught from Grades 7 to 10 in an increasing depth and complexity.
- The Spiral Progression Approach means the basic principles are
introduced in the first grade and are rediscovered in succeeding grades in more complex forms. With this approach, concepts are introduced at an early age and re-taught in succeeding years in an increasingly sophisticated. - In the Asian Studies of their culture, religion and believe then the World History that talks history of different country.Grade 7 (Araling Asyano) and Grade 8 (Kasaysayan ng Daigdig). - In the discussing the basic concept of the economics and social issues that the country happening. Grade 9 (Ekonomiks) and Grade 10 (Mga Kontemporaryong Isyu).
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