Summary: Social Studies Level 4: Exploring People and Society continues the exciting journey of the Level 3 resource. Opening up the roles, rights and responsibilities of people in society in new and innovative ways. Knowledge and understanding of the core ideas and concepts is developed through engaging investigations, and the social, political, ethical and ecnomic issues are brought to life in a variety of local, national and global contexts.
A unique set of resources for social studies taught via traditional subject departments or through single teacher deliveryMatches all capacities of CfE, and all activities are mapped to Experiences and OutcomesAccompanying Dynamic Learning materials offer Lesson Builder options, Powerpoint presentations, interactive activities, image support, weblinks, quizzes and teacher supportEncourages thinking and enquiry skills as well as promoting the exploration of people and society to gain a deeper understanding of citizenship and the rights and responsibilities which link people and inform decision-making
A unique set of resources for social studies taught via traditional subject departments or through single teacher delivery
Matches all capacities of CfE, and all activities are mapped to Experiences and Outcomes
Accompanying Dynamic Learning materials offer Lesson Builder options, Powerpoint presentations, interactive activities, image support, weblinks, quizzes and teacher support
Encourages thinking and enquiry skills as well as promoting the exploration of people and society to gain a deeper understanding of citizenship and the rights and responsibilities which link people and inform decision-making
Table of Contents: Welcome to Modern StudiesWhat happens to people who break the law?What is an ideology?How are we governed in the UK?What is the global economy?What is life like in the USA?What do international alliances do?What help is there for people in need in developing countries?What is terrorism?How do you complete a decision-making exercise?Thematic Approach - Fast FoodCurriculum for Excellence mapping grid
About the Author(s): Gemma Ritchie teaches Modern studies and Geography at West Calder High School.Ollie Bray (Series Editor) is Depute Head of Musselburgh Grammar and is currently seconded as National Adviser for Learning and Technology Futures.
Readership: Students and teachers