Jessica
Social Studies Article 3
How teachers think Social Studies can help
Interview Questions for teachers
1.What made you choose to teach Social Studies?
2.What kinds of activities do you usually do in this class?
3.Why do you think this course is important for students?
4.What topics or concepts are covered in this course?
5.What is your favourite unit to teach, and why?
6.How does grading and assessment work in this class?
7.What study tips or strategies would you recommend to help students succeed?
8.Do you use any special activities or methods to help students understand challenging topics?
9.What skills do students gain from taking this course?How do you use technology in your teaching?
10.Is there any final advice or message you’d like to share with students?
Lots of teachers believe that Social Studies is very important because it's not only about understanding the world becoming smart, getting good grades, but to become caring persons.
Teachers say that Social Studies teaches us about history, culture, and how people live and work together. This is how students can learn basic respect to others, and other important things such as solving problems in peaceful ways.
Teachers normally think that Social Studies helps students become good citizens. It teaches them how the government works, why we vote, and how to make good choices for our communities.
Some teachers says it even helps with reading, writing, and thinking skills, because students will about learn how to ask questions, find answers, and explain there ideas in a better way.
Overall, teachers believe that Social Studies help students to grow into people who are kind, smart, and ready to help make the world a better place.
It also shows us how things from the past still matters today, sometimes it can be boring if there’s too many facts to remember. How we can use what we learn to not make the same mistakes again.
