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This document provides guidance for writing papers in Social Studies 10, a course that introduces students to the heritage of social thought and the formation of social sciences. It explains the purpose, methods, and evaluation of the course, and offers examples of different types of argument and revision strategies.
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Learn how to implement norms and routines for discourse and work in social studies, such as weighing the evidence, developing claims and evidence, and recognizing multiple perspectives. See examples of activities, resources, and support for novice teachers.
This web page provides a comprehensive guide for students who want to write a Social Studies thesis at Harvard. It covers topics such as choosing a topic, finding a supervisor, applying for funding, conducting research, and writing the thesis.
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The written responses in this document are examples of Social Studies 30–1 diploma examination writing that received scores of Satisfactory (S), Proficient (Pf), and Excellent (E). These example responses are taken from the January 2017 Social Studies 30–1 Diploma Examination.
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Aug 20, 2021 · Participants first explore the strategy by role-playing students using a social studies content example. After an introduction to the strategy, they explain in their own words how using this strategy can integrate and sustain discourse in the classroom.
Learn how to select, research, and present a social studies fair project that relates to man and the social sciences. Find tips on topics, sources, display, paper, and oral presentation.
The Social Studies: Integrating Reading & Writing Curriculum Framework incorporates U.S. history, basic economics and civics concepts, and geography, using the U.S. timeline as an organizing principle, or “backbone.” For each time period in U.S. history, certain economic and civics concepts are taught, as they fit naturally in that era.
