NAME: NNADOZIE OGECHI EMMANUELA DEPT: ECO/SOS COURSE CODE: SOS 111 COURSE TITLE: FOUNDATION OF SOCIAL STUDIES LEVEL: 100 DATE: 22/1/2018
QUESTION: SUMMARY OF THE FOUNDATIONS OF SOCIAL STUDIES IN (15) POINT. ANSWER Name of the Author H. C. Aneke Title of the Book: foundation of social studies Name of the publisher: Chuka education publisher Page 1-92 ISBN: 1978-978-51684-2-6
In summary social studies is concerned with the study of man in his environment. It can also be referred to as one of the disciplines of social sciences which carries out a systematic study of man’s interactions with his fellow man on one hand and the interaction with his environment on the other hand. The aims and objectives of social studies should as a matter of fact be stated in recognition of problems of society which that programme is meant to serve and in the light of the country’s national objectives (Enem 2000). Understanding the objectives of Social studies at both the primary and secondary school levels helps one to appreciate how the subject can be used to solve some of the numerous social problems which afflict the Nigeria society. Social studies is not a combination of social sciences as many people tend to erroneously think. It has rather come to be seen as the “totality of experience, and understanding, a child gets when he has been exposed to course of studies based on man’s problems in his environment and the resulting ways of man’ (Nwosu and Corbin 1977). The co-operation between the former Western Region ministry of education with the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) in a common educational venture Aiyet oroled to the emergency of a new format for the teaching of social studies. The world AIDS mean Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS) is a disease caused by the infection of the virus called Human Immunodeficiency virus (HIV). A person infected with AIDS can remain without signs and symptoms for months or years the time between infections with HIV and the onset of the disease can range from six months to ten years or even more. Family can be described as the most basic institution in all human societies. In the Nigerian society significant changes are taking place within the family group which is affecting the traditional role of an average Nigerian family.
References Chitamber, J.B. (1973). Introductory Rural Sociology. New Delhi: Wiley Eastern ltd. Index Community 3,6,14,40 ideas 12,29,31.
NAME: NNADOZIE OGECHI EMMANUELA
ReplyDeleteDEPT: ECO/SOS
COURSE CODE: SOS 111
COURSE TITLE: FOUNDATION OF SOCIAL STUDIES
LEVEL: 100
DATE: 22/1/2018
QUESTION:
SUMMARY OF THE FOUNDATIONS OF SOCIAL STUDIES IN (15) POINT.
ANSWER
Name of the Author H. C. Aneke
Title of the Book: foundation of social studies
Name of the publisher: Chuka education publisher
Page 1-92
ISBN: 1978-978-51684-2-6
In summary social studies is concerned with the study of man in his environment. It can also be referred to as one of the disciplines of social sciences which carries out a systematic study of man’s interactions with his fellow man on one hand and the interaction with his environment on the other hand.
The aims and objectives of social studies should as a matter of fact be stated in recognition of problems of society which that programme is meant to serve and in the light of the country’s national objectives (Enem 2000).
Understanding the objectives of Social studies at both the primary and secondary school levels helps one to appreciate how the subject can be used to solve some of the numerous social problems which afflict the Nigeria society.
Social studies is not a combination of social sciences as many people tend to erroneously think. It has rather come to be seen as the “totality of experience, and understanding, a child gets when he has been exposed to course of studies based on man’s problems in his environment and the resulting ways of man’ (Nwosu and Corbin 1977).
The co-operation between the former Western Region ministry of education with the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) in a common educational venture Aiyet oroled to the emergency of a new format for the teaching of social studies.
The world AIDS mean Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS) is a disease caused by the infection of the virus called Human Immunodeficiency virus (HIV). A person infected with AIDS can remain without signs and symptoms for months or years the time between infections with HIV and the onset of the disease can range from six months to ten years or even more.
Family can be described as the most basic institution in all human societies. In the Nigerian society significant changes are taking place within the family group which is affecting the traditional role of an average Nigerian family.
References
Chitamber, J.B. (1973). Introductory Rural Sociology. New Delhi: Wiley Eastern ltd.
Index
Community 3,6,14,40 ideas 12,29,31.