Teaching and Learning the Social Sciences 1
Main language of instruction: Catalan
Other languages of instruction: Spanish
Head instructor
Dra. Mireia TINTORÉ - mtintore@uic.es
Office hours
At the end of the class, , there will be academic tutorials .However, it is preferable to e-mail and arrange an interview with the teacher
mtintore@uic.es
Social Sciences education aims to provide students with elementary knowledge and tools to locate in the environment where they live, to learn to live in it, and to respect and improve it. The concept that gives name to the area refers to the set of situations, events, objects, elements and issues that make up the natural and humanized landscape where people live and interact with nature as a way of approaching the study of social reality. The area focuses on providing primary students with the tools to pass from the culture experienced toward its intellectual reconstruction. The subject aims to enable primary students to understand and make decisions on aspects of the environment with which it interacts. Learning must be contextualized and oriented to interpret experiences, direct and indirect, coming in time and space, and significant in order to establish cognitive and affective relationships.
No requirements are needed
1. Train future teachers in skills to teach the SSCC
2. Teach students to develop a coherent understanding of the SSCC and the way to teach them
3. Acquire epistemic values and classical values of science (precision, rigor, coherence), and the values to live in a democratic and intercultural society
1.Historical thinking in the teaching of Social Sciences.
2. The theoretical basis of Social Sciences teaching.
3. Purposes of teaching and learning the social sciences
4. The phases of teaching and learning. The constructivist model.
5. Documents and curricular materials of the social sciences in primary education.
6. The interpretation and representation of space.
7. Historical time and chronology.
8. The study of the environment in the teaching of Social Sciences Apprenticeship.
9. Historical judgments: to argue, interpret and synthesize.
10. The Social Sciences in the current norms: The core competencies in the Social Sciences.
11. Teaching units in Social Sciences
12. Attention to diversity and learning difficulties.
13. Education and democratic citizenship.
14. Critical social thought.
Content without bold letters are related to SSCC-1
Schedule
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Organizational modality |
Descripción |
Posibles Métodos |
Presencial |
Theoretical classes Master class |
Master classes of the teacher or students |
Master class Interactive lecture and linked to other techniques (whispering, etc.) |
Seminars |
Build knowledge with interaction and activity |
Seminar with scientific material in hand |
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Practical classes |
Any type of classroom practices
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Study / Reading of documents and cases Resolution of exercises |
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Tutorials |
Personal attention to students |
Learning contract |
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External practices |
Training carried out in entities external to the university: museums, exhibitions |
Cultural outings |
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Autonomous work |
Study and group work |
Get the students to learn among them |
Cooperative learning |
Study and individual work |
Develop self-learning capacity |
Flipped classroom |
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The course will consider the skills adquired by the students through the analysis of their contributions. The methodology consists of: individual and collective work, tests, interviews, presentations, class participation, expositive method, case studies, projects, etc..
COMPETENCES | METHODOLOGY | TRAINING ACTIVITY |
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CEM-31 CEM-32 CEM-33 CEM-34 CEM-35 CEM-36 CEM-37 CET-1 CET-2 CET-3 CET-4 CET-5 CET-6 CET-7 CG-01 CG-02 CG-03 CG-04 CG-09 CG-10 CG-11 | Cooperative learning Project-based learning Presentation methods / lecture | Practical classes Theory classes Group study and work Individual / independent study and work Tutorials |
Evaluation systems
Evaluation systems |
Technics |
Moments |
Teacher's evaluation |
Recording of conversations Systematic observation Grading of activities and exams (oral, written, visual)
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At the beginning During the course At the end |
Co-evaluation |
Parrilla de observación |
During the course |
Self-evaluation |
Recording of facts Portfolio |
During the course At the end |
Attendance and participation is necessary and mandatory. In order to have continuous evaluation, attendance is required for a minimum of 60% of the classes.
The evaluation of the subject will take into account the achievement of competencies through the analysis of student contributions: individual and collective work, tests, interviews, presentations, class participation, etc. There will be a cultural outing to Cosmocaixa or CaixaForum during the semester.
The teaching staff will continuously evaluate the different partial aspects. All the activities have to be carried out to be able to count the final grade. The Delors pillar that defines knowledge as being and being part of the competences will be taken into account.
Attendance and participation ......................... 20%
Work in class (include self-assessment and co-evaluation) ......................... 30%
Final subject work .......... 30%
Exam ...... 20%
The Honor Enrollment assumes that the student or alum has not only achieved the expected to a high degree, but has achieved something more in terms of originality, extra work, deepening, etc.
To obtain MH, at least you need the grade 9.5 in the subject and meet the cr
Addenda: the evaluation system remains the same. The grade corresponding to the final work will be made of the grades obtained with the four oral presentations
DECRET 119/2015, de 23 de juny, d'ordenació dels ensenyaments de l'educació primària. Pàgines 84 a 103
General references (in bold, materials for bilingual degree-SSCC)
Aranda, A y Alba A.D. (2012). Representación del entorno mediante mapas por alumnos de infantil y primaria. Íber, 71, 100-108.Benejam, P.& Pagès, J. (coord.), (1998). Enseñar y aprender ciencias sociales, geografía e historia en la Educación Secundaria. Horsori.
Cooper, H. (2002). Didáctica de la historia en educación infantil y primaria. Madrid, Morata
Cooper, H. (2017). Teaching History Creatively, 2nd edition. London: Routledge
De Miguel, R., de Lázaro, M.L., & Marrón Gaite, MJ. (2012). La educación geográfica digital. España: Asociación de Geógrafos Españoles y Universidad de Zaragoza.Horrie, C. (2019, in press). 100 ideas for primary teachers history. London: Bloomsbury
Howorth, M. (2015). Teaching Primary History: Everything a Non-Specialist Needs to Teach Primary History. London: BloomsburyMarrón Gaite, Mª J.(1998): “El medio rural como recurso didáctico para la enseñanza de la geografía”, págs. 65-112, en Vera Ferre, J.R.; Marrón Gaite, Mª J y Tonda Monllor, E.M. Educación y Geografía Universidad de Alicante y Grupo de Didáctica de la Geografía de la AGE.
Marrón Gaite, Mª J. (2007): “Enseñar geografía en la era de la globalización. Un reto desde la metodología activa”, Conferencia inaugural del curso académico 2007-2008, Facultad de Educación, Centro de Formación del Profesorado, Madrid.
Ramón Martínez Medina; Roberto García-Morís; Carmen Rosa García Ruiz. (2017). Investigación en Didáctica de las Ciencias Sociales. Retos, preguntas y líneas de investigación”. Madrid: Asociación Universitaria de Profesores de didáctica de las ciencias socialesISBN electrónico: AE-2017-17004516Pike, S. (2015). Learning Primary Geography: Ideas and inspiration from classrooms
Prats, J.(2000): La didáctica de las ciencias sociales en la formación inicial del profesorado”, Iber, 24; págs. 33-44. Graó.Scoffham, S., & Owens, P. (2017).Teaching Primary Geography (Inglés). London: Bloomsbury
Scoffham, S. (2016). Teaching geography creatively 2nd edition. London: Routledge
Smith, C. (2016). History through stories: Teaching primary history with storytelling. London: Hawthorn Press; New edition edition (November 15, 2016
Souto, X. (2011). La metodología didáctica y el aprendizaje del espacio geográfico en Didáctica de la Geografía y la Historia. Barcelona: Grao.Souto González, X.M. (1999): “Metodología y procedimientos para enseñar”, en Didáctica de la geografía. Problemas sociales y conocimiento del medio, págs. 147-167. Ediciones del Serbal. Barcelona.
Tonda Monllor, E.M. (2010). De la geografía del siglo XX a la geografía del siglo XXI ¿Qué contenidos enseñar? Departamento de Geografía Humana. Universidad de Alicante
Landscapes/References
Bajo Bajo, Mª.J. (2001). El paisaje en el currículum de Educación Primaria, dentro del área de conocimiento del medio natural, social y cultural. Aula, 13, 51-61.
Baraja Rodríguez, E., Guerra Velasco, J.C. y Cascos Maraña, C.S. (2010). Aproximación a la tipificación y caracterización de los paisajes agrarios de Castilla y León. En F. Leco
Berrocal (Coord.), Territorio, paisaje y patrimonio rural (pp. 24-35). Cáceres: Universidad de Extremadura.
Cordero Bencomo, R. (2005). María Montessori y el medio ambiente como método activo. En Vv.Aa., Veinte experiencias educativas exitosas en el mundo (pp. 89-100). Nuevo León: Centro de Altos Estudios e Investigación Pedagógica.
Liceras, A. (2013). Didáctica del paisaje. Lo que es, lo que representa, cómo se vive. Íber. Didáctica de las Ciencias Sociales, geografía e Historia, 74, 85-93.
Martínez Fernández, LC. (2013). Diseño de un programa de investigación inicial en geografía escolar: una propuesta de trabajos fin de grado en educación primaria. En Pagés y Santisteban (2013). Pp. 481-489
Ortega Valcárcel, J. (2000). El paisaje como construcción. El patrimonio territorial. DAU. Debats d’ arquitectura i urbanisme, 12, 36-46.
Ortega y Gasset, J. (1906). La pedagogía del paisaje. El Imparcial, 17 de septiembre de 1906.
Websites
National Geographic for kids: https://www.natgeokids.com/uk/teacher-category/geography/
Primary Resources TTS: https://www.tts-international.com/primary/geography/
Primary Resources TTS: https://www.tts-international.com/primary/history/
Hachette England; https://www.risingstars-uk.com/series/voyagers
http://www.bbc.co.uk/history/british/timeline/
http://www.bbc.co.uk/history/forkids/
http://www.bbc.co.uk/schools/websites/4_11/topic/geography.shtml
https://www.bbc.com/bitesize/subjects/zcw76sg
blog “La brújula del tiempo” del profesor Victor Marín Navarro
Banco de imágenes y sonidos del INTEF recursostic.educacion.es/bancoimagenes/web/CCSS
World Bank: https://datos.bancomundial.org/indicador (mapas)
World population clock http://www.worldometers.info/world-population/#top20
blog.tiching.com/15 recursos de geografia para descubrir el mundo
–Toporopa Europa
–Mapas interactivos con estadísticas
–Mapas del mundo
–Mi geografía
Google Earth free (existeix versió plus i pro)
Google Maps
Visor Iberpix 4 aplicació web per localitzar espais de l'estat espanyol
Atlas Nacional de España (ANE) http://www.ign.es/ane/ane1986-2008/
http://www.nationalgeographic.com/earthpulse/globalization.html
Cartografía para la enseñanza en la web IGN-CNIG: recursos educativos del Instituto Geográfico nacional http://www.ign.es/web/ign/portal/recursos-educativos
–Mi amiga la Tierra
–Atlas Didáctico
–Atlas Digital de Caminería Hispánica
–Cervantes y el Madrid del siglo XVII
–Portales educativos: España a través de los mapas, la población en España
–Juegos
–Mapas físicos y políticos. Otros recursos
http://ensenyament-geografia.espais.iec.cat/ Eines i recursos per a l’ensenyament de la geografia desenvolupats per la SGC (Societat Catalana de Geografia)
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►Planeta Terra
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►Un món en canvi
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Games- Apps
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Entrevistes
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