Proficiencies: (3.5 proficiency credits of Social Studies coursework expected to attain proficiency):
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Social Studies (Knowledge and Skills) (evidence of proficiency required in all areas at intermediate benchmark)
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Geography
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Student demonstrates knowledge of the Earth’s physical and human features and appreciates the interconnected impact of the relationship between self and the environment of a diverse world.
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Economics
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Student makes informed economic decisions using an understanding of how individuals, businesses, communities and governments make decisions about the allocation of resources, and understands the consequences of such decisions.
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Civics
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Student demonstrates civic engagement as a global citizen when addressing public concerns individually and collaboratively to maintain, strengthen, and improve communities, societies, and governments.
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History
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Student uses historical inquiry to gather information that enables them to make sense of human interactions in the past, the present and make decisions about the future.
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Psychology & Sociology
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Students understand that Psychology and Sociology contribute to the understanding of society’s challenging issues. Scientific inquiry and research methods explore individual, group, and societal behavior and mental processes to promote health, wellbeing, and civic engagement.
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