Social Subjects

New draft Experiences & Outcomes for Social Studies - February 2008
For exemplification material in Social Subjects, follow any of the 5-14 Online links you see next to the relevant target - once you are on the page click on the "commentary" for more information. This information comes from the 5-14 Teacher Support CD - Gathering & Interpreting Evidence: Social Subjects. The exemplification material may also be found at the LTS managed 5-14 Online.
ICT in Social Subjects - Fife Council Education Service		Nuffield Primary History
Edinburgh Grid for Learning - Social Subjects Pack
Undiscovered Scotland The Ultimate Online Guide to the Highlands, Islands and Lowlands Map Index \| Site Index \| Site Info \| New \| Links \| Search \| Bookshop \| Wallpaper This is an excellent, well laid out, colourful and informative web site - Highly recommended - IJB SSERC
Scotland on Film - BBC Site - your digital memory book .. on film, on radio, on television ..
This superb site has over a million images from the Science Museum, the National Museum of Photography, Film & Television and the National Railway Museum. With over 50,000 images digitised, and dedicated staff available to help you research others, you are sure to find the right image.
People in the past People, events & societies of significance in the past	this is Level A		B

Home Page	Access to other Strands & Attainment Outcomes	Skills	next strand in P in p		People & place	People in society
Edinburgh Grid for Learning - Teaching & Assessment Materials				East Renfrewshire links
Level A	Additional advice from Guide for Teachers & Managers
PPA-A1.1		People, events & societies of significance in the past
Give examples of people and events in the past that are of significance to them in relation to their families, or in relation to their community.	Developing an understanding of distinctive features of life in the past and why certain societies, people and events are regarded as significant.	At this stage pupils will talk about people who have had an effect on their family, e.g. grandparents, friends; events in the past that have affected their family, e.g. weddings, birthdays, moving house, local celebrations/festivals.
PPA-A1.2		People, events & societies of significance in the past
Give examples of stories they have heard that give them information about the past, and describe what they have learned.	Developing an understanding of individual and social needs and the relationship to economic factors.	They might retell stories about the past, e.g. what happened in the village/town during the war, what Grandma did when she was a child, what their local area used to look like, a story about the Romans. From this, pupils should be able to describe some particular points that they have learned about the past, e.g. that clothes were different, that children's games have changed.