Standard 1: Foundations of Sociology as a Social Science/Identify methods and strategies of research and examine the contributions of sociology to the understanding of social issues.

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Number: SS.912.S.1
Title: Foundations of Sociology as a Social Science/Identify methods and strategies of research and examine the contributions of sociology to the understanding of social issues.
Type: Standard
Subject: Social Studies
Grade: 912
Strand: Sociology

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SS.912.S.1.AP.2
Recognize an early leading theorist within social science.
SS.912.S.1.AP.1
Recognize an historical perspective in the development of the field of sociology as a social science.
SS.912.S.1.AP.3
Identify a characteristic of sociology that is distinct from other social science disciplines.
SS.912.S.1.AP.4
Recognize a changing point of view of a social issue, such as poverty, crime and discrimination.
SS.912.S.1.AP.5
Recognize a sociological research method.
SS.912.S.1.AP.6a
Recognize a fact in a data source about a social issue.
SS.912.S.1.AP.6b
Recognize an opinion in a data source about a social issue.
SS.912.S.1.AP.7
Recognize a cause-and-effect relationship among events as they relate to sociology.
SS.912.S.1.AP.8a
Recognize a characteristic of appropriate reference materials and technology related to information about cultural life in the United States, past and present.
SS.912.S.1.AP.8b
Recognize a characteristic of appropriate reference materials and technology related to information about cultural life in other world cultures, past and present.
SS.912.S.1.AP.9
Recognize a working definition of sociology through a personal application.

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