Social Science Concepts and Skills

Rajalakshmi Sridhar discusses the importance of social science in developing 21st century skills. The podcast highlights critical thinking, creativity, collaboration, and communication as key skills. It emphasizes the role of social skills in personal success and the relevance of social studies in fostering community participation, cultural sensitivity, and global perspectives. The podcast concludes with the impact of social studies on student success.

Who is the speaker of the podcast?

• Rajalakshmi Sridhar

• John Doe

• Jane Smith

• Michael Johnson

Which of the following is NOT one of the four C's of 21st century skills?

• Concentration

• Collaboration

• Creativity

• Critical Thinking

What are social skills also known as?

• Analytical skills

• Interpersonal skills

• Creative skills

• Technical skills

Which of the following is NOT listed as an important social skill?

• Sharing

• Cooperating

• Arguing

• Listening

How does social science encourage community participation?

• By encouraging social interaction

• By discouraging teamwork

• By fostering isolation

• By promoting individualism

What does social science provide knowledge about?

• Only past events

• Current and past events

• Future events

• Only current events

How does social studies promote cultural sensitivity?

• By ignoring cultural differences

• By focusing only on local culture

• By promoting cultural awareness

• By discouraging cultural exchange

What is one of the roles of social studies in society?

• To encourage law-breaking

• To ignore community needs

• To develop law-abiding citizens

• To promote irresponsible behavior

How can social science change the world for the better?

• By promoting economic advancement

• By working with government institutions

• By focusing on individual success

• By ignoring social issues

What is the ultimate goal of social science in the 21st century?

• To mold critical and creative thinkers

• To focus solely on historical events

• To create isolated individuals

• To discourage global perspectives