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      Transforming School Systems Through Assessment, Technology, and Non-Traditional Learning Methods : 

      Teaching Social Studies as an Interdisciplinary Field in Preschool Education

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          This chapter deals with the importance and methods of teaching social studies in preschool period. First, it focuses on why and how social studies should be taught in preschool. The authors explain how social studies can be taught effectively, taking into account children's learning capacity and needs at this stage. The chapter discusses the basic principles and strategies for teaching social studies in preschool. Among these, methods such as play-based learning, interactive activities, storytelling, and drama stand out. It also emphasizes the importance for teachers to support children's curiosity and desire to explore, and to relate social studies to everyday life. The chapter also discusses how teaching social studies in the preschool period can contribute to students' cognitive, emotional, and social development. It emphasizes how topics such as the development of social skills, cultural awareness, and tolerance can be taught in this period.

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            Locusts and People: Integrating the Social Sciences in Sustainable Locust Management

            Locust outbreaks have impacted agricultural societies for millennia, they persist today, and humans aim to manage them using preventative strategies. While locusts have been a focus for natural sciences for more than a century, social sciences remain largely underrepresented. Yet, organizational, economic, and cultural variables substantially impact these management strategies. The social sciences are one important means through which researchers and practitioners can better understand these issues. This paper examines the scope and purpose of different subfields of social science and explores how they can be applied to different issues faced by entomologists and practitioners to implement sustainable locust research and management. In particular, we discuss how environmental governance studies resonate with two major challenges faced by locust managers: implementing a preventative strategy over a large spatial scale and managing an intermittent outbreak dynamic characterized by periods of recession and absence of the threat. We contend that the social sciences can help facilitate locust management policies, actions and outcomes that are more legitimate, salient, robust, and effective.
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              Character Education, Citizenship Education, and the Social Studies

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