Dergiler / Review of International Geographical Education / 2021 / Cilt: 11 - Sayı: 1

The Place of Change and Continuity Perception, Time andChronology Perception Skills in the Curriculum of the SocialStudies

The Place of Change and Continuity Perception, Time andChronology Perception Skills in the Curriculum of the SocialStudies

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134–150
DOI
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Abstract

Perception of change and continuity and perception of time and chronology are among the skills expected to beacquired by students through the Social Studies course curriculum (SSCEC). These skills are included in the SSCEC,which was updated in both 2005 and 2018. It is aimed to attainment, develop and transfer these skills to students bymaking associations with many learning areas in SSCEC and with the achievements included in these learning areas. Itis important to what degree these skills, which are among the basic skills of the social studies course, are included inthe curriculum. For this reason, the aim of the study was to determine how much and at what level the ability to perceivechange and continuity and to perceive time and chronology were given in SSCEC. The qualitative research model anddocument review method were used in the study. Due to the study of the relationship between change and continuityperception and time and chronology perception skills with SSCEC, SSCEC has been identified as the data source of thestudy. The data is analyzed by descriptive analysis technique. According to the results of the study, it was achieved thatthe ability to perceive change and continuity and to perceive time and chronology are included in SSCEC at all classlevels and in all learning areas. In addition, it was determined that the ability to detect change and continuity in SSCECincludes the ability to detect continuity and change that occurs with the most time, and the ability to detect time andchronology includes indicators for interpreting data in the most time lane.

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