Question

Social studies serves young children in all of the following ways except A. helping them understand and participate effectively in their world. B. developing self-regulating skills. C. managing the present and planning for the future. D. communicating their relationship to other people.

Answer 1

Answer:

C. managing the present and planning for the future.

Explanation:

Social Studies for the little ones help us to grow socially, to locate ourselves in their geographical spaces and chronological time, within the evolutionary process of humanity. Through social studies, the child can perceive himself as a social being. In short, social studies help children understand and participate effectively in their world, help develop self-regulatory skills, and help communicate their relationship with others.

The educator must choose age-appropriate methodologies and the concepts should be approached in a gradual and interconnected manner, with respect to the child's stage of thought development and his experiences to work in this area of knowledge.

Answer 2

C. managing the present and planning for the future.