SOCIAL STUDIES ARTICLE

• Psychology is the study of the mind and behaviour, you learn how to learn about others by observing their actions whether human or nonhuman. Psychology follows scientific methods by observing, analyzing, and experimenting. ​

• Sociology is the systematic study of society, they study relationships, marriage, poverty & inequality, social movements, and much more.

• Political science is the systematic study of distribution of power in constitutions. They look over laws and anything that is concerned with the constitution they are involved with.

CAREER POSSIBILITIES

Social studies has a variety of diverse jobs, but it depends on what kind of job field you want to go into.

Education involved jobs:

• History Teacher

• Geography Teacher

• College Professor (History, Political Science, Sociology, etc.)

• Curriculum Developer

Government & Public Service

• Policy Analyst

• Diplomat / Foreign Service Officer

• Legislative Assistant

• City Planner / Urban Planner

• Public Administrator

Media, Writing 

• Journalist / Reporter

• Political Correspondent

• Editor

• Documentary Researcher

• Economics is the study of scarcity, they study about how we manage our resources and how we can benefit from it. Economics usually revolve around wealth and finance, but it’s also used to make hypotheses about future economics.

• Anthropology is the study of all aspects that make us human. They study all aspects of prehistoric times to times that are today. From diet to origin, culture, trends, languages, life, and everything that makes us human, and more.

• Demography is the study of the human population. They study and collect the data of statistics of the deaths, births, and migration. 

• Geography is the study of the aspects of Earth. They study the force that shapes it and whether it's human and nonhuman. The 5 themes in geography are location, place, environment interaction, movement, and region.

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