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Created
by the EIU History Department to assist students of Eastern Illinois
University in meeting the Illinois state standards for specialization
in the social sciences.
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Social Science
- Standard 21 |
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The competent social science teacher understands geographic representations, tools, and technologies and how people use them to obtain information about people, places, and environments on Earth.
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Knowledge
Indicators - The competent social science teacher: |
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Understands the sue of mental and other maps. |
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Understands the use of aerial photographs and satellite images. |
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Understands the advantages and disadvantages of various geographic representations, tools, and technologies. |
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Performance
Indicators - The competent social science teacher: |
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Describes ways that mental and other maps influence human decisions about location, settlement, and public policy. |
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Uses geographic tools and technologies, such as aerial photographs and satellite images, to pose and answer questions aobut spatial distributions and patterns on Earth. |
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Evaluates the application of geographic tools and supporting technologies to solve problems (e.g., urban planning, location of commercial establishments). |
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Assistance
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Other news & Information:
Frequently
Asked Questions - 2004-2005
Testing Schedule - What
to Expect on the Day of the Test
Comments
about this web-site should be submitted to: Dr.
Charles Titus, Project Coordinator
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Web-Site
Last Updated 4-14-2004
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