Social Studies

Mesopotamia is located north of the Syrian desert between the Mediterranean and the Persian Gulf, today's modern Iraq

The semi-god king (civilization / agriculture) faces death and tries to conquer the death. After his friend Enkidu (Old Road / Hunter) died, he looked for the meaning of life and saved himself from death. He failed because he was unable to deny his human race. Sleep is necessary for life and makes him fail. He learned that the way to live forever is to create something that lives like his city and culture.

It is considered to be one of the first grand stories in history. Please tell me about their social approach. If the past people did not learn the lesson of Gilgamesh, it may now be ruined, so it will also affect the present.

Yes. Religious beliefs and customs affect people's lives and lifestyles. It affects the way they eat, how they handle other people, and how open they are to creativity. Religion was always the cause of terrible atrocities and great generosity. Some people have difficulty in accepting various ideas and customs. Religion has influence because people have strong emotions about their beliefs.

Early in the 20th century, education theorists and researchers have often discussed the topics of American public education and social studies on effectiveness, purpose, and best practice.

In the American education system, social research is a comprehensive study of many areas of social science and humanities, including history, geography, political science. This term was originally created as a comprehensive subject in other fields not conforming to these traditional American lower education models such as those in the field, even philosophy and psychology by American educators at the turn of the 20th century It was. In 1912, the Department of Education (not to be confused with the US Department of Education as its successor), the then Minister of Interior Franklin Nightlane was in charge of restructuring the American education system of the 20th century. Correspondingly, the education department and the National Education Association jointly established the Secondary Education Restructuring Committee.

Finally, in 1916 the work done by the Social Research Council finally published and announced Bulletin No. 28 (also known as the "Report of the Social Investigation Committee of 1916"). An announcement of 66 pages issued and distributed by the Education Bureau is considered as the first written work, in particular for this topic. It aims to introduce this concept to American educators, and as a guide to create a national curriculum centered on social studies. Communiqué was thought to be radical at that time and presented many of the ideas that many educators thought were one of the most controversial educational resources in the early 20th century.