The didactics of social sciences are generally correlated with how crucial and essential they believe the subject matter to be for students to comprehend the nation's problems and their immediate surroundings. Other opinions voiced by the participants emphasise the significance of the role played by social science teachers in the dissemination of a particular body of academic knowledge, the growth of social and cognitive abilities, and the direction of actions that support the students' changes in cognition, behaviour, and values. From the viewpoint of the professors, both the teaching and learning processes are centred on the possibility that students can comprehend the social sciences thoroughly and use this understanding. Thus, the goal of developing students who are able to critically and persuasively analyse contemporary occurrences is related to what teachers refer to as thought and context. These teachers' opinions about the social science didactics appear to be very similar to what the suggested curriculum suggest.
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