FTCE Middle Grades Social Science 5-9 - independent foundations study plan
FTCE Middle Grades Social Science 5-9 - independent foundations · Give each week a clear focus.
8 weeks · About 5 hours per week
World history: civilizations, exchange and global transformation
Review World history: civilizations, exchange and global transformation using the mapped guide and reference terms.
Attempt relevant questions before reading answers and explain the distinction or calculation.
Your checkpoint
A checked study log for World history: civilizations, exchange and global transformation, with supporting reasoning and unresolved questions.
United States history: institutions, change and rights
Review United States history: institutions, change and rights using the mapped guide and reference terms.
Attempt relevant questions before reading answers and explain the distinction or calculation.
Your checkpoint
A checked study log for United States history: institutions, change and rights, with supporting reasoning and unresolved questions.
United States constitutional government and participation
Review United States constitutional government and participation using the mapped guide and reference terms.
Attempt relevant questions before reading answers and explain the distinction or calculation.
Your checkpoint
A checked study log for United States constitutional government and participation, with supporting reasoning and unresolved questions.
Markets, labor, distribution and public policy
Review Markets, labor, distribution and public policy using the mapped guide and reference terms.
Attempt relevant questions before reading answers and explain the distinction or calculation.
Your checkpoint
A checked study log for Markets, labor, distribution and public policy, with supporting reasoning and unresolved questions.
Physical and human geography, maps and regional evidence
Review Physical and human geography, maps and regional evidence using the mapped guide and reference terms.
Attempt relevant questions before reading answers and explain the distinction or calculation.
Your checkpoint
A checked study log for Physical and human geography, maps and regional evidence, with supporting reasoning and unresolved questions.
Historical inquiry, sources and quantitative evidence
Review Historical inquiry, sources and quantitative evidence using the mapped guide and reference terms.
Attempt relevant questions before reading answers and explain the distinction or calculation.
Your checkpoint
A checked study log for Historical inquiry, sources and quantitative evidence, with supporting reasoning and unresolved questions.
World history: civilizations, exchange and global transformation & United States history: institutions, change and rights & United States constitutional government and participation & Markets, labor, distribution and public policy & Physical and human geography, maps and regional evidence & Historical inquiry, sources and quantitative evidence & Social studies disciplinary literacy and inquiry teaching
Apply the cases before reading model responses.
Retest recurring errors with a mixed set and compare preparation with the actual syllabus.
Your checkpoint
A checked study log for World history: civilizations, exchange and global transformation, United States history: institutions, change and rights, United States constitutional government and participation, Markets, labor, distribution and public policy, Physical and human geography, maps and regional evidence, Historical inquiry, sources and quantitative evidence, Social studies disciplinary literacy and inquiry teaching, with supporting reasoning and unresolved questions.
World history: civilizations, exchange and global transformation & United States history: institutions, change and rights & United States constitutional government and participation & Markets, labor, distribution and public policy & Physical and human geography, maps and regional evidence & Historical inquiry, sources and quantitative evidence & Social studies disciplinary literacy and inquiry teaching
Apply the cases before reading model responses.
Retest recurring errors with a mixed set and compare preparation with the actual syllabus.
Your checkpoint
A checked study log for World history: civilizations, exchange and global transformation, United States history: institutions, change and rights, United States constitutional government and participation, Markets, labor, distribution and public policy, Physical and human geography, maps and regional evidence, Historical inquiry, sources and quantitative evidence, Social studies disciplinary literacy and inquiry teaching, with supporting reasoning and unresolved questions.
Milestones
Week 2: Explain the principal concepts using evidence rather than memorized option positions.
Week 5: Apply subject concepts to cases and identify assumptions and limits.
Week 8: Review mixed performance and the exact current qualification requirements.