It includes techniques and processes for study which will allow the student to study more effectively, to better retain learned material and to subsequently be better prepared for test taking. This course is designed for workshop clientele to teach the very basic skills necessary for everyday social interaction. Students work in areas of interest or functional need and progress at their own rate. This course is designed to offer an introduction to basic social functioning. Course components include map reading, basic consumer skills, postal services, community services, telephone usage and transportation.
Students progress at their own rate.
The course emphasis is on the individual's role, responsibility and participation in American political, economic and social life. The U.S. Constitution and governmental literature are emphasized. Emphasis is placed on using globes and maps, interpreting charts and graphs, learning U.S. historical roots, following the development of the U.S. government, recognizing economic factors and developing an awareness of current events. This course is designed as a review of the individual's role, responsibility and participation in the American political, economic and social life. The purpose of this course is to assist students who are enrolled or who intend to enroll in a postsecondary social science course.