Discipline and Ideas in Applied Social Sciences

Disciplines and Ideas in the Applied Social Sciences (DIASS) is a subject in the K-12 curriculum for Grade 12 students. The course introduces students to the practical application of social science theories and principles. 

What the course covers?

Applied social sciences: Includes counseling, social work, and communication 

Social science disciplines: Includes psychology, sociology, anthropology, economics, geography, and demography 

Applied social science functions: Includes providing social justice, addressing root causes of issues, and understanding people's uniqueness 

Applied social science applications: Includes development areas, self-development, and understanding society 

Course goals Develop critical thinking skills, Enhance understanding of society, Apply social science principles to address development issues, Analyze how applied processes work in life situations, and Interact with others. 

Course evaluation exams, written activities, performances, and attendance.