Social Studies: Civics and Economics
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Social Studies
Civics and Economics
Overview 

Civics and Economics, taught in eighth grade, includes basic knowledge and understanding of the concepts and processes of democratic government and the American economic system. Students learn the meaning of individual rights and responsibilities; the ideals of liberty, justice, and equality; and the rule of law. Students develop an understanding of public and personal economic and financial decisions. A service learning component helps students personalize citizenship education.
Other Standards for Social Studies, Civics and Economics :
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standard 12

DEMONSTRATE KNOWLEDGE OF CAREER OPPORTUNITIES

  benchmark 12.a Identify Talents, Interests, Aspirations that Influence Career Choice
    indicator 12.a.1 Explain that career planning starts with self-assessment
    indicator 12.a.2 Explain how self-assessment identifies talents, interests, aspirations
  benchmark 12.b Identify Attitudes and Behaviors That Promote Career Success
    indicator 12.b.1 Explain that employers seek employees with strong work ethics
    indicator 12.b.2 Identify attitudes & behaviors that demonstrate a strong work ethic
  benchmark 12.c Identify Skills and Education That Careers Require
    indicator 12.c.1 Explain how higher skills and education levels lead to higher income
    indicator 12.c.2 Explain how supply and demand also influence job income
  benchmark 12.d Examine Impact of Technological Change on Career Opportunities
    indicator 12.d.1 Explain that employers seek workers who keep up with technology
    indicator 12.d.2 Explain that technological advancements can create new jobs
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