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Preamble
In line with UAE national priorities and the Dubai strategic plan 2021, schools in Dubai
are required to incorporate the Ministry of Education UAE social studies curriculum
standards into their curricula. The rationale for this is to provide students with in-depth
knowledge, skills and understanding in history, geography and civics, which
emphasise the links and relationships between diverse groups, people, science and
society. Students will contribute, as responsible citizens and residents of the UAE, to
the building of a cohesive society that is inclusive of all, while preserving the UAE
culture, heritage and traditions .
As stated in the DSIB School Inspection Supplement 2016-17, all schools are
expected to have formal planning documents and timetabled provision for the
teaching of UAE social studies.
(1.3.1): The student Student is able to explain the role of morals and
1.3.1.2
shows a sense of values in developing a productive citizenship.
belonging and loyalty Student is able to identify innovation and
1.3.1.3
10 to his/her country and entrepreneurship skills.
society, and Student is able to use modern technology devices
adherence to his/her 1.3.1.4
moderately and within specific times.
values and ethics
Student is able to explain the role of different
through understanding
(1.3): institutions in fulfilling the citizens’ needs and
the factors that have
National 1.3.1.5 promoting the necessary social changes (Sheikh
contributed to the
Education Zayed Housing Program - Mohammed Bin Rashid
formation of his/her
Housing Establishment).
national identity.
He/she also learns the Student is able to discuss differences among
1.3.1.6
basis, different forms humans and avoid racial discrimination.
and duties of the Student is able to discuss the significance of national
government and the 1.3.1.7
unity and his/her role in preserving it.
roles of society Student is able to analyze the efforts of the UAE and
members. 1.3.1.8 other Arab and international countries and
organizations in combating human trafficking.
Student is able to explain the biographies of the
1.3.1.9 leading Sheikhs in the Emirate of Ras al-Khaimah
and their roles in establishing the Union.
Student is able to identify economic concepts
1.4.1.1 (shares, bonds, stock exchange, and financial
(1.4.1): The student markets).
shows knowledge of
Student is able to distinguish the economic concerns
economic principles
1.4.1.2 facing individuals and societies in terms of concept,
and systems, how
rise and outcomes.
(1.4): markets operate, and
Student is able to set a comprehensive personal
Economics the role of the 1.4.1.3
budget plan (fixed and variable costs).
government in the
development of the
national and global Student is able to explain the relationship between
economy. 1.4.1.4 economic decisions and some economic phenomena
in his/her country (the cost-benefit of alternatives).
(1.4.1): The student Student is able to explain the most important elements of
1.4.1.5 environmental economy and the possible problems.
shows knowledge of
economic principles Student is able to compare comprehensive development
and systems, how 1.4.1.6 and sustainable development, with regard to objectives,
(1.4): markets operate, and indicators, aspects and options.
Economics the role of the Student is able to explain economic inflation, deflation
government in the 1.4.1.7 and unemployment in countries suffering from them and
development of the the methods of addressing and limiting them.
national and global
economy. Student is able to use various technology sources to
1.4.1.8 explain the relationship between his/her country and Arab
and international organizations.
Student is able to identify his/her country’s strategies to
1.4.1.9 resolve economic crises.
12 Student is able to analyze globalization's role in and
1.4.1.10 impact on the growth of national economy (manpower -
resources distribution - environment).
Student is able to highlight the efforts exerted by his/her
country in finding suitable practical solutions for
1.4.1.11 economic issues in his/her country or the world (Khalifa
Fund for Supporting Small and Medium Enterprises –
‘Rowad’ [Pioneers]).
Student is able to explain the growth and development of
1.5.1.1 psychology and its relationship to other disciplines.
(1.5.1): The student Student is able to distinguish types of cognition and
1.5.1.2 factors that affect it.
shows knowledge of
the rise of psychology, Student is able to discuss learning theories and their role
1.5.1.3 in behavior modification.
its Domains of study
and its relationship to Student is able to identify thinking skills (critical thinking -
other sciences, 1.5.1.4 innovative thinking - problem solving – decision making).
prepares explanations
about positive Student is able to discuss the importance of studying
1.5.1.5 human growth.
(1.5): management of
Psychology motives and emotions,
Student is able to explain the motives and characteristics
and learns various 1.5.1.6 of human behavior.
thinking skills,
characteristics of Student is able to explain emotion and its impact on
growth, and how to 1.5.1.7 mental processes and behavior.
achieve psychological
and social Student is able to achieve the elements and
compatibility for an 1.5.1.8 requirements of successful adjustment, to be more
individual. harmonious with his/herself and with others.
The Founding
State Time My small family Civilization Map Interlinkages
Fathers
Customs & Archaeological
President Heritage Common destiny
traditions sites
Culture Museum Relics Peninsula Shield
National
Home country Community Secretary
costume Constitution
general
Map of concepts for (History) subject for the grades (from sixth to twelfth):
Grade Sixth Seventh Eighth Ninth Tenth Eleventh Twelfth
Separatist micro-
Relics Pre-Islam Ottomans Renaissance Islamic civilization World wars
states
Civilization Female infanticide Mamluks Eastern issue Indulgence Securitization United nations
Archaeological Peaceful
Worship of idols Crusades Colonization Church reform Arabic solidarity
sites coexistence
Concepts
Cultural
Tombs Darul- Nadwa Janissaries Papal authority Union
communication
Papal authority
Geographic
Pharos Diwans (cabinets) Main law Globalization Tribal alliances
discoveries
Migrations Dhimmis Mongols Commitment Catholic church Culture Strategy
Apostasy Industrial
Museums Shura French campaign New world order Localization
movement revolution
Electronic
Fossils Prophethood Ministry Patriot resistance Heresy Empowerment
government
Map of concepts for (National Education) subject for the grades (from kindergarten to fifth):
Grade KG1 KG2 First Second Third Fourth Fifth
President President Before Historic figures Cooperative work Heritage marks Founding fathers
School principal Principal After Incidents Neighbors Rights Child law
Authority Teacher Union Timeline Supreme council Union National identity
Rights Parents Emirates Traditional games Cabinet National council Community
Responsibility Assault Large family Songs Public services Constitution Yola
Concepts
Government
National identity Flag Small family Colloquial Responsibility Razif
agencies
Flag National costume Customs Teamwork Paints
National
National anthem Official currency Traditions
documents
Institutions Folklore
National costume Vice president Emirate National anthem Public property
National anthem Heritage
Currency National events
Family regimes
Map of concepts for (Economics) subject for the grades (from kindergarten to fifth):
Grade KG1 KG2 First Second Third Fourth Fifth
Economic
Personal property Natural resources Needs National industry Initiative Prosperity
activities
Available Traditional
Concepts
Map of concepts for (Economics) subject for the grades (from sixth to twelfth):
Grade Sixth Seventh Eighth Ninth Tenth Eleventh Twelfth
Competitivenes Economic Economic Economic Internal
Human capital Stock markets Public finance
s systems partnership system revenue
economic domestic Public
Investment Markets Custom tariff Quality Stock
blocks product expenditure
Islamic
National Government Sustainable Gross domestic
Creation Bonds economic Charges
economy role development product
system
Concepts
Economic Balance of
Work Gulf market
system payments
Economic Capitalist
Revenues
projects system
Oil Socialist system Expenditures
Global
Natural gas Medium Mixed system
investments
Economic enterprises
Non-custom
abundance Goods Islamic system
barriers Profit Coding
Economic Traditional
Services
decision system
Economic
system
Economic project Islamic banks
Economic
Subject
crises
specialism
Government
policy