The behavioral sciences consist of anthropology, psychology, and sociology. Each program plays a key role into the understanding of behaviors and roles of individuals in the society. When students understand the common characteristics of individuals and societies, they will be able to better understand the impact of those individuals and societies over time. Introducing these concepts at a young age, even small details. Is very important for the development of the students understandings of behavioral sciences.
I am surprised that anthropology is the one and only social studies subject without kindergarten through twelfth representation. Meaning that there are no education standards to guide teachers through the curriculum. Why would no standards be written for anthropology? It is such an important area of the social sciences that should be addressed from kindergarten all the way through twelfth grade.
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