Social Studies study guides

A complete overview of the Being Part of a Globalised World module of N(A)-Level Social Studies (the compulsory Combined Humanities component, SEAB 2125). What globalisation is, how people experience it in everyday life, and its economic, cultural and security impacts, both positive and negative, with how the topic is examined.

A complete overview of the Exploring Citizenship and Governance module of N(A)-Level Social Studies (the compulsory Combined Humanities component, SEAB 2125). What it means to be a citizen, why good governance matters, how the government makes decisions, and how it balances the needs of different groups fairly, with how the topic is examined.

A complete overview of the Living in a Diverse Society module of N(A)-Level Social Studies (the compulsory Combined Humanities component, SEAB 2125). What makes Singapore diverse, the benefits and challenges of diversity, and the everyday experience of living alongside people of many backgrounds, with how the topic is examined.

A complete overview of the Managing Diversity and Cohesion module of N(A)-Level Social Studies (the compulsory Combined Humanities component, SEAB 2125). How the government manages diversity, how common spaces build cohesion, how prejudice and discrimination can be reduced, and the role of citizens, with how the topic is examined.

A complete overview of the Responding to Globalisation module of N(A)-Level Social Studies (the compulsory Combined Humanities component, SEAB 2125). How Singapore responds to the economic, cultural and security challenges of globalisation, and the complementary roles of the government and individuals, with how the topic is examined.

A complete overview of the source-based question skills tested in the case study of N(A)-Level Social Studies (the compulsory Combined Humanities component, SEAB 2125). Inferring meaning, comparing two sources, assessing reliability, and judging how far a set of sources supports a statement, with the technique each question rewards and how the case study is structured.

A complete overview of the Working for the Good of Society module of N(A)-Level Social Studies (the compulsory Combined Humanities component, SEAB 2125). How needs in society are identified, why people contribute, the roles of the government, organisations, businesses and individuals, and how challenges to contributing can be overcome, with how the topic is examined.