SOC 112 Introduction to Sociology Full Course Learning Modules
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112 Introduction to Sociology Full Course Learning Modules
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112 Module 1-2 Worksheet: Doing Nothing
The
purpose of this worksheet is to get you out into the real world to think about
the social world in a new way and to have you switch your perspective from
“doing something” to “doing nothing.” This will give you the opportunity to
make the mundane interesting and become more aware of your sense of self in the
social world. This activity is adapted from Ferris, K., & Stein, J. (2014). The real world: An introduction to sociology. New
York, NY: W. W. Norton.
SOC 112 Module
2-2 Final Project Milestone One
Milestone
One is your first opportunity to work on an element of your final project. In
this assignment, you will identify and summarize a contemporary social issue of
your choice. This social issue will become the main topic of your final project, and you
will revisit the issue throughout the course as you work on your final project.
You can choose a social issue from the topic list below, or you can select a
social issue of your choice that you find in the news or media, or perhaps one
you encounter in your daily life.
SOC 112 Module
3-2 Worksheet: Statuses and Roles
The
purpose of this worksheet is to help you better understand what statuses and
roles are and how they influence our behavior. This worksheet will also help
you prepare for Milestone Two by getting you to begin breaking down an issue
into sociological concepts. This activity is adapted from Ferris, K., &
Stein, J. (2014). The
real world: An introduction to sociology. New York, NY: W. W.
Norton.
SOC 112 Module
4-1 Worksheet: Wealth Inequality in America
After
reading Chapter 7, watch the video Wealth Inequality in America. Follow
the instructions and answer the three questions found in the Module Four
Worksheet Guidelines and Rubric document.
SOC 112 Module
4-2 Final Project Milestone Two: Mapping the Issue
In this
milestone, you will submit Mapping the Issue (Section II of your final
project). This milestone is a concept map that will help you visualize the
social issue and how it relates to the following sociological concepts:
cultural beliefs and biases, social roles, social inequalities, and existing
social conditions. A concept map is a visual diagram that
helps you make mental connections between concepts and show the nature of those
relationships graphically. In a concept map, lines represent that there is a
relationship between different categories. This concept map is a critical piece
of your final project, which is due in Module Seven.
SOC 112 Module
5-2 Final Project Milestone Three: Creating Connections
Now that
you have broken the social issue into smaller pieces in the concept map, you
will explain the connections you made and how these connections will help you
better understand the issue. You will use your knowledge from the course
to describe the connections between the sociological concepts and the social
issue and demonstrate the value of using a sociological view when examining
social issues in a one-page write-up. Also submit the concept map from Module
Four.
For
additional details, please refer to the Milestone
Three Guidelines and Rubric document
in the Assignment Guidelines and Rubrics section of the course.
SOC 112 Module
7-2 Final Submission: Concept Map and Paper
Submit
your final concept map and paper. It should be a complete, polished artifact
containing all of the critical elements of the final product. It
should reflect the incorporation of feedback gained throughout the course and
for Milestones One through Three.
SOC 112 Module
8-1 Worksheet: Reflection Worksheet
Over the
course of the term, you have been developing your sociological lens, which is a
way to see and understand the social world in new and different ways. You have
examined the significance of culture, the formation of the self, several types
of social inequalities, the influence that social institutions have on our
lives, the power of group cohesion and deviance, and the constancy of social
change.
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