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Thoroughly study the web page on Inequality, Social Mobility and
Wealth. Write a
thoughtful Journal about
Wealth, Mobility, Inequality and Exclusion
in your own personal experience.
Have you ever felt socially excluded
intentionally or unintentionally? What do you think about the
RICH VS POOR
MINDSET video? Do the ideas presented affect your thoughts
about wealth?
Also, consider the ideas presented in the
HOW TO BECOME RICH
video.
Several discussion topics that might stimulate your thinking
include:
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What are your career plans as far as you
have determined them as sophomores in high school?
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Do you believe in the Protestant Work
Ethic? Do your parents or surrogate parents belief in this
work ethic? How do you think your beliefs play a part in
your current activities and future plans.
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Do you feel socially excluded in any way?
If so, how does your feeling manifest itself in your life?
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Do you feel like you have access to social
resources to make you successful in life? In your future
career plans? Do you feel like you have the opportunity to
be successful in your future plans?
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What type of social mobility do you want to
experience based upon your future career plans?
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What role does wealth, power and prestige
play in your future career plans?
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Are you concerned about your current
socioeconomic status?
IMPORTANT: It is
entirely possible that your Journal may be longer than two pages.
You will be scored on how well you complete the assignment.
Trying to complete this assignment in two pages
may or may not result in a poor
score unless you are able to skillfully finish this assignment in
two pages or less.
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