Putting Sociology to Work |
Dr. John Lamberton Clinical Sociologist INTRODUCTION TO SOCIOLOGY Assignments Proprietary Lecture Notes |
Please complete the following assignments: 2. Continue to study Chapter 1 in the text, SOCIOLOGY in Our Times by Diana Kendall 3. VERY IMPORTANT. Please remember to click on the Modules link in Canvas and take the Survey in Module 1. Survey is to be completed no later than noon on August 30.
Journaling has several important cognitive
functions that I would like you to experience writing your Journals.
Write an introspective Journal.
Carefully consider the Journal questions before you begin
writing. Consider the
truthfulness of your thoughts and share them in your writing.
Write your Journal articles as many times as you must to fully
communicate and clarify your thoughts and feelings so that you may
gain valuable self-knowledge through writing the Journal assignments
throughout the semester.
Please read the following web page about the
benefits of Journaling:
Journaling link
Type a Journal that is a minimum of three
type written pages.
The first page should be a title page that is the first page
of your Journal. Type
the following four lines of text on the title page: Center the text
at the top of the title page.
(1) Your name
(2) SOC 221
(3) Journal #1 - The Sociological Imagination
(4) Submit on Canvas under JOURNAL 1 link in MODULE 2
BY Monday, August 30 at noon.
The maximum grade for late Journals will be reduced by 50%.The
Journal 1 submission link on Canvas will not be active until Friday,
August 27.
You may submit your assignment
anytime after the Journal 1 link is active.
The second and third pages of the Journal will be the actual writing
of the Journal assignment.
Type your Journal as a Word document. No exceptions.
Use a 12-point font with one-inch margins for the body of
your Journal. Double
space your Journal article.
Write a Journal that is a minimum of two pages of
written copy in length.
If you desire, your Journal can be longer than two pages of
written material if your creative and introspective thoughts require
more space. Well written
Journals are eligible for extra credit points if the Journal is
extremely well-written.
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