Overview
Copy the questions below to answer, or be sure you have numbered your answers to correspond to the questions below. All answers should be written in complete sentences with appropriate grammar and language. APA Citation(s) Required.
Assignment is worth 100 points. See rubric for grading details.
WEEKLY CHECK-IN QUESTIONS
Concepts should come from Study Guide (located in Instructional Materials folder)
- What information did you already know BEFORE you read this chapter. Name and define at least 2 concepts (in your own words).
- What do you know about the concepts?
- Where did you learn this information?
- Explain how the course content confirms or challenges what you knew???
- What information did you learn AFTER you read the assigned content for this Module?? Name and define at least 2 concepts (in your own words).
- Provide supporting examples
- Explain what you found interesting about this information.
REFLECTION QUESTIONS
Supporting examples should be provided for each question.
- Explain how at least 2 concepts you learned/knew about are connected to your SIP topic.
- What is the difference between gender, sex and sexual orientation?
- What social inequalities are faced by individuals in the documentary due to their gender identity and/or sexual orientation? Provide at least 2 specific examples from documentary.
TIPS
- Submissions should be 350+ words minimum
- Concepts should come from the Study Guide
- Answers to questions should be written in complete sentences, with clear language and appropriate grammar
- Work should be submitted by typing your answer into the Submission area below.
- No links accepted.
- PDF & Word documents should only be submitted via email if you have issues with Blackboard submissions
- APA Citations Required (see Instructional Materials - General folder)
- Students should utilize the SOC 225 Library Guide for all additional course research
- Statistics and quotes require citations (in-text and full)
- Course Textbook should be cited when using sociological content from course (see Instructor lectures for full citation)