ESSAY QUESTION & FURTHER INSTRUCTIONS:
ONLY SOCIOLOGY MAJORS AND LEGIT PEOPLE NO LIERS OR PLAGARISIM
in total for the five essays its 15 pages of work
Welcome to this online course. Online courses are conducted differently by each Professor, just as regular classroom/lecture courses are. In this course, you will have to respond to FIVE ESSAY QUESTIONS (see below for the five questions). No exams will be given.
Use your textbook, included related websites (FYIs) with each ESSAY QUESTION, and any related powerpoint presentations that may be posted on the course homepage to respond to all ESSAY QUESTIONS. Responses should be thorough, include definitions, examples, and demonstrate clear understanding of conceptual objectives listed on the Syllabus. Each response should be 3 typewritten pages in length and double spaced.
SEE DUE DATES SECTION FOR ALL DUE DATES ON THE COURSE HOMEPAGE..
FURTHER INSTRUCTIONS… It would be best if you prepare your ESSAY QUESTION responses via an MS Word document (or compatible), then copy and paste your responses directly into an email to me. Also, please make sure before submitting your responses that you make a copy of each response for your records until the course is over and you receive your final grade. Finally, DO NOT submit any work as an attachment – you must copy and paste all work. Any late work will result in a significantly reduced grade or not be accepted, at my discretion. Thanks.
Thanks for your participation and I hope you have a good learning experience.
ESSAY QUESTIONS (SEE DUE DATES SECTION ON COURSE HOMEPAGE FOR EACH QUESTION DUE DATE):
I. Please read chapters 1 AND chapters on Race and Social Stratification, as well as related fyi websites attached to the discussion question, and related PowerPoint Presentations on the Course Homepage (What is Sociology, Theoretical Perspectives in Sociology, and Major Sociology Theorists) to address the following question. Be sure to use as many terms for your textbook and posted review sheets on the course homepage.
(*give concrete examples and be sure to let me know you have read the material. in addition to your textbook, use any other website information i may post with each discussion question. i realize you do not have the benefit of my lectures for this online course, so it is up to you to 'convince' me you know the material. We depend a lot on you for this type of course. that is evident in the quality and quantity of your writing. So, a bit of what is required from you is to summarize the readings. Too little not good and too much not necessarily needed. Some of what we do will require you give back information that you read and some of what we do allows you to give your opinions (that is called critical analysis, when you give opinion based on fact). Also, remember all types of students who have diverse personal experiences take this course. So, you never know who is reading your response and may be affected by what you have to say. But, most importantly try to enjoy learning something you may not have known before! dr. b. :))