SOC1A
This blog is for students in Frank Ha's Introduction to Sociology classes at Cuesta College.
Thursday, November 6, 2014
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Wednesday, November 13, 2013
Activity Assignment 4 (option 3)
Activity Assignment 4 (option 3)
Due date:
The day of the fourth midterm
How to turn in:
Turn in a copy to Turnitin.com on the day we take midterm 4.
Point value:
This activity is worth 20 points.
Considerations:
You can read each other’s papers. However, simply copying and editing another person’s paper is considered plagiarism and you will, at a minimum, get a zero on this assignment. Turnitin.com is very good at catching plagiarizers. Please do not attempt.
Resubmission policy:
Any paper that receives a score of 19 or less (93%) can be revised and resubmitted. However, the resubmit option can only be used once. And the maximum score possible for a paper that is resubmitted is 19. There is a section on Turnitin.com where you can turn in a resubmission. You will have until the next exam to resubmit. No late resubmissions will be accepted.
Assignment:
Go to a Justice Summit event (http://mbabolitionists.org/). It is from November 15 to 17. Write an essay about what you learned.
Grading rubric:
1. essay demonstrates that you went to a Justice Summit event
2. essay demonstrates the sociological imagination
3. it is well written
3. it is at least one page, double-spaced (at least 300 words)
Saturday, October 5, 2013
Activity Assignment 2 (option 3) – crime, due the day of the second midterm
Activity Assignment 2 (Option 3)
Soc 201A
Due date: The day of the second midterm
How to turn in: Turn in a copy to Turnitin.com on the day we take midterm 2.
Point value: This activity is worth 20 points.
Considerations:
We will discuss this topic in class and you are encouraged to talk about this topic with your classmates outside of class. You can even read each other’s papers. However, simply copying and editing another person’s paper is considered plagiarism and you will, at a minimum, get a zero on this assignment. Turnitin.com is very good at catching plagiarizers. Please do not attempt.
Resubmission policy:
Any paper that receives a score of less than 19 (93%) can be revised and resubmitted. However, the resubmit option can only be used once. And the maximum score possible for a paper that is resubmitted is 19. There is a section on Turnitin.com where you can turn in a resubmission. You will have until the next exam to resubmit. No late resubmissions will be accepted.
Assignment:
Review the powerpoint slides on crime—both parts.
Describe a crime that you have knowledge of—either from the media or from accounts that you have personally heard about.
Apply at least two sociological theoretical perspectives to the crime you just described. Here is the list of theoretical perspectives you can choose from:
- Functionalist perspective
- Strain theory (Robert Merton)
- Social disorganization theory (Clifford Shaw and Henry McKay)
- Differential association theory (Edwin Sutherland)
- Control theory (Travis Hirschi)
- Conflict theories
- Self-control theory (Michael Gottfredson and Travis Hirschi)
- Labeling theory
Grading rubric:
1. demonstrated the sociological imagination
2. it is well written
3. it is at least one page, double-spaced (at least 300 words)
Monday, September 16, 2013
Friday, August 23, 2013
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Monday, August 19, 2013
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Sunday, August 18, 2013
Tuesday, May 7, 2013
lecture notes for politics and study guide for economy now posted
lecture notes for politics and study guide for economy now posted
Wednesday, April 17, 2013
Race lecture notes posted
Tuesday, March 26, 2013
gender powerpoints now posted
Gender powerpoints are now posted on the syllabus. Refresh page if you cannot see them.
Monday, March 18, 2013
Powerpoints for this this week's lectures on stratification and poverty now posted on the syllabus.
Powerpoints for this this week's lectures on stratification and poverty now posted on the syllabus.
Tuesday, March 5, 2013
a third option to activity assignment 2 has been posted
A third option to activity assignment 2 has been posted.
Choose one. Due day of second midterm.
http://academic.cuesta.edu/fha/1A/1asyllabus.html
all powerpoint slides for crime now posted on syllabus
All powerpoint slides for crime now posted on syllabus.
Make sure to refresh your browser. There are two parts.
First part of crime lecture PowerPoints posted
Thursday, February 21, 2013
Activity assignment #2
Watch Tough Guise. It can be found here:
http://www.mediaed.org/cgi-bin/commerce.cgi?preadd=action&key=211
Answer the following questions:
From what was presented in the video, describe American masculinity.
Assess the claims made in the video. Do you agree or disagree? Why or why not?
Things to consider while writing your paper:
How does American masculinity affect boys and men?
Is American masculinity harmful? Why or why not?
Due the day of the second midterm through Turnitin.com.
