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Day 1.3 Forum - Perspectives of Sociology

8/29/2017

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Guiding Thought Question: What experiences and social conditions might cause someone to look at the world differently than other people? List 3 experiences or conditions and explain why they might cause people to examine the world differently. Also reply to another student's comment by choosing one of their 3 and providing some type of example (real or theoretical). Remember to be respectful and school appropriate.

Today's Learning Objective: Students will be able to identify the different sociological perspectives and use them to examine their views on different social structures. Students will use this knowledge to answer a series of critical thinking questions relating to the perspectives and use the principles of sociological perspectives to create a sociological perspective of their own.

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