What is New in Kinship? Experiences from Teaching Sociology of Kinship in India
Dr. Rituparna Patgiri shares experiences from teaching the sociology of kinship in India, including suggestions for new readings in the field.
Teaching philosophies unique to sociology!
Teaching the Sociology of Family: Is it Radical?
Applied Worldwide contributor Gülçin Con Wright writes about teaching the sociology of family in Turkey where the perspective may be seen as radical.
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Teaching Research Methods: Community Engagement
Applied Worldwide contributor Rituparna Patgiri writes about her approach to teaching research methods through studying familiar settings.
Student Centered Teaching in Sociology & Classroom Power
Sociology instructor Luke Hanna defines his philosophy of student centered teaching, as opposed to student-centered learning.
Writing in Sociology: One of our Most Valuable Skills
Applied Worldwide co-founder Luke Hanna writes about his philosophy to teaching writing in sociology. Why is writing so important for sociologists?
Sociology Research Papers: Should they be Required?
Luke Hanna dissects the assumption that research papers are the end-all be-all to the perfect final paper assignment in sociology courses.
