Welcome to the list Alyssa,
I've found one exercise in particular to be very useful in demonstrating inequalities of class that was actually posted by another member on the list. My students really love it and it really gets the point across. I've attached it as a Word file.
Also, if your class has access to the internet there's an exercise called "Sorting People" on race that students seem to also find interesting.
Hope these are helpful.
Eileen Ie
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alyssa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I am teaching Introduction to Sociology for the first time this
semester and am looking for good resources/books/ideas to give me a
stronger foundation of Sociology, as by background is in Psychology.
Also, I am looking for exercises (prefer. experientia)l to do in class
with my students.
All suggestions are greatly appreciated.
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Take a Step Forward - Diversity Exercise.doc
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