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Module 3

Analyze and Apply Activity


Sentence Completion Task: Sociological Concepts at Work

I used to think that sociology is a branch of the social sciences that deals
with the study of society which makes it a broad field. It examines various
social institutions such as government, religion, media, among others. In
addition to social institutions, it also zooms in on culture and social norms.
Honestly, the expansive scope of sociology as a field of study makes it the
vaguest discipline for me among the social sciences. It seems like sociology
intersects with various social sciences such as history, political science, and
anthropology.

Now, I know that sociology is a modern conception. Unlike the disciplines


of history and political science which have existed since the times of Ancient
Greek and Roman civilizations, the origins of sociology can be traced to the
aftermath of French Revolution of 1789 that solidified the triumph of secular
values and offset of the Industrial Revolution that brought great social and
economic transformation. These turbulent upheavals led August Comte to
establish sociology as a new discipline that seeks to understand and study
society through unifying the lens of history, psychology, and economics
(Giddens, 2001). The early development of the field can be contributed to
the ideas of Emile Durkheim (e.g., sociology as a study of social facts and
social and moral solidarity), Karl Marx (e.g., materialist conception of history,
capitalism, and class struggle).
 Interconnection of human as an individual and human as part of
society
 Interactions, structure
However, I am not sure or having doubts about…
 My own sociological framework
 Boundaries between the discipline under social science
I hope/ plan to address these through…
 Application of Mill’s sociological imagination and Berger’s conception of
sociology as consciousness
Overall, I feel that sociology will…
 The future is bright Prosper especially in response to globalization
 essential
Because…
 Continuous change will continually shape the landscape of sociology
Rubric for Grading

Category Description Max Student Score


Score
Quality of Information clearly relates to 4
Information the main topic and adds new
concepts, information. It
includes several supporting
details and/or examples.
Consistently establishes source
documentation for ideas.
Quality of Enhances the critical thinking 4
Reflections process consistently through
Shared reflection and questioning of
self and others; is a quality
response that advances
thoughts forward; furthers
discussion by contributing new
points of engagement or
alternative ways of looking at
things.
Professional Professional vocabulary, 2
Language writing style, and references
are used consistently
throughout the discussion.
Total
Additional Comments, if any:

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