Are you teaching a course on labor unions? This article highlights recent scholarly work that explores the changing landscape of labor unions in the U.S., focusing on new organizing efforts and union-busting strategies.
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- Teaching Sociology for Cultivating Hope
In her ASA Footnotes article, “Meeting the Moment: Why We Can’t Afford to Let Sociology Classrooms Become Places Where Hope Comes to Die,” Ashley C. Rondini (Franklin & Marshall College) points to ways teachers can help students of sociology cultivate the hope that they will need for the work that lies ahead. Read the article here.
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Check out this soon-to-be-released SOCI textbook, "The Power of Sociology
Grasping Our Unequal World." by Gudmundur Oddsson, Jenny M. Stuber, and James Michael Thomas. The book introduces students to sociology by examining the causes and consequences of social inequality, and power at its core. Click here to access the book! - Career Support for Sociology Majors?
Looking for a free Introduction to Sociology textbook and resources for students majoring in sociology and career support for students? Check out The Sociology Coach, created by Stephanie Medley-Rath.
- AI in Teaching and Learning
Looking for a way to make a good use of AI in teaching and learning? This paper on "Seeing with Machines: A Reflexive Ethnography of AI Systems in Everyday Life" could help you. Resource from ASA Trails!
- Teaching about Violence?
Teaching about violence has pedagogical value in Intro class but it needs to be done with care! Check out what Hatton, Upadhyay, and Williams suggest about the use of violence contents in 22 popular introductory sociology textbooks.
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