This piece by Merrill 2021, offers insight on some pedagogical tools instructors can use when teaching difficult or contentious topics.
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- Check out this TSP article, which discusses how conversations around race have changed in online spaces, focusing on colorblind nationalism.
Check out this TSP article, which discusses how conversations around race have changed in online spaces, focusing on colorblind nationalism.
- This article by García-Albacete and Hoskins (2024) examines the effect of higher education on political self-efficacy. The article suggests that some teaching methods may widen the gender gap in political self-efficacy.
This article by García-Albacete and Hoskins (2024) examines the effect of higher education on political self-efficacy. The article suggests that some teaching methods may widen the gender gap in political self-efficacy.
- Check out this Ologies podcast episode on the sociology of reality television featuring Dr. Danielle Lindemann! This episode could be useful in various sociology courses and can help students connect sociolgoical theory with an activity many people do fairly often: watch reality television.
Check out this Ologies podcast episode on the sociology of reality television featuring Dr. Danielle Lindemann! This episode could be useful in various sociology courses and can help students connect sociolgoical theory with an activity many people do fairly often: watch reality television.
- Did you know that the American Sociological Review has a podcast? See this link to get access to various episodes that you can use in your courses.
Did you know that the American Sociological Review has a podcast? See this link to get access to various episodes that you can use in your courses.
- Are you teaching a course on health care? This video from ASA’s video series features Paul Starr of Princeton University as he discusses how the healthcare industry has changed over time and why it’s important.
Are you teaching a course on health care? This video from ASA's video series features Paul Starr of Princeton University as he discusses how the healthcare industry has changed over time and why it's important.
- Check out this TSP article, which discusses how conversations around race have changed in online spaces, focusing on colorblind nationalism.
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