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Incorporating Online and In-person Book Clubs into Sociology Courses
Wyant, Amanda ; Bowen, Sarah
Teaching sociology, 2018-07, Vol.46 (3), p.262-273
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Los Angeles, CA: SAGE
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Título:
Incorporating Online and In-person Book Clubs into Sociology Courses
Autor:
Wyant, Amanda
;
Bowen, Sarah
Assuntos:
Active Learning
;
Best practice
;
Best Practices
;
Book clubs
;
Clubs
;
College Faculty
;
Computer Mediated Communication
;
Concepts
;
Direct marketing
;
Distance learning
;
Ethnography
;
Fiction
;
Group Discussion
;
Internet
;
Learning
;
Learning outcomes
;
Mail order
;
Nonfiction
;
Outcomes of Education
;
Sociology
;
Student Attitudes
;
Student Surveys
;
Teacher Attitudes
;
Teacher Surveys
;
Teachers
;
Teaching
;
Teaching Methods
;
Teaching Note
;
Tests
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Thinking Skills
;
Undergraduate Students
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Teaching sociology, 2018-07, Vol.46 (3), p.262-273
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Descrição:
Previous research has examined the use of nontraditional readings, particularly fiction, as a tool for teaching sociological concepts. Few studies have specifically looked at nonfiction monographs and ethnographies. This paper extends prior research by exploring how in-person and online book clubs using nonfiction texts can be used as a tool to engage and introduce students to sociological ideas. Book clubs were implemented in eight different sections across three courses. The structure and format of the book clubs varied considerably. We identify best practices for incorporating book clubs into sociology courses. Drawing on data from instructor-designed surveys, institutional course evaluations, and course exams, we also examine how book clubs influence student attitudes and learning outcomes. We conclude that book clubs can be adapted to fit a variety of courses and across different types of institutions.
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Los Angeles, CA: SAGE
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