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Social context affects individuals through mirroring. I mean this in a way where if someone is taught something, they will reflect that. It is said we are a product of our environments.

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Knowing the difference between theories and being able to make connections/compare them to one another.

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Sociological imagination helps us to distinguish differences and similarities while comparing past and current events in society.

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The key concepts of sociology are to understand how the world and society influences humans and human behaviour, ex. Culture, Religion and government.

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Social context affects individuals because their overall enviroment can influence and contribute to their actions.

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Social context affects individuals because their overall enviroment can influence and contribute to their actions.

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being able to read texts and understand what's happening in them/what the main idea is! or having a conversation and coming up with good ideas/arguments/points

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being able to read texts and understand what's happening in them/what the main idea is! or having a conversation and coming up with good ideas/arguments/points

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being able to talk about and learn how social institutions (such as school), relations (such as romantic partners or friends), and practices (complaining on the internet) in society affect people. for example, students who grew up in a private school vs a public school. what are the differences in their behaviour and/or speech?

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being able to talk about and learn how social institutions (such as school), relations (such as romantic partners or friends), and practices (complaining on the internet) in society affect people. for example, students who grew up in a private school vs a public school. what are the differences in their behaviour and/or speech?

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being able to comprehend how the environment that individuals are placed in can shape who they become as a person. ex: if a person grows up in a home with attentive parents vs a person who grew up in a home where parents were divorced and/or absent

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being able to comprehend how the environment that individuals are placed in can shape who they become as a person. ex: if a person grows up in a home with attentive parents vs a person who grew up in a home where parents were divorced and/or absent

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being able to compare and contrast the theories and concepts we'll learn in this course with full understanding!

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being able to compare and contrast the theories and concepts we'll learn in this course with full understanding!

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looking at events that happened in the past and those that are currently unfolding. how does every singular person view said events? how does a group of people view them? how does society as a whole view them?

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looking at events that happened in the past and those that are currently unfolding. how does every singular person view said events? how does a group of people view them? how does society as a whole view them?

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examining humans behaviour as well as the behaviour of society, how society interacts with various conflicts, etc

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examining humans behaviour as well as the behaviour of society, how society interacts with various conflicts, etc

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we will be growing as critical thinkers and elevate our reading and articulation of our intellectual thinking.

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we will be going to talk about and deconstruct the aspect of sociology which involves social institutions and their particular practices such as religion or traditions.

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We will be able to clearly articulate the social constructs of the world around us and how this influences individual behaviour.

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we will eventually be able to identify the varying types of theoretical directions in sociology, being able to also compare these different ideas with each other in the grand scheme of things.

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The Sociological Imagination is the capacity to shift from a worldview to an intimate, personal perspective while applying this viewpoint to past issues and comparing them to how they are navigated today.

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Being able to extract key elements from texts and understand them from a more critical view point

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Social institution's effect a persons views based on both personal experiences as well as how those around them express their views towards them

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Both the social and physical environment that individuals grow up in effects how they act socially.

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Being able to look at different themes, concepts and theory's, then understanding the similarity's and differences between them.

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To look at both past and present events, then finding similarities between the two and making connections.

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To take complex terms and simplify them into understandable definitions as well as to understand how individuals are influenced by their surroundings. 

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To take complex terms and simplify them into understandable definitions as well as to understand how individuals are influenced by their surroundings. 

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Absorbing and gaining the most information possible from a text. Analyzing a reading to further understand and fully conceptualize what is being said.

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being able to differentiate key similarities and differences between various paradigms

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being able to differentiate key similarities and differences between various paradigms

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examining past and present events within a sociological concept 

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examining past and present events within a sociological concept 

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examining human behaviour, society behaviour as a whole and how people interact with society.

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examining human behaviour, society behaviour as a whole and how people interact with society.

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Social institutions like government, schools, religion, family, relationships, etc. influence many aspects of a person's life and develop who they are as a person

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Thinking critically as you read a text and being able to decide what is important information and what is not

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being able to read texts and understand and analyze them well.

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Understand how things like school, family, religion, etc., affect people.

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Understanding how people's actions are influenced by their environment. This guides how people think and act.

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able to recognize different theories, understand what they mean, and be able to explain the similarities and differences between them.

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the ability to understand connections between your own experiences and things that happened, both past and present.

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the ability to understand connections between your own experiences and things that happened, both past and present.

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the study of human relationships and society.

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the study of human relationships and society.

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Expand reading abilities and develop the skills to think critically.

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The sociological imagination can help us connect both similarities and differences between past and present human behaviour.

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Some of sociology's key concepts include examining human behaviour and their relationships with one another.

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we need to be able to think and read deeply into our materials in order to see each perspective given to us from a sociological lens

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we need to be able to think and read deeply into our materials in order to see each perspective given to us from a sociological lens

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we are surrounded by various institutions like schools or workplace, and they can cause us to act and think a certain way.

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we are surrounded by various institutions like schools or workplace, and they can cause us to act and think a certain way.

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who we are as individuals can be shaped by the world around us

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who we are as individuals can be shaped by the world around us

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being able to understand the difference between the main concepts of sociology and to be able to compare them as well

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being able to understand the difference between the main concepts of sociology and to be able to compare them as well

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using sociological-lens when looking at what is happening in past and present environments in our day to day lives

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using sociological-lens when looking at what is happening in past and present environments in our day to day lives

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being able to understand various topics in sociology

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being able to understand various topics in sociology

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Looking at different concepts and the themes within them while comparing them to others.

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Viewing past and current events with a sociologists eye

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Being able to understand concepts throughout the world of Sociology.

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To understand different practices, traditions and groups in society to see why they do the things they do

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Being able to take what we have learned in class and applying it into our day to day life

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Understanding how our culture, family or even the location people live in can shape us and change the way we behave.

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To be able to tell the differences between theories and compare the similarities and differences

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It is looking at past and present events and seeing how they relate to one and other.

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Sociology is the study of society, how people interact and culture.

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The ability to understand and identify humans interact and behave with the world around them. 

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The ability to understand and identify humans interact and behave with the world around them. 

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Ability to analyze and understand texts

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Examine how people connect and how social systems affect daily life.

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Understand how people’s behavior is shaped by the world around them.

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Ability to define and identify the similarities and differences between various paradigms.

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Understand how personal experiences connect to social change in history and today.

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Being able to fully understand and explain what we have learned in our own thinking, using our own examples.

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To do this We must look at the hierarchy of

Power In social groups.

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Understanding how the outside world can shape behaviours/actions in individuals.

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Seeing concepts and being able to Identify the similarities and differences

between them while still focusing on the main idea.

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To be able to explain and understand the main ideas concerning social interactions, behaviours and social theories.

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it is seeing the connection between personal experiences (individial)and larger social forces (worldly) This helps us see that private experiences/ issues can be linked to a wider lense

example - Great Depression wasn’t just because people were bad with money it had a lot to do with global issues and people with power )

In today’s society we see a major rise in mental health, but is this the individuals fault? We must take a look at society, and what contributes to this rise.

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It is the foundation for understanding society and human behavior.

( things like culture, power, people and structure )

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Ability to define the main ideas and theories in sociology

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Studying human behavior and the social relationships people have.

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understanding and discussing how different things around you shapes a society.

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Being able to take what we have learned in class based on reading and critical thinking to expand our knowledge. As well as applying it to our own lives and future.

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Improving how I understand sociological concepts and different ways that other people understand the way society works.

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Understanding how all of the different parts of society are effected by each persons different actions.

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understanding how our day to day behaviour effects our society on multiple levels.

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understanding core concepts and being able to explain the differeces and similarities.

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Socialogical imaginations helps us see the relationship between our personal actions and society. This helps us understand past, present and future in society by showing us how our actions have an effect on our society and current societal issues.

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understanding how people interact with others and society, also understanding life from a bigger picture.

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Develop the ability to reflect on the concepts learned in class, and use them in real life scenarios.

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Understand how people are affected by the many groups found in society.

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Understand how behaviours and actions could be shaped and influenced by different factors.

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Analyze and distinguish similarities and differences throughout multiple topics/ideas.

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Understand and interpret historical events and patterns in society and analyze how they connect to broader sociological concepts.

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Demonstrate understanding of concepts by thoroughly communicating proper terminology, ideas, and topics.

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Deepening our understanding of sociological topics by applying critical thinking skills and analyzation.

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Understanding how social structures & hierarchies shape human life/behavior.

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Understanding how human behavior can be altered by society on many different scales & situations.

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Understanding and defining the patterns that society follows.

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Applying an analytical perspective when learning about past and current events in society to further understand them.

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Being able to put labels to things that shape out society, in order to learn and analyze them and its effects.

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Seeing two ideas, and being able to compare/contrast them.

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Being able to understand how different social practices, relations, and institutions influence people.

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Improving our thinking skills, specifically around the topic of sociology, to help us get a better understanding of the way the world is today based on different people’s experiences/perspectives.

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Depending on certain people’s social interactions and relationships built, individuals may have a different “norm” of interacting with people and how to behave around others due to the influence of the interactions they had.

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Understanding past, present and future events through a sociological perspective.

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Understanding the importance of the topic sociology and being able to apply them to our everyday lives.

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Knowing the meaning behind sociology and what it affects in the world around us.

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Be able to define certain terms, understand theories and ideas used in the field of sociology.

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to enhance our ability to carefully interpret information being presented through a critical lens

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to critique societal structures through a sociological lens and how these structures impact individuals in greater society

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to be able to understand how indivudal action is intertwined with social context and what that means on a societal level for different individuals

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begin to analyze key theories and opinions of professionals and theorists, and compare and contrast different ideas within sociology

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to be able to analyze current and past events in society through a sociological perspective/lens