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    our society. It becomes hard to distinguish between what is unbiased information from the irrational opinions of the uncritical minds influencing the social structure of society. Mannheim makes it a point to stress the importance of utilizing the sociology of knowledge when examining the macro level of society. People must look at information and consider where it is actually coming from (Polak). Just because a certain politician or celebrity preaches their views to the public does not…

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    character in the play. By studying a Sociology degree, I would like to develop my understanding of social practices which will provide me with the necessary skills to be able to make a difference to people's lives. I feel that the education system can provide a fundamental foundation to tackle issues such as inequality, deprivation and…

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    This system occurs when a figure of authority who believes they have knowledge, a teacher in this example, leads the students to record their knowledge and repeat that same knowledge until memorized. This false concept of learning strips away student’s humanity and leaves behind any individuality they could have. This removes any significance or meaning behind the information, while also taking away any creativity or true knowledge gained in the process. Learners are demanded…

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    My interest in Policing was triggered through my A level studies. Units such as Families and Households covered in Sociology inspired my curiosity as to why people commit crime and how diverse family dynamics can influence this. Equally I have a desire to prevent people from committing criminal offences. Studying at A level has enabled me to understand a higher level of study which has included being examined in different formats, for example formal examinations, practical interactions and…

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    What Is Sociology?

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    INTRODUCTION What Is Sociology? According to Merriam Webster’s dictionary definition, Sociology is the scientific analysis of a social institution as a functioning whole and as it relates to the rest of society (Sociologist). This means it is the study of social problems, society, and how individuals work together in macro and micro levels. Sociology is a stimulating and enlightening field of study that questions and explains important matters in personal lives, societies, and the world.…

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    either by choice or by fate. It has brought many questions to my attention that I would of have never thought about until after taking this class. Sociology is a social study that uses different methods of investigations, but there is also the founders of sociology that give there aspect of things and how they figure out society and our behaviors. Sociology also explains our interactions with one another, from small groups to very large groups. I also learned that different ethnicities and…

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    the fact I have never taken a sociology class or any type of class like this. I learned a multitude of different issues in this class. Some of the truly interesting points I learned about where what sociology was, social deviance, and power elite theory. These three topics made me question society and how issues work. Starting off with sociology, initially I assumed it was how we socialized with each other and different ways to be social. I was partially right, sociology is a type of scientific…

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    it helps individuals to appreciate the importance of education to humanity as well as interpret the fundamentals part to which education plays in the transformation of society. Also as a teacher in training in the University of Trinidad and Tobago learning about the history of education helps prepare us to examine the trends and dynamics in education by drawing comparison and lessons from the past to evade repeating the same mistakes thus instituting more feasible plans to society’s benefit.…

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    As I prepare to graduate, I need to think of life after Olivet. This can be challenging because there are so many areas that interest me in psychology. One thing I am sure of is I want to go to graduate school. During my time as an undergrad, I have taken courses that will help clarify what my interests are and sharpen my skills in those areas of interests. As of now, there are a few options I am considering pursuing. Two of those careers are an Industrial-Organizational Psychologist…

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    In151 Reflection

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    Through IN151, I have seen that my writing has improved tremendously. From IN150, Dr. O’Conner hammered into his students’ heads that argumentative pieces of writing should include the author’s own voice and opinion in them, and with this, I was given the opportunity to put my own opinion in a piece of writing through taking IN151. During this semester, my peers and I went through extensive research to draft up an essay on a particular controversial issue. If anyone has ever said that writing…

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