Students will participate in large group and small group discussion Using the Socratic method, the instructor will present students with questions that help the students define and think about the concept and issues in both large group discussions and small group activities 4. Students will write a variety of documents. Students will write papers which define concepts and focus thinking about issues Students will be given 5 writing assignments which require students to conceptualize and apply the concepts and issues 5. Students will understand quantitative problems. Students will be able to use a computer.
Students are willing to receive information and respond to it.
Students will apply information form the texts, the lectures, and videos to new situations The large and small group discussions, writing assignments and multiple choice tests will require students to apply the course information 8. Students develop values, organize them into systems, and apply those systems to their private and public lives. The primary objective of this course is examine the nature of oppression and it connections to the nature of power and privilege. The students will examine how they are socialized and programmed. The examination of discrimination, harassment, hatred and violence and its impact on individuals and groups.