But hey, that's the dynamics of teaching and learning. If you are writing a paper for any sociology course you should be familiar with those criteria. The Sociological Imagination Students new to sociology often find themselves in uncomfortable debates and discussions. Sociology challenges the assumptions about life, people, institutions, and events that most student's take for granted. It stresses the collective nature of intelligence, consciousness, mind, and society, rather than the individualism our culture glorifies.
Students take a lot of reality on faith.
When they want to believe they require very little in the way of logic and nothing in the way of facts. On the other hand, when the information I present challenges their beliefs, no amount of proof will persuade them. I wish you luck in the endeavor.