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Peer reviewedAdams, David S. – Teaching Sociology, 1986
Describes what is meant by "sociological imagination," the ability to see how troubles in private lives and social trends are connected. Shows how freshmen college students learn this by writing an essay which connects the events shown on a personal and societal 50-year time line. Provides examples and teaching suggestions. (JDH)
Descriptors: Class Activities, College Instruction, Family History, Higher Education
