Introduction | |
Practicing Sociology | |
Community-Based Learning | |
Engaging in Social Justice | |
Organization of the Guide | |
Practicing Sociology | |
What it Means to Practice Sociology | |
Practicing Sociology and Structural Relations | |
Practicing Sociology Using a Systematic Approach | |
Practicing Sociology Using Critical Thinking | |
Exploring Community Cultures | |
Importance of Culture | |
Constructing Cultures | |
Transforming Cultures | |
Discovering Yourself | |
Recording and Reflecting | |
What is a Journal? What to Record | |
How to Record | |
Where to Record | |
Why Keep a Journal? Ethical Issues in Keeping a Journal | |
Doing Field Research | |
What is Field Research? Planning Your Community Project | |
Field Research | |
Making Sense of Your Data | |
Telling Their Stories | |
Engaging in Social Justice | |
Poverty in the United States | |
Poverty Among Children | |
Empowering Children | |
Becoming a Social Advocate | |
Telling Their Stories | |
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