Sociology Bell Ringers 8/12-8/16

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Sociology Bell Ringers 8/12-8/16 Gosnell

Monday 8/12 Income, education, gender, and race all reflect a person’s a. personality. b. social placement. c. social location. d. perspective.

Tuesday 8/13 Both sociologists and psychologists would be interested in ACT or SAT scores of high school students. Why would sociologist be interested? Why might psychologists be interested? Looking at the schools tests scored for last year find the mean, median, and mode. Hint: Mean is average score Mode is the score that appears most often Median is the score that appears in the middle of the data

Wednesday 8/14 The sociological perspective stresses which of the following in which people live? a. social contexts b. geographic location c. neighborhoods d. cities

Thursday 8/15 The students will read a sociology article for reading comprehension with ACT like questions that followed. They will begin reading the passage when they enter the classroom. Article is in Course documents on my website.

Friday 8/16 Karl Marx did not develop which political system? a. democracy. b. social integration. c. positivism. d. communism.