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Student Name Community College of Philadelphia

Student Name: ______________________________________ Date:

Course Title:

Sociology 101 Assignment Checklist

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c. Summary FORMCHECKBOX

d. Conclusion FORMCHECKBOX

FORMCHECKBOX Our/My paragraphs are organized logically and help advance my argument.

FORMCHECKBOX We/I used a variety of evidence (for example, quotes, footnotes, examples, facts and illustrations) to reinforce my group’s or individual arguments.

FORMCHECKBOX Our/my conclusion summaries our/my argument and explores its implications; it does not simply restate the topic paragraph.

FORMCHECKBOX We/I have proofread our/my report or paper carefully, not relying on my computer to do it for us/me.

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FORMCHECKBOX I have not used anyone else’s work, ideas, or language without citing them appropriately.

FORMCHECKBOX All our/my sources are on the reference page, which is formatted in APA style.

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FORMCHECKBOX We/I have read the plagiarism statement in the syllabus, understand it, and agree to abide by the definitions and penalties described there.

Student(s) Signature: ________________________________ Date: ____________

Note: The above information should be completed after the document is finished, not before in order to double check your work results prior to handing in for grading.

Format Research Perspectives

Abstract

(Provide the main generalizable statement resulting from the paper)

Introduction

(Explain what the assignment is about to the reader)

Survey

Definition: According to Schaefer (year of source used)……………………………. (p. #).

Interpretation: (In your own words):

Example: (from you experiences, personal/community or professional/work):

Advantage: (of use):

Disadvantage: (of use):

Sociologist: (contributions of two-three sociologist):

Questionnaire

Definition:

Interpretation (In your own words):

Example (from you experiences, personal/community or professional/work):

Advantage (of use):

Disadvantage (of use):

Sociologist: (contributions of two-three sociologist)

Observation

Definition:

Interpretation (In your own words):

Example (from you experiences, personal/community or professional/work):

Advantage (of use):

Disadvantage (of use):

Sociologist: (contributions of two-three sociologist)

Experiment

Definition:

Interpretation (In your own words):

Example (from you experiences, personal/community or professional/work):

Advantage (of use):

Disadvantage (of use):

Sociologist: (contributions of two-three sociologist)

Ethnographic

Definition:

Interpretation (In your own words):

Example (from you experiences, personal/community or professional/work):

Advantage (of use):

Disadvantage (of use):

Sociologist: (contributions of two-three sociologist)

Autoethnographic

Definition:

Interpretation (In your own words):

Example (from you experiences, personal/community or professional/work):

Advantage (of use):

Disadvantage (of use):

Sociologist: (contributions of two-three sociologist)

Note: Which social research method and design would be better to research crime and violence in your Philadelphia neighborhood and why?

Summary

(Give the gest of what you found out)

Conclusion

(How has this influenced your sociological thinking?)

Reference

(On separate page of document list any resources used by you to developed the report).