Introduction:
Introductory paragraph to the topic. The introduction should include a preview of
the main points and purpose of the paper. Include a thesis statement.
Research findings:
Clearly state, describe and explain the research topic and present your research findings.
Deliver all information necessary for full understanding.
Sociology Concepts:
Clearly and thoroughly define sociological concepts. Apply sociological concepts to reflect your understanding of the research topic.
Utilize Context – Relevance:
Identify the relevance of contexts when presenting a position.
Social context can include how social class, race and ethnicity, gender, and/or sexuality impact the experience and understanding of the issue.
Power structures and Worldviews:
Explain and analyze connections between worldviews,
power structures, and experiences of two or more cultures historically or in contemporary contexts.
Assumptions:
Identify and evaluate your own and others assumptions on the research subject.
Provide research to support the assumptions others have on the subject.
Self-Awareness and Comparison with Others:
Explain your own attitudes, behaviors, or beliefs
on this topic. Compare your own ideas to the attitudes, beliefs, or behaviors of other individuals,groups, communities or cultures. Provide research to support the perspective of other people or
cultures.
Conclusion:
Identify a conclusion based on the research presented.
Summarize the implications and consequences of the research present
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