How do sociological themes learned in my coursework tie into the real or fictional life experiences told in the popular book I read?
How can I convince others to read this book and share those connections to sociological thinking via a book talk?
Learning Objectives:
Explore the story (characters, plot, and theme) of a popular fiction or nonfiction title relating to a Black family and/or the situation of Black families.
Engage critical thinking skills to better understand sociological themes and how they tie into real or fictional life experiences you read about.
Write and present persuasively as a book talk is developed for the book you read.
Communicate meaning of the story and its connections to sociological thinking through the creation of a digital presentation (book talk) and make recommendations to others.
Participate in a constructive instructor and peer review editing process.
Improve visual literacy skills through the creation of slides and video and the proper use of images, in order to convey information in a persuasive and meaningful way.
Due by _____
Use this outline to take notes as you read while laying out the info you need for your book talk slides
It will help you create your slides
It may also help you with writing your narration