University of Roehampton (RU)

These are notes taken at a seminar class for the Sociology degree module Becoming a Sociologist. For this particular seminar class, students were asked to read up on a report published by the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) called Global Report on Trafficking in Persons in 2018. The students were asked to analyse the report. Notes are also made on Karl Marx, Durkheim and Weber.

Sociology degree seminar notes for the module Making Sense of Society. The topics covered in this particular seminar: Activism, Transformative Sociology, Slacktivism, Why is it the case that we don’t see sociologists in interviews? Do you think that social scientists should be in the news more? Which areas would you like to see social scientists’ opinions on most? Which audience do you think sociology is primarily aimed at? What’s the danger in sociological research that is written only ...

Sociology degree seminar notes. The Module: Making Sense of Society. The topics covered in this particular seminar: Community and Social Capital. Notes are made on the strong and weak terms of social capital and at the last page, notes are made on how to prepare for the writing of a report which is an assessment for the module.

Notes taken at a seminar class for the Sociology degree module Making Sense of Society. The topics covered for this particular seminar: Environment, Capitalism, Communism, Business, Patenting and GM food. Notes are made on a video called Seed - The Untold Story which talks about GM food and how it affects farmers from prospering. Notes are made on the pros and cons of patenting. It also briefly covers Materialism and Idealism.

Notes taken at a seminar class for the Sociology degree module Making Sense of Society. The topic for this particular seminar was on voter participation in elections (why people vote and why people don't vote) and guidance from the tutor on how to write a report which was an assessment for the module.

These are notes taken at a seminar class for the Sociology degree module Making Sense of Society. The topic for this particular seminar was on Society under Lockdown & Health Inequality. It also includes notes on the essay assessment criteria for the module.

These are notes taken at a seminar class for the Sociology degree module Making Sense of Society. The topic for this particular seminar was on Identity Politics: Pride (Sexuality). It also includes notes on the essay assessment criteria for the module.

A presentation based on an early years placement. This presentation looks at the Montessori approach and the different approaches observed within the early years settings. A discussion of the different types of play promoted in an early years setting and much more.

This assignment explores different partnerships and discusses the implications for the relationships between parents/practitioners and children and also the impact partnerships have on children’s wellbeing, experiences and learning. This essay helps to relate to the ongoing debates in recent implications that have occurred due to the pandemic. A critical analysis is presented to consider the different strategies in place.

This assignment explores different partnerships and discusses the implications for the relationships between parents/practitioners and children and also the impact partnerships have on children’s wellbeing, experiences and learning. This essay helps to relate to the ongoing debates in recent implications that have occurred due to the pandemic. A critical analysis is presented to consider the different strategies in place.