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Murphy-Geiss, Gail – Teaching Sociology, 2008
Teaching that intentionally integrates cognitive learning with students' affective lives is the kind of pedagogy that can leave a long lasting, even transformative impression on students that outlives the details of course content. Because this author wants her students to truly engage with the subject of domestic violence, she finds it essential…
Descriptors: Teacher Effectiveness, Cognitive Style, Emotional Response, Transformative Learning
Callaghan, Elizabeth – Teaching Sociology, 2005
Court ethnography assignments provide a wonderful way to teach observation skills in an unfamiliar legal setting. Most people obtain their knowledge of legal proceedings from television or movies and students are no exception. But teachers can teach students to closely examine court process and legal behavior in a sophisticated way by assigning…
Descriptors: Court Litigation, Lawyers, Observation, Ethnography