The science of sociology, or in layman terms — the study of human society and social behavior provides a unique take on the world that we live in. Sociology lectures, given by expert professors and researchers with deep knowledge in the field, offer a thorough education into social systems, cultural norms, and individual behavior.
What does attending sociology lectures have anything to do with it?
Enter Fully Open Minded: The lectures in sociology will really challenge how you look at the world and those all around it.
Strengthen Your Analytical Skills: Through the critical evaluation of social phenomena.
Know the Impacts of Social Change: Qualities about the influence which affects societies and the role that social movements play.
Imrpove Communication Skills: Talk with students and professors; discuss, debate etc.
Make connections with like-minded sociology students and others interested in related fields.
The Best Way to Take Sociology Lectures:
Active Listening: Focus on what their lecturer is saying, take notes about main points and ask questions.
Note-Taking: Create a note taking style that suits you, like the Cornell method or mind mapping.
Discuss: Conduct class discussions and share your opinions as well as others.
Questioning: Questions are a part of communicating; asking questions for ways to clarify concepts or finding more information.
Read Your Lecture Notes: At the end of each lecture, read your notes.
Professor Outreach: Go to office hours, or reach out via email.
The Sociology Outside of the Classroom
Books + Articles in Sociology: There are many books that can expand our knowledge of the discipline, both classic and contemporary.
Go to Academic Conferences: Attend conferences to keep abreast of new research and meet other scholars.
Have some Real Experience with some Community Organizations: Applying what you learn in the field of social work and social justice.
