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Explore the role of socialization in defining women
Assessment Strategies
by participating in class discussions
by writing an essay exam by a specified date according to teacher's instructions on format, length, and content
Criteria
you describe the socialization process
you identify the impact of the socialization process on women's identity
you assess the socialization process within a cultural/historical context
you examine the relation between language usage and the socialization process
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Examine the impact of economic conditions on women's position in society
Assessment Strategies
by participating in class discussions
by writing an essay exam by a specified date according to teacher's instructions on format, length, and content
Criteria
you explain reasons for women's economic dependence on men
you describe repercussions of women's economic dependence on men
you identify conditions contributing to the "feminization of poverty"
you compare and contrast economic dependence of women in different ethnic groups
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Examine women's bodies: their health and sexuality
Assessment Strategies
by participating in class discussions
by writing an essay exam by a specified date according to teacher's instructions on format, length, and content
Criteria
you appraise the complexities of the health care system and its preferential treatment of persons based on class, gender, and race
you identify the forces which contribute to the definition of women's sexuality
you analyze the impact of the media on the abuse of women's sexuality
you appraise the impact of sexual violence on women
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Explore relationships
Assessment Strategies
by participating in class discussions
by writing an essay exam by a specified date according to teacher's instructions on format, length, and content
Criteria
you examine factors pertaining to the quality of relationships
you identify conditions contributing to equality vs. inequality within a relationship
you appraise the complexities of the mother-child relationship
you identify signs of abusive relationships
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Employ appropriate strategies when reading texts
Assessment Strategies
by completing all reading assignments
by participating in class discussions
by writing an essay exam by a specified date according to teacher's instructions on format, length, and content
by completing exams on human sexuality with at least a 70% accuracy
Criteria
you recognize topics pertaining to women in society and the perspective of authors
you formulate questions and opinions while reading
you assess your understanding and reviews source material as necessary
you synthesize opinions, questions and responses to the text to develop an interpretation
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Analyze information about topics pertaining to women in society
Assessment Strategies
by completing assigned readings at schedules times
by participating in class discussions
by writing an essay exam by a specified date according to teacher's instructions on format, length, and content
by completing exams with at least a 70% accuracy
Criteria
you identify the major terms and phenomenon related to topics pertaining to women in society
you describe the historical and sociocultural context of topics pertaining to women in society
you evaluate different research methodologies used to study human sexuality
you draw conclusions and makes inferences from readings and discussions
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Write about topics pertaining to women in society
Assessment Strategies
by completing specified writing assignments on time
by meeting all requirements for length, format, and content
Criteria
you employ primary and secondary sources
you comply with the conventions of standard written English
you present information which addresses topics about women in society
you organize thoughts logically and coherently
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Collaborate with fellow students
Assessment Strategies
by participating in class discussions
by completing assigned reading prior to discussion
by writing an essay exam by a specified date according to teacher's instructions on format, length, and content
Criteria
you discuss topics related to women in society
you connect topics discussed to external experiences
you solve problems related to topics pertaining to women in society
you create answers related to topics when working in small groups
you present summary of findings