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22SP_SO101B-IA-Introduction to Sociology

Social Movement Project Guidelines and Grading Rubric

Completion requirements
Due: Monday, 9 May 2022, 11:59 PM

Overview

You will create a poster, radio program, artwork, game, speech, video, song, performance, monologue, public presentation, or any other creative work (the product) to propose a social movement you may want to start. And you will write a short essay (150-200 words, 12 point font, double-spaced) to explain your project. You will upload your project as well as the essay to Moodle.

When you submit the product to Moodle, you may submit a file, a picture, a video, a link, or any other form. For instance, if it is a sculpture, photograph it, and submit the photo.

You can find sample projects on Moodle. Those samples are only to give you some ideas. Don't let them limit your creativity and imagination. 

You will submit the product and the essay to Moodle by 11:59pm on May 9th, 2022

And by submitting your assignment, you grant permission to publicly present and share your product in class.

Rubric

You will be graded on the product as well as the essay.

The maximum points you could earn for this assignment is 10.

Product (7 points)

Content (4 points)

(1 point) The product clearly identifies a social strain that needs to be addressed.

(1 point) The product presents clear advocate of the potential solution(s) to the social problem.

(1 point) The product delivers appropriate message to its targeted audience.

(1 point) The product overall shows a visible social movement proposal that can be put in practice.

Creativity (3 points)

The product shows effort, originality, and creativity. 

Short Essay (3 points)

(1 point) Describe your product. What is it? How did you make it? How were you inspired to create it?

(1 point) What do you wish to advocate using this product? Who are your audience?

(1 point) Why is this product personally meaningful to you? How might your product impact the society? Do you have an agenda to put it in practice? If so, how?


◄ Piano composition by Fortunati
Interview Project-Reflection Paper Rubric ►

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