Introduction to the social sciences

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Assignment:

(1) Share your educational background and what brought you to this course.

(2) Where do you see your location within this course? In other words, what has drawn you to take this course, and how might you think about applying your lived experience to the material and vice versa? Incorporate specific examples and ideas discussed in Chapter One from "Power and Society: An Introduction to the Social Sciences" by Brigid Callahan Harrison (2017) to help support your answer. You may also draw on the optional reading by David C. Colander and Elgin F. Hunt from Week One if you wish to add more depth to your responses (2016). Note: It is important that you treat this part of the reflection seriously, and that you give it the most detailed response of your three paragraphs.

(3) What is one thing about you that you want me to know that you feel will help you succeed in this course? For example, you may want to tell me about your learning style and what makes for a successful learning experience for you.

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