I teach AICE/Cambridge Sociology. I do not like the way the book that is being used for the current syllabus (it will remain the same for the future syllabus as well) organizes the information. For example, it teaches norms and roles and then provides information from the Interactionist POV, but the book never explicitly teaches the three main sociological perspectives in advance. I will teach the three perspectives in advance before starting Chapter 1. This lesson deals solely with the Sociological Perspective of Interactionism. I have my students take Cornell Notes for this PPT. I also have a Cornell Notes Template available for free download.

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OVERALL 20 Pages Of Product

* 19-slide PowerPoint that provides a breakdown of Interactionism and addresses the following:

• What Is the Interactionist Perspective?

• Key Assumptions of Interactionism

• Key Concepts In Interactionism

• Key Theorists And Their Contributions

• How Does Interactionism Explain Social Life

• Criticisms Of Interactionism

• Supporting Studies & Applications

• How Does Interactionism Compare to Other Theories?

* The PowerPoint & All Additional Materials May Be Edited. I provide a link to Google Drive To Get The PPT, Which You Can Edit. IT IS ON THE VERY FIRST PAGE of the Documents You Download When Purchasing This product!

* There are two student work opportunities: one activity for students to complete in their notes, and the other is an individual activity meant to culminate what they have learned about Interactionism. I provide the teacher with instructions and handouts for the students.

* The culminating activity is called “Soundtrack Of Social Life”

• Students will create a playlist or soundtrack that represents key ideas in Interactionism. Each song should connect to identity, labeling, impression management, role performance, or social meaning.

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