SYLLABUS, SOC 4600/5600 - scatterplot
Aim of Assignment #2. We are reading the fascinating book by Atul Gawande “Being Mortal: Medicine and What Matters in the End.” This assignment asks you to summarize key ideas in the book and to reflect on how the issues discussed may be relevant or salient in your life.Due date. Wednesday March 11 at 11:59pm. No-penalty grace period until 3/15 at 11:59 pm. Please note the grace period end is NOT the deadline; all accommodations apply only to the deadline of March 11.How to submit. Upload a single pdf document to OWL. Please note only documents in pdf format will be graded. Assignment content. There are three parts to the assignment – the first two parts should be at most one page each; the third part should be about 1-2 pages long.Brief book summary. The summary should include a clear statement capturing the central premise of the book, as well as additional points and concepts developed across the various chapters that you think best capture the gist of the book. Discuss one story or concept or chapter that you found particularly striking or meaningful. Summarize it (the story/concept/chapter) and explain why it resonated with you.What is your or your family’s attitude toward aging and mortality? How are they discussed? What does ‘good death’ mean to you or to your loved ones? And what do you fear most about the end of life? The questions of this last part should be viewed as just a general guide for you to think about how you view mortality and dying and what feelings, preferences, or assumptions you have about the end of life. Finally integrate this personal reflection with the ideas developed by Gawande.Some discomfort may be expected when we ponder our mortality but you should absolutely not feel forced to do it or experience any real distress. If for whatever reason you are unable or unwilling to think and/or talk with your loved ones about mortality, please let me know – we will figure out an alternative assignment specification for you. Formatting. Preferred fonts are Arial 11 or Times New Roman 12, 1-inch margins, 1.2 to 1.5 line spacing, and either paragraph indents or no indents but space between paragraphs. Style. Expository/ descriptive, reflective. First-person pronouns ok in the reflection part.References/bibliography. No in-text references or bibliography section needed.Help. Please email me if you have any questions about this assignment. Happy writing!Assessment criteriaThe three parts are included in appropriate extent.The book summary is on target, rich, concise, specificThe summary of the impactful chapter or story is clear and your reflection on its meaning compelling and clear.The reflective part 3 shows evidence of engaging with different ideas. Connections back to the book are meaningful and insightful.The different parts of the text are integrated logically and smoothly.Ideas are connected well; writing is easy to followText provides depth and detail; ideas are well developed Avoids general, vague statements, as well as fluff words and phrases Overall, writing is concise and clear and mostly free of typos and grammatical errors ................
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