Research as Inquiry:
"Research is all about exploration. Sometimes we are exploring ideas, sometimes we are exploring current issues, sometimes we are exploring the lives of people or the repercussions of events. Asking questions is the key to this exploration."
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From the assignment:
As a group (2-4 students), research and present on a social issue or topic related to ethnic studies. Overall topics will include: media, education, income inequality, health disparities, environmental racism, criminal justice system, mass incarceration, wealth, housing, and colorism...
A 2-page proposal in advance will be due, explaining your topic and including works cited sheet of 2 outside sources and 2 in-class sources (you can list two different chapters from the textbook) you plan to reference for your research.
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to Instructor Fischer's Ethnic Studies 1 class!
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