SEMESTER Spring 2015
Introduction to Sociology (SOC101)
Assignment No. 02
Due Date: 28 July, 2015 Assignment marks: 20
Mapping of your Family
Objective
The core objective of this assignment is to determine the ancestral links of your family and its impact on your socialization.
Background
Traditional family relationships are often explained through the exercise of preparing a family tree explaining the connectedness of members over the generations. Since, the world is changing on fast pace, the family relations and set-ups are also undergoing drastic changes. Family is not just restricted to kin and blood tis, other factors such as adoption, procreation and affinity are also determinants of family now. Regardless, most of our family members are related in some way, through marriage, birth or adoption. In this situation rather than making a tree of family, mapping of family is more effective to find out the ancestral links.
Activity
In this assignment, your task is to create some type of familial relationship chart (FRC/FMC)/map/image displaying your family connections. If you are unable to complete this assignment within your own family, please choose another family to work with.
Your FRC/FMC should include the following:
1. At least three generations of people.
2. Information for each person: full name & birth date; marriage date & death date if applicable. 3
3. A visual representation of the relationship connections (map/chart). 5
4. Bibliographies of two (2) different family members from different generations as well as yourself. (See bibliography questionnaire sheet given below). 7
5. Concluding remarks in context with important factors of family socialization. 5
Bibliography Interview
Student Name:
Family Member’s Name: Relationship to student:
1. Where did you grow up?
2. What were two highlights of your childhood?
3. Tell me about your best childhood friend?
4. Tell me a story about school?
5. What was your favorite and least favorite subject in school?
6. Tell me a story about your senior year in high school.
7. What kind of training or college did you complete?
8. What has been your favorite job and why?
9. What has been the most interesting adventure in your life?
10. What historical event has made the most different in your life?
11. Who was most influential in your life as a teen? As an adult?
12. What do you like best about your family relationships?
13. Tell me about one of your family relationships.
14. What makes you most proud in your life?
15. What do you want to accomplish in the next 5-10 years?
Introduction to Sociology (SOC101)
Assignment No. 02
Due Date: 28 July, 2015 Assignment marks: 20
Mapping of your Family
Objective
The core objective of this assignment is to determine the ancestral links of your family and its impact on your socialization.
Background
Traditional family relationships are often explained through the exercise of preparing a family tree explaining the connectedness of members over the generations. Since, the world is changing on fast pace, the family relations and set-ups are also undergoing drastic changes. Family is not just restricted to kin and blood tis, other factors such as adoption, procreation and affinity are also determinants of family now. Regardless, most of our family members are related in some way, through marriage, birth or adoption. In this situation rather than making a tree of family, mapping of family is more effective to find out the ancestral links.
Activity
In this assignment, your task is to create some type of familial relationship chart (FRC/FMC)/map/image displaying your family connections. If you are unable to complete this assignment within your own family, please choose another family to work with.
Your FRC/FMC should include the following:
1. At least three generations of people.
2. Information for each person: full name & birth date; marriage date & death date if applicable. 3
3. A visual representation of the relationship connections (map/chart). 5
4. Bibliographies of two (2) different family members from different generations as well as yourself. (See bibliography questionnaire sheet given below). 7
5. Concluding remarks in context with important factors of family socialization. 5
Bibliography Interview
Student Name:
Family Member’s Name: Relationship to student:
1. Where did you grow up?
2. What were two highlights of your childhood?
3. Tell me about your best childhood friend?
4. Tell me a story about school?
5. What was your favorite and least favorite subject in school?
6. Tell me a story about your senior year in high school.
7. What kind of training or college did you complete?
8. What has been your favorite job and why?
9. What has been the most interesting adventure in your life?
10. What historical event has made the most different in your life?
11. Who was most influential in your life as a teen? As an adult?
12. What do you like best about your family relationships?
13. Tell me about one of your family relationships.
14. What makes you most proud in your life?
15. What do you want to accomplish in the next 5-10 years?
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