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Direct linkYen-Ting Hsu; Ana López Ricoy – Teaching Sociology, 2025
Sociology instructors widely recognize writing as an effective tool for deep learning. However, we argue that deep reading is a prerequisite for effective thinking through writing. To support this argument, we highlight the potential of deep reading teaching techniques, such as concept mapping, to empower students to master class readings and…
Descriptors: Reading Processes, Sociology, Concept Mapping, Introductory Courses
