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Social Justice Interview Assigment
Social Justice Interview Assigment
Why should members of a university community think and talk about what social justice
is?
What social justice issues are most important to you? Thinking about the issues that
matter to you, please give us a one or two sentence definition of social justice.
From your perspective, who is responsible for creating socially just living conditions?
What specific ways of acting do the most to create social justice, in your opinion?
Once youve completed your interviews (which must be conducted in person and with your
partner), you will pool your notes, and then each of you will produce the following:
1. Your own (one per student, not group) two-page write-up of your findings.
a. In your write-up, be sure to explain in detail your sources definitions and
examples of social justice, both at RU and beyond.
b. Your conclusion should address commonalities, differences, and interesting
tensions or conflicts that you notice in your sources responses.
2. A collaborative in-class presentation (you and your partner)
a. Present your findings to the class according to the schedule set by the
instructors.
b. Your presentation should be approximately five minutes long, and both members
of each team must speak.
Evaluation Rubric For Assignment:
Content: quality of your
interview questions, followups, and notes
Write-up: clarity of writing,
detail in descriptions, quality of
conclusions
Presentation: speaking clarity
and appropriate volume; eye
contact with audience
Collaboration: One additional
point awarded for evidence of
good collaboration between
Excellent
Adequate
Needs work
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(2-1)
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(5-1)
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