Writing is one of the most important and useful pedagogical tools available to instructors to help students achieve a variety of goals central to sociological instruction, including critical thinking and the development of students' sociological imaginations. This article provides specific guidelines for creating writing-intensive courses and writing assignments that are integral to achieving pedagogical goals. It also includes some strategies for managing and teaching such courses
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