SOCI 101: Intro to SociologyProfessor DestroWhat is Sociology?Pre-class Questionnaire1This assignment will be ungraded, but it is an important opportunity to communicate your questions, concerns and thoughts regarding your impending classroom experience (not to mention practice your writing and the assignment-submission procedure). Please respond to these questions honestly, appropriately and to the best of your ability. Your responses are due before the beginning of class on Friday August 31. 1) What motivated you to schedule this course? 2) What are your expectations of the course?3) What goals do you have for this course? (i.e. What would you like to have learned, talked about, thought about by the end of the semester? How should your knowledge and perspective be different by the time we’re done with this class?) 4) What have you heard about the course?5) What sorts of issues or concerns do you think you might deal with?6) What is sociology? In a sentence or two, explain what sociology is, or what sociologists do. Pretend you’re offering this explanation to your parents, friends or someone who isn’t as familiar with the topic as you are!1 Content adapted from Svinicki, Marilla and McKeachie, Wilbert J. 2011. McKeachie's Teaching Tips: Strategies, Research, and Theory for College and University Teachers. 13th ed. Belmont, CA: Wadsworth, Cengage Learning.Response Today’s world requires people to become well rounded in their career choice. You can no longer major in one aspect of the evolving careers. I intend to become a counselor to children, teens, adults and even criminals. Psychology is no longer the one way highway it used to be. I require a wider range of subjects. I am taking this class to learn about the entirety of a community or social group, whereas psychology studies the individual mind. With this in mind, my expectations are that of a striving young thinker. I want to achieve my goals and find success within my career. I would love to learn more about the different genders such as transgendered and transsexual people and how they engage within their set communities or social classes. Sadly I have heard nothing about this course from any source referencing Roanoke College, but I have researched sociology 101 and listened to online lectures from other schools. Ifound them highly interesting and decided to pursue the same route with my education. Class wise, I may face some time management issues. I have had trouble in the past and it sometimes rears its ugly head when I become stressed. I lose track of time and forget certain assignments, but I have a planner and alarms on my phone and computer to help me stay on track. In lamest terms sociology is the study of societies. Sociology allows one to understand the aspects of human society regarding its structure and the development of said society. Although in all honesty I am very excited for Friday’s