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Case Study - Freaks and Geeks

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POV 1984 - Freaks and Geeks

BIG PICTURE QUESTIONS TO CONSIDER

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

“The Keatons,” Family Ties (1982 – 1989)

Reagan was president and the national pendulum swung away from the liberated 60’s and 70’s to a more conservative mindset. Family Ties turned that change on its head, illustrating the country’s newfound conservatism through the children instead of the parents. Alex P. Keaton rejected the free love of his formerly-hippie mother and father, embracing the role of a young Republican. Also the show had a pretty classic 80’s theme song.

 

High School Discipline Issues 1940 vs 1980

 

 

 

 

 


Episode Summary: After Cindy Sanders breaks up with Todd Schellinger, Sam finally asks Cindy out on a date. She agrees, and Sam, Neal, and Bill find themselves nervously attending a make-out party. Much to Lindsay's chagrin, the Weirs allow Nick to stay the night at their house after Nick's father sells his 29-piece drum kit.

 

https://vimeo.com/61116567

 

 


 

Your Task:  As you view the Freaks and Geeks Smooching and Mooching episode please identify TWO examples for each sociological perspective.   Freaks and Geek Example

 

 

 


 

 

Smooching and Mooching (44 minutes)

 

 


 

1.  Process Freaks and Geeks

 

2. Manifest vs Latent Function of Education

 

3. Ballston Spa HS Mission Statement

 

4.  Education Dysfunction? Man on the Street  and/or Lunch Scholars (Manifest)  and Citizenship Test

End Women's Suffrage

 

5. The Litany

 

6. Welcome to Anderson High School (Latent)

 

 

 

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