Course Program
An informal Contract
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We are committed to delivering high quality and unforgettable learning experiences that broaden like no others available at this University.
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We promise you guest speakers who will speak about their sexual and gender diversity honestly and, in some cases, courageously.
We ask in turn that you :
A. Respect the course and the presenters / guest speakers by:
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1. Coming to all lectures and tutorials
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2. Being on time and staying the whole session
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3. Being attentive, and appearing to be attentive
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4. Participating
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5. Listening to the presenters / guest speakers when they are speaking
B. Respect the university and its cleaning staff by taking your garbage with you.
This course reflects a commitment to:
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Respect human diversity
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Respect personal freedom
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Respect relationships that are entered into willingly
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Promote social justice and equal opportunity
Assessments
Students in the SGDS will experience a unique combination of assessment approaches, including Reflective Journals and Group Web Presentations (each contributing to the total available marks).
Note:
*Reflective Journal questions will be provided during Tutorial Classes and/or on Moodle. Using Moodle (submitted as Turnitin Assignment), students will post their own reflections about issues raised in Lectures, Tutorials, and reading materials, as required by questions and tasks set by course designers. Some of these questions will be shared during Tutorials, without prior announcement, so attendance is a must.
**Pair – choose a classmate to work with within your preferred tutorial class.
***Group work – tutorial groups are automatic group mates. Using YouTube and then Moodle, students in groups will upload a presentation (Video and PDF file) that examines or presents an issue and aims to persuade or inform others.
These requirements are subject to change. Students will be informed accordingly during the lecture or tutorials.
Lecture Day/Times: Wednesdays (12:30-14:20HRS / 02:30 p.m. 04:20 p.m. HK local time)
Semester 2 – Academic Year 2023 -2024
Location: LE1
NOTE: The topics listed above are part of our provisional list only. Be alert for announcements on changes.
Please make sure you have the University Calendar to know the Official Local and University Holidays. When in doubt, check with your respective Departments.
Moodle will be updated constantly so please access your CCHU 9007 Moodle page.