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Unit 3 Reflective Essay

Unit 3 Reflective Essay

Q A formal paper of at least 4 pages describing what stood out in Lerner’s book and why? What insight did you draw from this material and how might it affect your perspective? Cite where appropriate and include a proper APA style reference at the end. Rubric Reflective Essay Rubric Reflective Essay Rubric Criteria Ratings Pts This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeFocus of Essay 60 to >51.96 pts Advanced The student responded thoroughly to the identified topic and employed a consistent thesis throughout the essay 51.96 to >44.04 pts Proficient The student responded adequately to the identified topic and employed a thesis throughout most of the essay 44.04 to >36.0 pts Needs Improvement The student somewhat responded to the identified topic and employed a thesis in several parts of the essay 36 to >0 pts Poor The student did not respond to the identified topic or employ a thesis throughout the essay 60 pts This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeEvidence 20 to >17.33 pts Advanced The student incorporated sources where appropriate, and the sources are relevant to the argument 17.33 to >14.67 pts Proficient The student incorporated sources where appropriate, and the sources are mostly relevant to the argument 14.67 to >12.0 pts Needs Improvement The student incorporated sources where appropriate, but the sources are only somewhat relevant to the argument 12 to >0 pts Poor The student failed to incorporated sources where appropriate, or the sources are irrelevant to the argument 20 pts This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeWriting Style and Quality 10 to >8.67 pts Advanced The essay had no errors in grammar, mechanics, usage, spelling, or APA style 8.67 to >7.33 pts Proficient The essay had a few errors in grammar, mechanics, usage, spelling, or APA style 7.33 to >6.0 pts Needs Improvement The essay had several errors in grammar, mechanics, usage, spelling, or APA style 6 to >0 pts Poor The essay had many errors in grammar, mechanics, usage, spelling, or APA style 10 pts This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeLength 10 to >8.67 pts Advanced The student met the length requirement 8.67 to >7.33 pts Proficient The essay was slightly longer or shorter than the length requirement 7.33 to >6.0 pts Needs Improvement The essay was much longer or shorter than the length requirement 6 to >0 pts Poor The student did not meet the length requirement 10 pts Total Points: 100 PreviousNext Need additional Help

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‘The Creation of Patriarchy’ is a book written by Gerda Lerner in 1986 that explores the origin of misogyny primarily in Mesopotamia, and then its spread in Western societies. She provides an explanation of the development of patriarchal ideas and systems that discriminate against women (Lerner, 1986). It is a book that entails a study beginning from the primitive age, or the Stone Age when societies did not exist as they are today, but humans were beginning to divide functions on the basis of biological characteristics (Lerner, 1986). As a result, women who were physically delicate had to rear children and look after the family, and men, who were physically strong, were entrusted with the work of going out, catching prey, and gathering food for the family at home.