From Mr. Andosca – Mr. Andoscia’s Classroom

A Scale Model for Stress

Posted on December 5, 2022 by Mad Sociologist in From Mr. Andosca

Beating Stress by Balancing Personal Capital and Personal Goals

Ask Mr. A’s DAD Anything

Posted on May 16, 2021 by Mad Sociologist in From Mr. Andosca

103 years of wisdom: A conversation with my Dad

Comparing the Great Depression with the Great Recession

Posted on September 23, 2019 by Mad Sociologist in Economics, From Mr. Andosca

Question: I have heard people compare the 2008 recession to the depression in the 1930s. But I have always been confused as to why. The depression was caused by issues with loans and no one being able to pay back (with interest) to the US. A recession is something different, right? answer: Hmmm. That is a … Continue reading Comparing the Great Depression with the Great Recession →

Stop Stressing About It!

Posted on September 5, 2019December 6, 2022 by Mad Sociologist in From Mr. Andosca

Chances are, the stuff you are stressed about isn't worth it

Do You Know What “Feminism” Means?

Posted on August 28, 2019August 28, 2019 by Mad Sociologist in From Mr. Andosca, Philosophy

It's not about whether or not one person is or is not going to make the sandwiches. It's about sandwich making as a mutually reciprocal relationship between individuals of equal power and worth.

Introducing Mr. Andoscia

Posted on August 7, 2019August 8, 2019 by Mad Sociologist in From Mr. Andosca

Hello to all: My name is Mr. Andoscia. That's pronounced ann-doe-shya. For those of you who simply can't do that, I also go by Mr. A. This year I will be teaching AICE Sociology, Regular Sociology, Honors Economics, and Philosophy. Philosophy is the only course on my list that I've not taught before, but I … Continue reading Introducing Mr. Andoscia →