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Browsing AnthroNotes by Subject "Geography"

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  • Selected Web Resources on the Middle East 
    Dittemore, Margaret R. (2002)
    Annotated bibliography of online websites offering resources for teaching about the history, geography, and peoples of the Middle East.
  • Taking in the Sites: Anthropology on the Web for K-12 
    Dittemore, Margaret R. (1996)
    Websites with a variety of anthropology-related content useful to pre-collegiate teachers from kindergarten through senior high; search by title in boldface type as some links have changed since publication.
  • Talking with Teachers 
    Selig, Ruth O.; Brooks, Alison S.; Kaupp, P. Ann; Lanouette, JoAnne, eds. (1984)
    Summary of how former participants in the GWU/Smithsonian Institution 'Anthropology for Teachers' program incorporate anthropology into their teaching.
  • Talking with Teachers 
    Selig, Ruth O.; Lanouette, JoAnne; Kaupp, P. Ann (1979)
    Teachers describe ways they have woven anthropology into their existing curricula.
  • Teacher's Corner: Beyond the Classroom Walls. "University Students Create a Children's Book" and "The Flea Market: An Economic Anthropology Class Project" 
    Wagner, Melinda Bollar; La Lone, Mary B. (1994)
    Two collaborative ethnographic projects emphasize the experiential: in the first, college students produce an ABC book for elementary students, and the second enables anthropology students to apply classroom learning to ...
  • Teacher's Corner: Binational Research and Training 
    Carlos, Manuel L.; Gutierrez, Juan Jose; Knutson, Melody (1995)
    The Quer?ro Research Project is an innovative binational research and training project at 2 universities, UC Santa Barbara and the Autonomous University of Quer?ro, Mexico.
  • Teacher's Corner: Body Art 
    Schildkrout, Enid (2001)
    Suggestions for lesson activities focused on various body modifications described in the author's longer essay; suitable for grades 9-12 and college.
  • Teacher's Corner: Nelson's Diary 
    Selig, Ruth O. (1982)
    Lesson plan with journal excerpts from explorer E. W. Nelson's 1878-79 dog-sled journey encountering Bering Sea Eskimo culture.
  • Teacher's Corner: The Carolina - Washington Connection in the Classroom 
    Williams, Brett (1987)
    One teacher's innovative fine arts instruction leads to insights about the migration connection between rural African American families in the Carolinas and in Washington, D. C.
  • Teacher's Corner: Vikings in Your Classroom 
    Ward, Elisabeth (2000)
    Follow-up discussion topics and resource suggestions to partner with 'AnthroNotes' article 'Vikings: The North Atlantic Saga'; suitable for grades 7-12 and college.
  • Teacher�s Corner: Archaeology for the Classroom 
    Ashmore, Pamela; Baumann, Timothy (2003)
    Two creative hands-on archaeology-based activities emphasize math and science skill development, collaboration, and interpretation; authors target grades 6 and 7, but lessons are suitable for grades 8-12 as well.,
  • Teacher�s Corner: Refugee Internet Resources 
    Soller, Janet (2002)
    Reviews of 3 websites useful for teachers seeking a foundation in teaching about refugees.
  • Teaching Human Evolution Websites 
    Pobiner, Briana (2008)
    Smithsonian paleoanthropologist Pobiner's list of websites offers teachers scientifically sound material for teaching about human evolution.
  • The Anthropology Education Commission 
    Selig, Ruth O.; Kaupp, P. Ann (2001)
    The American Anthropological Association through its establishment of the Anthropology Education Commission hoped to foster integration of anthropological concepts, methods, and issues into education from pre-K through ...
  • The Egyptian Afterlife: What to Take with You and Why 
    Bryan, Betsy M. (2012)
    Objects made for and placed in burials were a significant part of a proper Egyptian entombment and demonstrate the belief that life's activities continued into eternity; for chronology of dynasties and dates mentioned in ...
  • The Future of Egypt's Past 
    Brooks, Alison S. (2012)
    'AnthroNotes' editor Brooks interviews Eric Cline and Deborah Lehr from the Capitol Archaeological Institute about efforts to end looting of antiquities in Egypt after the Egyptian revolution of 2011; this article was ...
  • The Impact of Written Telecommunications Technology on the World's Linguistic Diversity 
    Perez Baez, Gabriela (2011)
    Smithsonian linguist P?z B?, a member of the Recovering Voices Project, examines the impact of modern telecommunications technology on the world's linguistic diversity and the potential for maintaining this diversity; ...
  • The Past Beneath our Feet 
    Potter, Stephen R. (1984)
    Description of prehistoric and historic archaeological sites found on National Park Service lands in and around Washington, D.C.
  • The Poetics of Power: Sumba and Beyond 
    Kuipers, Joel C. (1991)
    The importance of poetic performance and ritual speech to the Weyewa people on the eastern Indonesian island of Sumba.
  • Through Foreign Eyes: Indochinese Refugees in America 
    Bai, Le-the; Chaleunrath, Vilay; Hackett, Beatrice; Haines, David (1984)
    Four commentaries, two by Indochinese and two by anthropologists, provide insight into the refugees' response to American culture.

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