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Browsing AnthroNotes by Subject "Teaching Activities"
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(1981)Unit plan presents contrasting accounts as a way to develop students' critical thinking skills; focus on Yanomamo culture.
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(1979)Introduction to the scope and purpose of 'AnthroNotes.'
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(2004)Sample lesson plan suitable for grades 7-12 that uses an updated article from 'Anthropology Explored, 2nd ed.'; see original article, Winter 1990, vol. 12:1, by Robert S. Laughlin and Kathleen Bragdon.
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(1984)High school anthropology teacher describes his course that uses a dig site to teach how to make and test inferences based on evidence.
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(1984)Summary of how former participants in the GWU/Smithsonian Institution 'Anthropology for Teachers' program incorporate anthropology into their teaching.
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(1979)Teachers describe ways they have woven anthropology into their existing curricula.
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(2005)This review of an ethnographic documentary explores the evolution of basket weaving in Navajo culture followed by lesson plan suggestions; easily accessible to students from early elementary through college.
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(1980)Gallaudet teachers use human evolution unit to improve social studies and English skills of hearing-impaired students.
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(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 ...
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(1985)Innovative high school course unites biology and anthropology; suitable for grades 11-12.
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(2001)Suggestions for lesson activities focused on various body modifications described in the author's longer essay; suitable for grades 9-12 and college.
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(1991)Report about what was learned by college students participating in an ethnographic assignment; includes sample 5-item questionnaire.
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(1986)Lesson plan for teaching culture through the analysis of local cemeteries; suitable for middle and high school students.
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(2006)Lesson introduces students to the concept that archaeologists study man-made structures, art objects, and artifacts in order to make interpretations about cultures of the past; suitable for grades 6-12.
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(1982)Lesson plan with journal excerpts from explorer E. W. Nelson's 1878-79 dog-sled journey encountering Bering Sea Eskimo culture.
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(1984)Lesson plan to introduce the principles of archaeology and the importance of material culture.
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(1988)Two activities teach relative dating with a focus on stratigraphy and seriation; suitable for upper elementary through high school students.
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(1994)Two activities that aim to increase student communication skills and competency in understanding and negotiating cultural diversity; suitable for grades 9-12.
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(1985)Strategies to observe and analyze local community festivals using case study from Wyoming; lesson suitable for middle and high school students.
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(1993)Two-part approach applies anthropological concept of enculturation to the understanding of expressive style when studying ethnicity; suitable for grades 10-12 and college.
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