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‘Education’
The Education category includes posts that provide articles in each print magazine with a study-guide, examples and suggestions for using Anthropology Now in the classroom. This section includes pointing to further reading and other sources, syllabus suggestions that go along with the magazine’s topics, a glossary of terms and concepts, a forum for discussion of the content in the current print issue, and activities to try out in the classroom. For a more detailed description, check out the first two posts in this category.
Contributors:
Alex Posecznick and Denice Szafran
Edupunk/Anthropunk: What?
I have always been a little out of the box when it comes to teaching and learning anthropology. I believe that the best educational experiences occur in an open and participatory environment. I’ve never been comfortable as the “sage on the…
On Anthropological Secrets
The mission of Anthropology Now is to make anthropological knowledge accessible to lay readers, and in turn to enrich knowledge and debate in the public sphere. One may wonder why it is that such a mission is necessary, and frankly, I’ve asked…
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