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PRIMARY SOURCES: Out of the Past - video series (archaeology/anthropology) How Humans Evolved - online textbook Cultural and Social Anthropology - iTunes podcasts (requires free iTunes software) Cultural Anthropology Tutorials Biological (Physical) Anthropology Tutorials Cultural Anthropology - The Human Challenge - textbook companion site with flashcards, essay questions; includes a final exam Understanding Physical Anthropology and Archaeology - companion site, also includes final exam ADDITIONAL RESOURCES: Anthropology - New World Encyclopedia entry Anthropology (Prentice Hall) - textbook companion site; multiple choice questions, key terms, true/false questions Window on Humanity - additional textbook companion site Cultural Anthropology - additional textbook supplemental site Anthropology, The Exploration of Human Diversity - college textbook companion site |
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PROJECT:
Visit this site: Cultural Anthropology Research Paper Suggestions and choose a topic to write an expository essay. (See the English page for more information on essay writing, if needed.)
Alternate assignment: Complete a Cultural Anthropology Interview, and write up your results in a news-magazine style.
TESTING PRACTICE:
Visit the Cultural Anthropology - The Human Challenge website and the Understanding Physical Anthropology and Archaeology website and complete the tutorial quizzes. You can print or email your responses to yourself for reference and study.
Recommended Course of Study:
Print a copy of the exam outline/description for your study journal. Watch the videos. Read the online textbook and listen to the lectures (iTunes podcasts), taking detailed notes. Work through the tutorials, and explore the links on the textbook companion websites, being sure to complete any multiple choice or true/false activities and copy all key terms to your journal. (Pay careful attention to the exam description - it covers a broad range of topics and you will need to be sure you have studied each individual subtopic of the outline.) Complete one of the project suggestions, then take the tutorial quizzes for testing practice. The final exams can be used for additional practice and grading purposes, if needed, to finish the course before taking the DSST exam.
Visit this site: Cultural Anthropology Research Paper Suggestions and choose a topic to write an expository essay. (See the English page for more information on essay writing, if needed.)
Alternate assignment: Complete a Cultural Anthropology Interview, and write up your results in a news-magazine style.
TESTING PRACTICE:
Visit the Cultural Anthropology - The Human Challenge website and the Understanding Physical Anthropology and Archaeology website and complete the tutorial quizzes. You can print or email your responses to yourself for reference and study.
Recommended Course of Study:
Print a copy of the exam outline/description for your study journal. Watch the videos. Read the online textbook and listen to the lectures (iTunes podcasts), taking detailed notes. Work through the tutorials, and explore the links on the textbook companion websites, being sure to complete any multiple choice or true/false activities and copy all key terms to your journal. (Pay careful attention to the exam description - it covers a broad range of topics and you will need to be sure you have studied each individual subtopic of the outline.) Complete one of the project suggestions, then take the tutorial quizzes for testing practice. The final exams can be used for additional practice and grading purposes, if needed, to finish the course before taking the DSST exam.
