Conversations in Anthropology
This is the fourth post in our blog series designed to help you link your teaching with the 2016 Annual Meeting theme, Evidence, Accident, Discovery. The series offers relevant teaching resources to instructors of undergraduate and graduate courses on methods, ethics and theory. Think of it as a week’s course readings in a (virtual) box… This week’s post … Continue reading Teaching AAA 2016: Teaching evidence in medicine
This is the second post in our blog series designed to help you link your teaching with the 2016 Annual Meeting theme, Evidence, Accident, Discovery. The series offers relevant teaching resources to instructors of undergraduate and graduate courses on methods, ethics and theory. Think of it as a week’s course readings in a (virtual) box… This week’s … Continue reading Teaching AAA 2016: Experts on Trial
TEACHING THE 2016 AAA ANNUAL MEETING THEME: EVIDENCE, ACCIDENT, DISCOVERY Have you considered linking your teaching with the 2016 Annual Meeting theme, Evidence, Accident, Discovery? This new blog series offers relevant teaching resources to instructors of undergraduate and graduate courses on methods, ethics and theory. While none of these modules pretends to offer an exhaustive … Continue reading Teaching AAA 2016: Indexes and Icons
Looking for new ideas and materials for next term? Check out AAA’s Teaching Materials Exchange. Run a search by course, syllabus, keyword or even instructor. Or browse through the database of more than 90 syllabi and teaching tools. Don’t forget to submit your materials to share as well. Continue reading Teaching Materials Exchange
In 2008, the Center for Innovation and Research in Graduate Education surveyed more than 3,000 PhDs to help “assess the career paths of PhDs and the quality of doctoral education in U.S. social science programs.” Many of their findings are very interesting in their own right, but Table 17 is the starting point for this … Continue reading Who Teaches the Teachers?
Looking for new ideas and materials for fall term? Check out AAA’s new Teaching Materials Exchange. Run a search by course, syllabus, keyword or even instructor. Or browse through the database of more than 90 syllabi and teaching tools. Don’t forget to submit your materials to share as well. Continue reading Teaching Materials Exchange
Eight modules, with discussion topics and links to a TED lecture, have been collated by TED Studies and Wiley-Blackwell on the theme “Understanding Islam” and there’s an iTunesU course app for the iPad, too. As a collection, these modules seek to transcend stereotypes about Islam; emphasize the positive roles of faith in Muslims lives, such … Continue reading Resources for Understanding Islam
