<p>These resources relate to IB Social and Cultural Anthropology<br /> Conflict topic<br /> Using In Search of Respect as a main ethnography.<br /> THIS RESOURCE HAS BEEN UPDATED MAY '23- I have removed the bits my students didn;t enjoy and replaced with other materials.</p> <p>This bundle includes everything you need to teach the whole conflict topic (no extra work required if you don’t want to), including:</p> <p>In depth analysis of ISOR<br /> Student led activities<br /> Covers all key concepts, inquiry-specific concepts and topics for conflict<br /> Comparison to extracts from multiple satillite ethographies, extracts and citations included<br /> Inclusion of ethics and theories<br /> Some exam practice</p> <p>This bundle is a series of powerpoints for the teacher to teach from, and a student pack that needs to be printed and bound for each student, so they can complete as they go. The pack assumes that each student will read the whole of In Search of Respect.</p>

<p>These resources relate to IB Social and Cultural Anthropology<br /> The Body topic<br /> Using Pretty Modern as a main ethnography.</p> <p>This bundle includes everything you need to teach the whole body topic (no extra work required if you don’t want to), including:</p> <p>In depth analysis of PM<br /> Student led activities<br /> Covers all key concepts, inquiry-specific concepts and topics for the body<br /> Comparison to extracts from multiple satillite ethographies, extracts and citations included<br /> Inclusion of ethics and theories<br /> Some exam practice</p> <p>This bundle is a series of powerpoints for the teacher to teach from, and a student pack that needs to be printed and bound for each student, so they can complete as they go.</p>

<p><strong>What is Anthropology?</strong></p> <ul> <li>A 1-page handout explaining the practice of anthropology.</li> <li>Fully editable.</li> </ul>

<p>This lesson was created as a ‘lighting fires’ lesson for Y13 IB Social Anthropology, but could be used for taster sessions for the subject/introduction to the course.</p> <p>Please note, the extracts mentioned are from Joy Hendry’s Introduction to Social Anthropology book. However, you can substitute this information on different cultures with extracts from ethnographies you have/information online.</p>

<p>Two powerpoints that support learning of forensic anthropology. Includes guidance relating to how an anthropologist would recover bones and considerations of what to record to build a profile (age; gender; stature). Useful for students of BTEC’s Forensic Anthrolopology and Archaeology Unit 14, and students interested in archaeology/anthrology/human geography/history.</p>

<p>Whole ‘Engaging with Anthropology’ section for IB Social and Cultural Anthropology.</p> <p>All activities, resources and ethnographical readings for this section.</p> <p>Includes:<br /> Introduction to the course<br /> The 6 big anthropological questions<br /> Ethics<br /> Research methods<br /> Theories<br /> Some paper 1 exam technique</p> <p>Bundle contains a working pack to be printed for each anthropology student (containing all the information they need- they complete as they go) and powerpoints that accompany the pack for the teacher.</p>

<p>A display of the 9 key concepts in anthropology</p>

I wrote this for Yr 6 as an alternative to the usual Nativity, Christmas or Thanksgiving fare. The slides consist of teacher notes and four activities.

everything you need for the btec forensics and a practical

A presentation to support the Unit 2 Investigations part of the EDEXCEL Religious Studies specification. There is a lot of room for adapting this presentation, looking at it now I would include a great deal more in the way of images and exercises.

'Everything, everywhere, ever&' - the Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology. Cambridge University&';s Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology reopens after a 18-month closure for redevelopment. Home to some of the most important collections of its kind in the UK, the museum has undergone a stunning transformation.

<p>Word Scramble covering the terminology that will be used when introducing the subject of Anthropology to students in an Anthropology course. There are 23 words total and an answer key is included. There is a word bank that can be removed to make the assignment more challenging.</p>

<p>Word Search covering the terminology that will be used when introducing the subject of Anthropology to students in an Anthropology course. There are 23 words total and an answer key is included.</p>

<p>Word Search covering the terminology that will be used when discussing Medical Anthropology with students in an Anthropology course. There are 32 words total and an answer key is included.</p>

<p>Word Search covering the terminology that will be used when introducing Economic Anthropology to students in an Anthropology course. There are 40 words total and an answer key is included.</p>

<p>Word scrambles covering the vocabulary that will be introduced to students in an Anthropology course. There are 14 word scrambles included, all of which have a word bank and an answer key.</p>

<p>Word searches covering the vocabulary that will be introduced to students in an Anthropology course. There are 14 word searches included, all of which have an answer key.</p>

<p>Word Scramble covering the terminology that will be used when discussing Political Anthropology with students in an Anthropology course. There are 41 words total and an answer key is included. There is a word bank that can be removed to make the assignment more challenging.</p>

<p>Word Scramble covering the terminology that will be used when discussing Economic Anthropology with students in an Anthropology course. There are 40 words total and an answer key is included. There is a word bank that can be removed to make the assignment more challenging.</p>

<p>Word Scramble covering the terminology that will be used when discussing Medical Anthropology with students in an Anthropology course. There are 32 words total and an answer key is included. There is a word bank that can be removed to make the assignment more challenging.</p>

<p>This task card product offers 32 multiple choice and true/false questions of varying difficulty on the forensic topic of forensic anthropology.</p> <p>Ideal for a forensic science or related course and can be used as a classwork assignment or review.</p> <p>Includes a student answer sheet as well as an instructor answer key.<br /> Cards can be laminated and reused.</p>