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Teaching and Learning Anthropology Journal

@TeachLearnAnth

Supporting scholarship, reflection, and the exchange of resources related to the teaching and learning of anthropology in higher education.

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We're headed to #2022AAASeattle this week! Check out this list of presentations related to teaching & learning anthropology. What are you looking forward to? docs.google.com/document/d/1…
AAA 2022 Sessions on Teaching, Learning, and Anthropology Pedagogy

AAA 2022 Sessions on Teaching, Learning, and Anthropology Pedagogy

AAA 2022 Sessions on Teaching, Learning, and Anthropology Pedagogy #2022AAASeattle Please add a comment if there’s anything we’ve missed! Share with https://bit.ly/AAA2022TeachingLearning Wednesday,...

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We're excited to announce this month's #AskAnAnthropologist Scholar, Dr. Anthony Jerry! Follow the link to submit your questions for Dr. Jerry! forms.gle/err3Y9H3sdreSYqY6
Photograph of Dr. Jerry with the text "We're hosting an #AskAnAnthropologist event on Twitter this month, featuring Dr. Anthony Jerry! Follow the link to ask Dr. Jerry questions about his work as an anthropologist, the state of the field, or his research, which examines Blackness in Mexico and citizenship and youth experiences in the US Southwest. Towards the end of the month, we'll post his replies to your questions on Twitter!" Logos from Sapiens and Teaching & Learning Anthropology

ALT Photograph of Dr. Jerry with the text "We're hosting an #AskAnAnthropologist event on Twitter this month, featuring Dr. Anthony Jerry! Follow the link to ask Dr. Jerry questions about his work as an anthropologist, the state of the field, or his research, which examines Blackness in Mexico and citizenship and youth experiences in the US Southwest. Towards the end of the month, we'll post his replies to your questions on Twitter!" Logos from Sapiens and Teaching & Learning Anthropology

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You asked: What books or other resources would you recommend related to your research? #AskAnAnthropologist Dr.@PauletteSteeves answered! ⬇️
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There are so many great articles and books. Start with Vine Deloria Jr.'s Red Earth, White Lies.
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You asked: Do you have any advice for other Indigenous or first generation students interested in going to graduate school? #AskAnAnthropologist Dr. @PauletteSteeves answered! ⬇️
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Just do it and email me any time. We need many more Indigenous scholars in academia. Listen to your ancestors' messages and do not let racism or colonial scholars deter you. Step past them and focus on your journey and call me any time.
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You asked Dr. @PauletteSteeves: With the work you focus on, there can be backlash with the ideas you are pushing forward to reshape what has been known about the history of Indigenous people. How do you deal with people & institutions who don't agree with or support your work?🧵
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Though this has been the embedded standard in Archaeology, people have pretty much left me alone. I believe my ancestors walk with me always and they have kept the violence away from me. 🙂
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You asked: What is your favorite class to teach and why? #AskAnAnthropologist Dr. @PauletteSteeves answered!
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Decolonizing Indigenous History. It is so incredible to see students' understanding of Indigenous histories transform their worldviews of Indigenous people in the present.
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You asked: With so few Natives across disciplines, how have you managed peer review? How have you convinced non-Native scholars to value your Native perspective? How have you convinced non-anthro Natives to value your anthro perspective? Dr. @PauletteSteeves answered! ⬇️
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Peer review is chosen by the publishing journal or publisher. So as an author I have no control on who peer reviews my articles and books, though I can make suggestions for peer reviewers.
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You asked: Is there any archaeological evidence for humans evolving in North America, aside from oral history? #AskAnAnthropologist Dr. @PauletteSteeves answered! 🧵⬇️
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NOVA has a clip called our earliest human ancestors. This video clip explains our lineage from the earliest known proto primates - Plesiadapiforms - to modern humans.
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You asked: How did you get interested in studying archaeology? #AskAnAnthropologist Dr.@PauletteSteeves answered! 🧵⬇️
Teaching and Learning Anthropology Journal (@TeachLearnAnth) profile pictureTeaching and Learning Anthropology Journal@TeachLearnAnth17 Mar 2023
We're excited to partner with @SAPIENS_org for this month's #AskAnAnthropologist event with @PauletteSteeves! Submit your questions for Dr. Steeves using this form: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F…
An image of Dr. Steeves standing in front of carved wood totem poles with the text "We're hosting an #AskAnAnthropologist event on Twitter this month, featuring Dr. Paulette Steeves! Follow the link to ask Dr. Steeves questions about her work as an anthropologist, the state of the field, or her research, which focuses on Indigenous archaeology and the Pleistocene history of the Western Hemisphere. Towards the end of the month, we'll post her replies to your questions on Twitter!" Logos for Teaching and Learning Anthropology and Sapiens are below the text.

ALT An image of Dr. Steeves standing in front of carved wood totem poles with the text "We're hosting an #AskAnAnthropologist event on Twitter this month, featuring Dr. Paulette Steeves! Follow the link to ask Dr. Steeves questions about her work as an anthropologist, the state of the field, or her research, which focuses on Indigenous archaeology and the Pleistocene history of the Western Hemisphere. Towards the end of the month, we'll post her replies to your questions on Twitter!" Logos for Teaching and Learning Anthropology and Sapiens are below the text.

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As an undergraduate student I was asked to support a Native American community in a repatriation process. The results of that research and process were that 500 ancestors were returned to the community and repatriated for reburial.
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We're excited to partner with @SAPIENS_org for this month's #AskAnAnthropologist event with @PauletteSteeves! Submit your questions for Dr. Steeves using this form: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F…
An image of Dr. Steeves standing in front of carved wood totem poles with the text "We're hosting an #AskAnAnthropologist event on Twitter this month, featuring Dr. Paulette Steeves! Follow the link to ask Dr. Steeves questions about her work as an anthropologist, the state of the field, or her research, which focuses on Indigenous archaeology and the Pleistocene history of the Western Hemisphere. Towards the end of the month, we'll post her replies to your questions on Twitter!" Logos for Teaching and Learning Anthropology and Sapiens are below the text.

ALT An image of Dr. Steeves standing in front of carved wood totem poles with the text "We're hosting an #AskAnAnthropologist event on Twitter this month, featuring Dr. Paulette Steeves! Follow the link to ask Dr. Steeves questions about her work as an anthropologist, the state of the field, or her research, which focuses on Indigenous archaeology and the Pleistocene history of the Western Hemisphere. Towards the end of the month, we'll post her replies to your questions on Twitter!" Logos for Teaching and Learning Anthropology and Sapiens are below the text.

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Dr. @PauletteSteeves (Cree- Metis) is an Indigenous archaeologist. She was born in Whitehorse Yukon Territories & grew up in Lillooet, British Columbia, Canada. She is a first generation college graduate.
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Dr. @aja_lans answers your questions! ⬇️ #AskAnAnthropologist
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Anthro instructors and students: learn more about Black feminism & bioarchaeology with @aja_lans! Her work examines histories of race & violence against Black women, objectification of human remains, ethics of museum collections, and more. Click below to #AskAnAnthropologist
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Call for papers: 2023 @SACC_L Conference Where: Palm Springs Art Museum in Palm Springs, CA When: March 15-18, 2023 Meeting theme: Teaching Native Culture, Supporting Native Students Proposal deadline: February 15, 2023 docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F…
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TLA invites submissions for a special issue on Teaching the City. The deadline to submit a proposal is January 20th, 2023. Please see the full Call For Papers for more details drive.google.com/file/d/1rv9…
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Hello #2022AAASeattle! Thinking about teaching and learning anthropology today? Check out these upcoming sessions! ⬇️
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Nurturing Diverse and Inclusive Anthropology Classrooms Part 1 Yasemin Ipek, Kiran Jayaram, Matthew Lebrato, Jason Miller, Heather Worne, Angela Jenks 8-9:45am PST, Friday Nov 11 SCC 618
It's a full day of presentations focused on teaching & learning anthro at #2022AAASeattle! Check them out below ⬇️
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Happening now: The Creative Ethnographer’s Notebook: A Conversation about Creative Teaching and Writing in Anthropology Melisa (Misha) Cahnmann-Taylor (@cahnmann), Kristina Jacobsen, Debra Spitulnik Vidali, Paul Stoller (@Sohanci), Ather Zia (@aziakashmir) 8am-9:45am
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Good morning #2022AAASeattle! Check out today's sessions on teaching and learning anthropology--some virtual, some in-person, some view-on-demand. ⬇️
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Anthropogogy: An Experimental Movement Towards Critical Pedagogy Inside of Prisons Peter Fulks 1am-2:45am PST, Wednesday, Nov 9 🎦 View-on-Demand Library #2022AAASeattle
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A new article from TLA Student Showcase editor @TanyaMatthan!
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Great strategies and resources for helping students learn to read in anthropology in this thread:
Luísa Reis-Castro (is on Bluesky) (@anthrobite) profile pictureLuísa Reis-Castro (is on Bluesky)@anthrobite26 Aug 2022
My current class is mostly 1st years, who mentioned being overwhelmed with the amount of reading. So I thought we should discuss strategies and tips on “how to read”... Curious to hear if others have done something like that & what has worked for you? #AnthroTwitter
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Congratulations to @TeachLearnAnth Associate Editor @ktanelson, recipient of the 2022 Minnesota State Board of Trustees Educator of the Year Award! Learn more about Katie's work here: youtube.com/watch?v=hj_REhkU…
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