Teaching Anthropology

A journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute

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Staying Current: the benefits and potential pitfalls of teaching through current events

June 26, 2017 Teaching Anthropology 0

Should we relate course content to current events? How helpful is that? How can it be sensibly done? Trying to relate course content to current […]

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Teaching Anthropology, Past, Present and Future

April 16, 2017 Teaching Anthropology 0

David Mills Whilst one shouldn’t judge a book by its cover, we do judge journals by their editors.  This should come as no surprise. Despite […]

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Teaching Anthropology Re-Launched

March 31, 2017 Patrick Alexander 0

Welcome to the new-look Teaching Anthropology! Over the past few months we have been working hard to move from the previous journal platform to our […]

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This Journal is published by The Royal Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland

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Teaching Anthropology is a  peer reviewed, open access journal of the RAI dedicated to teaching anthropology across schools, colleges and universities.

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