Teaching Anthropology Hub

Resources for Anthropology as Education

Resources for teaching anthropology, including complete course structures and pedagogical approaches.

Introduction to Anthropology

Three complete approaches to teaching a four-field Introduction to Anthropology using different textbooks and frameworks.

My most recent course is Introduction to Anthropology 2025 using The Human Story as a textbook

The 2021 course was a culmination for teaching Anthropology: What Does it Mean to Be Human?

Cultural Anthropology

Three cultural anthropology courses that can be used after a four-field introduction to anthropology, or as standalone surveys.

My most recent is Cultural Anthropology 2024 using Essentials of Cultural Anthropology as a textbook

This 2021 course experimented with Introducing Anthropology

History of Anthropological Thought

Four unique approaches and books for struggling with the history of anthropological thought.

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