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Teaching Anthropology: Understanding the Concept Of Culture Export

NASSP Bulletin, Vol. 69, No. 478. (1 February 1985), pp. 41-44.

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This article describes the importance of incorportating different cultures into your curriculum. Not every student comes from the same cultural background. Students should feel as though being different is not a bad thing.

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Opportunities to incorporate the concept of culture into the cur riculum occur frequently, and the alert teacher must be ready to exploit them, according to these writers. While a special course is not necessary, it is important that the anthropological concept of culture be introduced to students, they contend. 10.1177/019263658506947807


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