Write a summary of the law. After doing this introduction to culture, I will begin a unit to study some of the indigenous peoples of the Americas, namely the Mayas, Aztecs and Incas. I intend to make my students aware of the fact that much of the culture that is evident today in Mexico, Central and South America has its roots in the pre-Colombian civilizations. I always remember that one of the educational goals of any lesson is to provide interest and stimulation for the study of related subjects such as languages and linguistics, geography, history or religions. The anthropologist's definition of culture is people's way of being, knowing and doing.
Culture is learned and shared, often unconsciously.
Culture provides us with ways of acting, for example, how we greet friends and new acquaintances, how we dress for different occasions, how we view time, how we treat the earth and how we handle conflicts. The concept of culture allows people to orient and interpret their experiences and give them value and meaning. Culture does not remain static. It changes as people's beliefs, values and practices change. We can view culture by looking at people and placing them into cultural groups through their similarities, and by looking at things, the cultural objects, that are around us.