This study guide contains the lessons for Anthropology 101, Introduction to Cultural Anthropology, as well as other information for which you will be responsible. Directions for submitting lessons can be found on pages v-viii.
Further information is found in the sections below.
Over the years I have been exposed to some very unorthodox classrooms. I have taught students about excavation techniques in 106-degree Honduran heat, with a horse trying to eat my field notebook, while cattle ticks consumed my legs. But by the end of the day those students developed an understanding of excavations that no air-conditioned classroom lecture could have provided. And you already have that or you wouldn't be reading this. There are a great many advantages to taking a course through Independent Study.