I was used to living in boxes. I played by the rules, got good grades, said the right things at the right times, was polite and agreeable. As a woman in her late 20s, I checked yet another box, and got married. But it turned out that this was one box too many.
Category: Classroom
Building a More Inclusive Introductory Archaeology Course
By Laura Heath-Stout When I was a TA, a student came to my office hours to tell me he was dropping the class after doing poorly on the first exam. He was interested in archaeology, and had been excited to take it, but English was his second language and the pace of the English lectures…
“Filling In the Blanks:Combating LGBTQ+ Erasure Through Archaeology” a high schooler led project.
By Terrance Loewl Hello! I’m Terrance Loewl! I am a senior at Nashville Big Picture High School. I can hardly wait to graduate and start studying to be an anthropologist. However, these days I am mostly looking forward to my capstone project. These projects are a way for students at our school to make a change…