Grades : Grade 09,
Grade 10,
Grade 11,
Grade 12,
Activity Type :Onsite Visits Duration : 60 minutes Subject : Course Code(s) : Min / Max : 15 / 35 students + adults Price :
Tax Included : $16 , 1 adult free per 2 students
Anthropology is the study of all of us. This one-hour, curriculum-aligned class looks at humanity, with the goals of understanding our species and our great diversity across the world, to uncover the many aspects of what it means to be a complicated and unique human. This class includes both gallery and classroom components.
Learning Goals:
Humans are very similar, and our diversity from culture, heritage, language, etc, adds to our shared humanity.
We are one species in a hominid group in a tangle of evolution.
Museums are colonial institutions, and this is reflected in collections, research, and galleries.
Grade 11
Introduction to Anthropology, Psychology, and Sociology: University (HSP3U)
Introduction to Anthropology, Psychology, and Sociology: College (HSP3C)
World Religions and Belief Traditions: Perspectives, Issues, and Challenges: University/College (HRT3M)
World Religions and Belief Traditions in Daily Life: Open (HRF3O)
Gender Studies: University/College (HSG3M)
Equity, Diversity, and Social Justice: Workplace (HSE3E)
Understanding Fashion: College (HNC3C)
Grade 12
World Cultures: University/College (HSC4M)
Families in Canada: University (HHS4U)
Equity and Social Justice: From Theory to Practice: University/College (HSE4M)
Families in Canada: University (HHS4U)
Families in Canada: College (HHS4C)
Challenge and Change in Society: University (HSB4U)
$16 /person
Tax Included : $16
1 adult free per 2 students
Activity Type :Onsite Visits Duration : 60 minutes Subject : Course Code(s) : Min / Max : 15 / 35 students + adults
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