Disciplines and Ideas in the Social Sciences: Anthropology

Anthropology

1. News Sharing Reminder: Kindly manage your time. You will be given 3 mins to report.

2. Disciplines and Ideas in the Social Sciences Lesson 3

3. Guess the correct word to complete the analogy Review

4. Apple : Red Banana : _______ Example Yellow

5. Mt. Fuji : Japan Mt. Apo : _______ Example Philippines

6. Society : Sociology Human Mind : ________ Question 1 Psychology

7. Laws : Political Science Language : ________ Question 2 Linguistics

8. Brush : Anthropology Map : ________ Question 3 Geography

9. Past Events : History Humans past & present : ___________ Question 4 Anthropology

10. Scarcity : Economics Revisionism : ________ Question 5 History

11. Lesson 2: Anthropology

12. Motivation Activity (Guess Me!)

13. For each group, there would be a picture of a cultural artifact assigned. Observe and write down what you think each artifact is used for and take a guess of the culture that created it . No using of phones for this activity.

14. Group 1 Group 2

15. Group 3 Group 4

16. Group 5 Group 6

17. GUIDE QUESTIONS: What do you think the artifact is? And what do you think it is used for? Do you think there is a modern counterpart to this cultural artifact? If Yes, what do you think is it? If No, why? Why do you think museums preserve these kinds of cultural artifacts? As a Jamer , in what way can you preserve our culture?

18. Lesson Activity (Round Table)

19. Using the pictures in the motivation activity, search for more details about the cultural artifact and its significance to the culture that created it . You may use your phones.

20. GUIDE QUESTIONS: What were you able to find out about the cultural artifact? Do you think this cultural artifact is a representation of the culture it came from? If these were found long ago, why do we still have the need to learn about it ?

21. What is Anthropology?

22. Anthropology The study of humans, past and present , in their cultural, biological, and environmental contexts.

23. Anthropology Main Question Asked: - How have humans evolved biologically and culturally over time?

24. 4 Sub-Fields: Cultural Anthropology – explores human societies and cultures, emphasizing the study of social structures, beliefs, customs, and practices

25. 4 Sub-Fields: Archaeology – studies human societies through the analysis of material remains, such as artifacts, architecture, and environmental data.

26. 4 Sub-Fields: Biological (Physical) Anthropology – explores human variation, genetics, growth, development, and adaptation.

27. 4 Sub-Fields: Linguistic Anthropology – studies the role of language in society and culture

28. Methods used in Anthropology

29. Participant observation - Understanding culture from the perspective of the people being studied.

30. Ethnography - A kind of fieldwork that extends for a period of time to conduct research within the community they are studying, often involving participant observation and interviews.

31. Excavation - The systematic process of uncovering and recovering artifacts, structures, and other remains from the ground or other contexts where they are buried or hidden.

32. Linguistic Analysis - Refers to the systematic examination and study of language. It is used to understand the structure, meaning, usage, and evolution of languages.

33. Proponents in Anthropology

34. Franz Boas (1858-1942) - Known as the “Father of American anthropology“, Boas emphasized cultural relativism and conducted pioneering research in ethnography, linguistics, and physical anthropology.

35. Bronisław Malinowski (1884-1942) - Known for his ethnographic fieldwork in Melanesia. He pioneered participant observation as a method.

36. Margaret Mead (1901-1978) - An influential cultural anthropologist, she explored how gender roles and cultural norms shape behavior.

37. F.A. 2

38. Match column A with the corresponding item in column B.

39. COLUMN A: Physical Anthropology Participant Observation Archaeology Bronisław Malinowski Franz Boas COLUMN B: Father of American anthropology A subfield of Anthropology that focuses on human variation & genetics Understanding culture by staying in a community A subfield of Anthropology that studies material remains He pioneered participant observation as a method

40. COLUMN A: Physical Anthropology Participant Observation Archaeology Bronisław Malinowski Franz Boas COLUMN B: Father of American anthropology A subfield of Anthropology that focuses on human variation & genetics Understanding culture by staying in a community A subfield of Anthropology that studies material remains He pioneered participant observation as a method

41. S .A. 2 (Word Association)

42. Create a word association about Anthropology. Ex: Star

43. Each group will be given 5 minutes to finish their work and 2 minutes to present. They will be graded according to the following criteria: I. Content: 10 II. Creativity: 10 Total: 20

44. Synthesis (3-2-1)

45. List 3 things you have learned about , 2 interesting things you learned , and 1 question you still have after completing the lesson.