ANTHRO 495
Teaching Anthropology
Description: Seminar/workshop, three hours. Designed for graduate students. Required of all new teaching assistants. Workshop/seminar in teaching techniques, including evaluation of each student's own performance as teaching assistant. Four-day workshop precedes beginning of term, followed by 10-week seminar during term designed to deal with problems and techniques of teaching anthropology. Unit credit may be applied toward full-time equivalence but not toward nine-course requirement for MA. S/U grading.
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Had him for HNRS 25. Great class, with one of the most interesting curricula I've had at UCLA. Granted, it was an Honors class, but Nardi did a great job of inspiring class discussion. He also brought in a tremendous amount of additional knowledge and wisdom to the course in his teachings. I highly recommend this class and this professor for anyone who is even remotely interested in the subject.
Had him for HNRS 25. Great class, with one of the most interesting curricula I've had at UCLA. Granted, it was an Honors class, but Nardi did a great job of inspiring class discussion. He also brought in a tremendous amount of additional knowledge and wisdom to the course in his teachings. I highly recommend this class and this professor for anyone who is even remotely interested in the subject.
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