Urban Students, Sounds and Making Sense of Science In the winter of 2009 I began working in four classrooms across…More
Urban Students, Sounds and Making Sense of Science In the winter of 2009 I began working in four classrooms across…More
Methods are systematic, socially agreed upon ways to represent the world. Mixed methods integrate qualitative and quantitative evidence through intentional…More
A Family Portrait Simon is a thoughtful, well spoken, 34-year-old secondary school science and math teacher. He is uncommon in…More
The number of natural disasters that have occurred since Haiti’s devastating earthquake on January 12, 2010 is bewildering. Victims of…More
It’s happening on your campus now—students in your classes are uploading media about their varied ethnographic projects. Sometimes these photos,…More
Toward a thorough Cultural Analysis of their College Preparation Process Studies of racial and ethnic disparities in K-12 education indicate…More
Generation and Caregiving in “Late-Forming Families” External conditions and deep-seated ideas about the place of family formation in the life…More
My sixth grade science teacher, Mrs Fiore, had curly brown hair. She used blue and red markers on an ELMO-brand…More
In Montreal, at the 110th Meeting of the American Anthropological Association, Karla Slocum, associate professor of anthropology at UNC Chapel…More
Family: The Map and the Terrain Through a classic anthropological lens, in the terminology of the formalistic mainly European “kinshipologists”…More