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Tag: academia

Well, That Backfired.

Encouraging open inquiry and challenging assumptions can backfire in surprising ways.  Unfortunately, ‘nah-ah’ or ‘that’s what you are, but what … More

academia, Aliens, biases, cartoons, challenges, class, discussion, education, students, teaching

Artifacts Galore: Lab Day!

When I was in college, oh so long ago, we focused primarily on the traditional aspects of archaeology without doing … More

academia, archaeology, artifacts, exercise, experiment, lab, school, science, site, students, tools

Diversity and Inclusion in Archaeology

*DISCLAIMER*: This blog post reflects my own thoughts and comments as a volunteer member of the SHA Boston 2020 Organizing … More

academia, accessibility, archaeology, archaeology conference, Boston, disability, diversity, homophobia, inclusion, lgbtq, racialized minorities, sexism, Society for Historical Archaeology, transphobia

I Love Teaching, But We All Have Those Days . . .

The Twelve Days of Archaeology Class, or, A Professor’s Lament On the first day of classes, a student said to … More

academia, archaeologists, archaeology, Bones, classes, education, gold, humor, IndianaJones, Professor, students, teaching, theory

Abstractions

I’ve never been good at writing conference abstracts. Not for the usual reason: I love writing in general, and thankfully … More

abstracts, academia, conferences, Liz Quinlan
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