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Hunter-Gatherer Children: Unlocking the Secrets of Cultural Learning Across Generations

Anthropology.net

A Window Into Humanity’s Past Hunter-gatherer societies represent the foundation of human history, defining how humans lived for 99% of our existence. These living conditions foster a unique informal learning environment where children can observe, imitate, and practice critical skills without formal instruction.

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Personalize: Meeting the Needs of ALL Learners

A Principal's Reflections

The rest is now history. The book also emphasizes the importance of building strong relationships and a positive school culture to support these changes. Personalize is not just a book; it's a movement towards a more inclusive, engaging, and effective culture. That leader was Nicki Slaugh , my co-author of our book Personalize.

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What You Really Need to Know About Artificial Intelligence (AI)

A Principal's Reflections

While AI can provide data-driven insights and automate certain tasks, it needs a nuanced understanding of human relationships, cultural contexts, and complex decision-making processes essential for effective leadership. While observing a 7th-grade history teacher, I saw him telling jokes to build relationships at the beginning of the class.

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It Won't Work.Or Will It?

A Principal's Reflections

Each has been a disruptive force that has changed how people watch movies, book hotels, listen to music, access information, get assistance, store files, or get from one place to another. Many lessons can be learned from past innovations that have reshaped culture and society. Sometimes learning is devalued by a number or letter.

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Home-Carrying—A Repatriation Trip to Vanuatu 100 Years in the Making

Sapiens

Even now, the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History alone has amassed the remains of more than 33,000 individuals. Human remains were part of exhibits in the Natural History Museum at the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, for more than 75 years until its closing in 2001.

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Ancient Maya Aquaculture: How Fish Farming Powered a Civilization

Anthropology.net

The Maya civilization is celebrated for its monumental architecture, intricate calendars, and cultural sophistication. “Locals inform us that the ponds still concentrate fish during the dry season today,” the researchers reported. However, new research highlights their lesser-known mastery of aquaculture.

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A Commitment to Digital Learning

A Principal's Reflections

This day, however, was not really much different than any other day at NMHS as we have made a commitment to integrate digital learning into school culture for some time now. History class, students learned about the rise of Jacksonian Democracy and had to determine if Jackson was a highly successful president or a corrupt leader.

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