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VIDEO DOI: https://doi.org/10.48448/4j7e-1z47
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Schooling Anthropology: Fostering pathways in K-12 between the field and the future
keywords:
students
teaching
education
The objective of the roundtable is to discuss the future of anthropology within the K-12 environment with the ultimate goal of creating action plans that increase educational opportunities between anthropology, K-12 classrooms, and beyond. Bringing together educators from grade school and higher education, we seek to engage in conversation to produce realizable steps to promote anthropology as a valuable, marketable asset for K-12 students and schools.