Grading
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ACTIVITIES
Click links below for rubrics |
DESCRIPTION
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due dates |
POINTS
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Improve your understanding of key anthropological concepts and demonstrate your knowledge with this quiz. May be taken up to three times.
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4 Dec, 9:00 am
11 Dec, 9:00 am 18 Dec, 9:00 am |
20
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All research begins with an informed plan of how the work will be conducted. You will produce a research design for your cross-cultural research study.
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6 Dec, 9:00 am
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10
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An evidence-based understanding of the world requires data. Your data table will inform your (our) understanding of your sample and the relationship between your dependent and independent variables.
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12 Dec, 9:00 am
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10
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Ask questions of the past to gain insights about human and cultural diversity by conducting cross-cultural comparative research using eHRAF.
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20 Dec, 9:00 am
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30
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Share your new understanding of the world during your assertion-evidence presentation.
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15, 18, 19, or 20 Dec
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10
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Your contributions to the learning community, attendance, and discussion leadership are an important part of your grade. Please review the participation expectations and rubric.
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daily
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20
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TOTAL
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100
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All grades are posted on Canvas. Please check it often and look for my comments on each Activity.
Activities to earn additional points
Watch an anthropology film (Week 1, 1:30 to 3:00) = 1 point for each film you watch and discuss. If you are unable to watch the film during the designated time, you may watch the film and turn in a summary and anthropological commentary on the film before 9:00 am on Monday of Week 2.
Course Letter grades
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A 93-100+
A- 90-92 B+ 87-89 B 83-86 B- 80-82 C+ 77-79 C 73-76 C- 70-72 D+ 67-69 D 60-66 F<= 59 Pass/Fall: Pass >= 70 points and all assignments submitted |
