Sentence examples for teaching cultural from inspiring English sources

In 1932 he began teaching cultural anthropology at the University of Frankfurt am Main and from 1934 was director of the Municipal Museum of Ethnology, Frankfurt.

Small representations of kachinas were made for children; they were beautiful objects as well as useful items for teaching cultural traditions.

SF does more than popularise the natural sciences: it does the same for the similarly subversive discoveries of anthropology and psychology, teaching cultural relativism as much as physical relativity.

And teaching cultural leaders in emerging democracies to find private resources may be useful.

"We've had to overcome a negative history with boarding schools to become more purposeful in teaching cultural values and norms of our community," Stabler, who attended boarding school, told HuffPost.

How might programmes teaching cultural diversity be effectively evaluated?

" '9-11' is not a normal book," said Susie Linfield, who teaches cultural reporting and criticism in the New York University department of journalism.

Mary Hamer, who teaches cultural history at Harvard and wrote an essay on the myths of Cleopatra for the exhibition's catalog, agreed.

Michael Wesch, who teaches cultural anthropology at Kansas State University, spent two years living with a tribe in Papua New Guinea, studying how people forge social relationships in a purely oral culture.

America's army is already using the technology to analyse interactions between people in other countries, with a view to including this information in programs designed to teach cultural differences to soldiers stationed in foreign lands.

David Nasaw, who teaches cultural history at the graduate center of the City University of New York, said, "The more freedom to consume children and adolescents have, the more difficult it is for parents to regulate what they see and what they hear".