SFA Charter School students participate in anthropology lab activity
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SFA Charter School students participate in anthropology lab activity
October 29, 2018
Fourth graders from the Stephen F. Austin State University Charter School participated in a hands-on activity Friday when they visited SFA's anthropology lab. During the activity, Dr. Karol Chandler-Ezell, SFA associate professor of anthropology, discussed the differences between prehistoric and modern human bone structure using skeletal replicas. In addition, the students viewed a film about the lives of Native Americans, which they are studying in their Texas history class in preparation for Native American Heritage Month in November. Chandler-Ezell said that the connection between the university and the charter school allows these students to have access to resources and learning experiences at a young age.
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Fourth graders from the Stephen F. Austin State University Charter School participated in a hands-on activity Friday when they visited SFA's anthropology lab. During the activity, Dr. Karol Chandler-Ezell, SFA associate professor of anthropology, discussed the differences between prehistoric and modern human bone structure using skeletal replicas. In addition, the students viewed a film about the lives of Native Americans, which they are studying in their Texas history class in preparation for Native American Heritage Month in November. Chandler-Ezell said that the connection between the university and the charter school allows these students to have access to resources and learning experiences at a young age.