人類學、演化論與人類的起源

Evolution and its processes can be a difficult subject to explain to young learners, especially those unfamiliar with the larger subject of biological sciences. This class serves as an introduction to evolution by making humans the prime focus! Students will learn about evolution and its mechanisms and how it all applies to the origins of modern humans, as well as other scientific forces that influence how evolution occurs.

Each segment of the class will focus on a different topic:

1. Evolution: What is it and How Does it Work?
2. Ecology, Change, and the Earliest Human Ancestor
3. Homo neanderthalensis: All About Neanderthals!
4. Modern Humans and the Origins of Civilisation

Students need only a basic awareness of evolution (that it happens!) to get started. Rather than focusing on the intricacies of DNA and genetics (which can be overwhelming), we'll use broad strokes and real-world examples to define evolution and natural selection, then apply it to modern humans and our earliest ancestors!

Classes run approximately between 40-45 minutes depending on class size and participation!