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2 Comments on ANTH20001 Keeping the Body in Mind
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Sophie
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Oct 26, 2020 at 4:32 PM
Tammy is both an insightful and genuinely lovely lecturer. The content was never stiff and there were a lot of speaker panels and practical workshops. The content is thought provoking without being overly difficult. Would recommend this subject to anyone, regardless of whether they are an anth major.
Genuinely the tute I looked forward to every week. I thought the content was always interesting, and the lectures, tutes and readings were always engaging and I learnt heaps. Super good use of discussion panels and guests throughout the semester. Really enjoyable and a good level of challenging
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2 Comments on ANTH20001 Keeping the Body in Mind
Tammy is both an insightful and genuinely lovely lecturer. The content was never stiff and there were a lot of speaker panels and practical workshops. The content is thought provoking without being overly difficult. Would recommend this subject to anyone, regardless of whether they are an anth major.
Genuinely the tute I looked forward to every week. I thought the content was always interesting, and the lectures, tutes and readings were always engaging and I learnt heaps. Super good use of discussion panels and guests throughout the semester. Really enjoyable and a good level of challenging