ATH $101$ Final Project Part B Milestone Two Guidelines and Rubric Overview

In this part of the final project, you will address the categories of cultural diversity, anthropological methods, cultural connections, and predictions of how anthropology can be useful in a future crisis. Whether you choose to answer the final project interview questions in written or audio format, preparing a written draft will help you formulate and strengthen your answers. This will also give you practice in learning to see the crisis situation that you chose from an anthropological viewpoint and allow your instructor to give any feedback or suggestions to fortify your interview before your final project is due.

Prompt

Create an outline of your speaking notes for Final Project Part B $($Interview Transcript or Recording$).$ You must include all references that you use in forming your answers in the APA citation style. You have already defined and discussed the significance of anthropology, so now you are prepared to jump into the interview and really get at the heart of the crisis situation you have chosen. In this scenario, imagine that a reporter is asking you the questions listed below. In crafting your response, you must address all the aspects of the question represented as "Your Response." You will answer each piece titled "Your Response" to ensure you are appropriately and accurately answering the question the reporter has posed. You may use the Final Project Part B Milestone Two Template document as a framework for your submission.

Specifically, the following critical elements must be addressed in outline format:

I. Cultural Diversity: In this section, you will explain the importance of understanding and being sensitive to cultural diversity.

A$.$ Reporter. What is so important that we understand cultural diversity in a time like this? Who cares if we're all different? What does it matter anyway?

Your Response: Provide an example of human sociocultural identity related to gender. For example, when many people think of farmers, they think of males.

Your Response: Provide an example of human sociocultural identity related to human behavior. For example, when many

p people think of children, they think of specific behaviors that they exhibit, such as crying, playing, or loving.