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Explore More About Margaret Mead's Life and Achievements eBook

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Look Inside · 10 pages

Biography introduction defining anthropology and introducing Margaret Mead's study of human behavior
Introduction to Mead and anthropology
Biography childhood section covering Mead's Philadelphia birth, family, frequent moves, and home schooling
Mead's childhood and family background
Biography section tracing Mead's college education and research on teenage behavior in Samoa, with a map
College education and the start of field research
Biography continuation on Mead's research photography, museum work, doctorate, and university teaching
Research methods and early professional roles
Biography family section on Mead's marriages, daughter Mary Catherine Bateson, and influence on Dr. Spock
Marriage, motherhood, and child-rearing ideas
Biography wartime section on Mead's food habits research, food distribution, and postwar leadership roles
Wartime work and postwar recognition
Biography section on Mead's separation from Gregory and teaching at The New School, Columbia, and Fordham
Personal changes and university appointments
Biography career section on Mead's anthropology association presidency, interviews, research, and mentoring
Professional leadership and mentoring
Biography section discussing reactions to Mead's ideas, her books and articles, and her public lectures
Debated ideas, publications, and public speaking
Biography closing section on Mead's death, Presidential Medal of Freedom tribute, and lasting recognition
Mead's death, honors, and legacy
Attributes
Subject

Social Studies, Biographies

Grades

Grade 3, 4, 5, 6

Types
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Editable
No
Author
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About This Product

This resource is a social studies eBook titled Explore More About Margaret Mead's Life and Achievements.

It is an 14-page book full of information about Margaret Mead, a scientist in history. Students will learn about her early life, her impact on slavery, and so much more.

What's Included

1 PDF with 14 pages

Resource Tags

history ebook social studies lesson reading passage scientists Margaret Mead

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