This 60-page booklet includes everything teachers and home educators need to know when teaching the Maya at any level. No prior subject knowledge is required.
Dr Diane places the Maya in their geographic and cultural setting through their span of history, focusing on cities and architecture, agriculture, trade, religion, and Maya people today. Special attention is given to their writing, numerical system and calendars, with examples that educators can use in their teaching.
Dr Diane also explains what archaeologists and historians have discovered about the Maya, thus building teacher knowledge and expertise, as well as showing why this topic is so interesting to teach. Current debates within Maya archaeology will provide inspiration for lessons that ask pupils to make and support evidential argument.
Other areas covered:
- Common pitfalls and misconceptions when teaching the topic
- Areas of the topic that are culturally, politically or religiously sensitive with guidance in how to navigate these
- What historical questions teachers can ask pupils about the Maya
- Recommended reading for teachers and pupils
- Recommended online resources that provide support for teachers’ planning
The resource includes map and illustrations.
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