(in Polish) Human Osteology 2600-OG-EN-HO

(in Polish) Total student workload Contact hours with teacher: - participation in laboratories - 15 hrs - consultations - 5 hrs Self-study hours: - preparation for laboratories - 5 hrs - preparation for test - 5 hrs Altogether: 30 hrs (1 ECTS)

(in Polish) The student has the ability not only to identify human bones down to the anatomical placementand side, but also shows and names most of the anatomical features visible on bones and teeth, with the special attention to those used in bioarchaeological research (K_W02, K_W14). Will be able to perform basic osteological analysis, and to decide about the further proceedings (K_U02, K_U06).The student will understand the character and importance of human bones as the source for further archaeological interpretations (K_K03, K_K04).

(in Polish) Learning outcomes – skills : S01 - student uses the available laboratory equipment S02 - student prepares and performs research experiments S03 - student analyzes the obtained results and, on the basis of them, formulates appropriate conclusions S04 - student is able to apply theoretical knowledge in laboratory practice

(in Polish) Learning outcomes - social competencies SC01 - student understands the need to expand knowledge SC02 - student rationally and critically approaches information obtained from scientific literature, the internet, and other mass media sources, as well as common beliefs relating to biological sciences SC03 - student is responsible for the entrusted scientific equipment and apparatus SC04 - student is capable of teamwork

(in Polish) - practical - laboratory - observation - lecture

- display

- narration
- discussion
- description

- practical
- case study
- laboratory
- project work
- observation

- content-presentation-oriented methods

elective course

(in Polish) NO

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