The anthropology of learning in childhood

Understanding the Anthropological Research

Putting learning in context / David F. Lancy, John Bock, and Suzanne Gaskins

An evolutionary perspective on learning in social, cultural, and ecological context / John Bock

The cross-cultural study of children's learning and socialization: a short history / Robert L. Munroe and Mary Gauvain

Parental ethnotheories of children's learning / Sara Harkness, Charles M. Super, and colleagues

Learning as a Social Process

Learning through observation in daily life / Suzanne Gaskins and Ruth Paradise

Work, play, and learning / Garry Chick

The role of adults in children's learning / David F. Lancy and M. Annette Grove

Learning from other children / Ashley E. Maynard and Katrin E. Tovote

Learning in schools / Leslie C. Moore

Learning Cultural Meanings

Learning communicative competence / Laura Sterponi

Learning morality / Heidi Fung and Benjamin Smith

Learning gender roles / Heather Montgomery

Learning to Make a Living

Skill learning for survival in nonhuman primates / Kerry Ossi-Lupo

Learning the environment / Rebecca K. Zarger

Learning to hunt / Katharine MacDonald

Learning in and from the past / Patricia L. Crown

Learning in the 21st Century

Learning on the streets: peer socialization in adverse environments / Jon Wolseth

Children's learning in new settings / David F. Lancy.