This week you learned about field notes in Chapter 3 of the eText. Field notes c

This week you learned about field notes in Chapter 3 of the eText. Field notes can be formal or informal. For this assignment, you will take informal field notes, much like a personal journal, on your impressions of what you learned in the Week 1 module materials.
Submit your “field notes”. You may hand write them or type them in a Word document with a .doc or .docx document file extension. If you hand write your notes, make sure they are legible. Scan them and submit them as a .pdf file extension document.
Use correct grammar, punctuation, and complete sentences in your field notes.
Be sure to review the grading rubric before you submit your assignment to make sure you are including all the required elements. or the week one assignment, you will record, over at least four days this week, your thoughts and ideas about cultural anthropology, perhaps any thoughts or ideas regarding cultural anthropology of others whom you may interact with this week, any related observations over this week on your learning regarding what cultural anthropology is, and any thoughts or reflections on your readings or discussions, either in class or out of class, regarding cultural anthropology
References
Nelson, K. and Braff, L. (2020). Introduction to Anthropology. In N. Brown, T. L. González, & T. McIlwraith (Eds.), Perspectives: An Open Invitation to Cultural Anthropology (2nd ed., pp.3-28). http://perspectives.americananthro.org/ (Links to an external site.)
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