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2013 revision of Evolution by Natural Selection

Submitted by iwaldron on Mon, 07/22/2013 - 5:58am.

The major changes in our new version of Evolution by Natural Selection include:

  • revised procedures in the Student Handout to improve student understanding of the process of natural selection by engaging students more actively in generating and analyzing the data for the hunter part of the simulation
  • revised questions to enhance student understanding of natural selection
  • a streamlined version of the simulation and Student Handout which may be more suitable if you have limited time or resources
  • a handout of instructions for student helpers, available in the Teacher Preparation Notes (if you decide to use student helpers)

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