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I enjoyed today's lesson. 

Submitted by Diedre Bennett on Mon, 07/27/2009 - 3:07pm.

I enjoyed today's lesson.  Using qualitiative and quantitative datas to determinef rather a trait is genetic or casued by environment helped me to think "outside the box" on this topic.  The lesson can for many grade levels.  Dalia and I are deciding how to adapt this for her thrid graders.  We will probably only use two variables.

 

Deidre

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