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Better Gene Discovery Through Evolutionary Reasoning

April 27, 2010 //  by Simbio

When I introduce evolution in class, I tell my students that the strongest evidence that Darwin was right is the success of modern biology. Evolution …

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SimUText Ecology

April 21, 2010 //  by Eli Meir

Replace your ecology textbook If you've been following our blog, you've seen me make several posts about e-textbooks. One reason I've been following …

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The Talented Dr. Fox, Part 2

April 20, 2010 //  by John Herron

The Role of Charisma in Teaching In an earlier post, I wrote about a classic paper from the education literature called The Dr. Fox Lecture: A …

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Majors vs. Non-majors

April 14, 2010 //  by Eli Meir

Most universities have separate biology classes for non-majors, which are often taken by students who need to fulfill a "science" requirement to …

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Lower-Order Thinking & Allocating Limited Brainpower

April 6, 2010 //  by Eli Meir

I'm reading two different documents now which are both, in a way, about testing, but at opposite levels of thinking. The first is the National …

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Can a Number Be Both Even and Odd?

April 1, 2010 //  by Eli Meir

Discuss. I wrote a few weeks ago about a math teacher and professor that was profiled in the NY Times magazine for showing that teachers who know and …

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Science Standards in Real Classrooms

March 25, 2010 //  by Eli Meir

Every state has a set of science standards that are supposed to guide what is taught at different grade levels in their schools. Many of these are …

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49 steps to great teaching

March 8, 2010 //  by Eli Meir

There is a fascinating article in the NY Times magazine this week about what techniques make a good teacher in primary and secondary schools. Teachers …

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What price for a hardcover electronic book?

March 4, 2010 //  by Eli Meir

The CEO of one of the major publishers, Macmillan, had a bit of foot in mouth disease in a blog post a couple of days ago when he explained that his …

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— Dr. Brad Lister
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“The students like [it] so much that they are working ahead of what I have assigned. They just think it’s fun. And from the quiz results I have so far, they’re really getting it. You guys are geniuses.”

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