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32 Standards Met with Wisconsin Fast Plants®Engage students and support NGSS with classroom-tested, tried-and-true Wisconsin Fast Plants®. A leading expert on the use of Fast Plants® in education recommends investigations and kits to support K–12 NGSS. View »
Making 3D Phylogenetic Trees with MobilesStudents grow in understanding as they create 3-dimensional phylogenetic trees comprised of mobiles. And it’s done using easy-to-find, inexpensive materials. View »
Epigenetics II: DNA Methylation in ArabidopsisIn Arabidopsis, a popular model organism for plant biologists, the homeotic gene Flowering Wageningen (FWA) controls flowering time. In the growing plant, DNA methylation silences both copies of the FWA gene, allowing the switch from vegetative growth to flowering. Read about epigenetic modifications and how to test for chemical changes to DNA that act as a developmental regulator in plants. View »
Fruit Flies for the ClassroomDiscover how you can use fruit flies, or Drosophila, to teach students the principles of genetics and inheritance. View »
A Flipped Inquiry Approach to Teaching Natural SelectionNatural selection, although fascinating, can be difficult to understand. By combining the flipped learning approach with inquiry, you can engage your students as they explore the concept firsthand. View »
Meiosis and GeneticsIn this lab, students investigate how the events of meiosis relate to Mendelian genetics. View »