Evidence For Evolution Interactive Videos
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9th Grade - 12th Grade
Understanding Evolution - History & Mechanisms - Biological Sciences
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Understanding Evolution - History & Mechanisms - Biological Sciences
9th Grade - 12th Grade
Science
Study the fundamental concepts of evolution, focusing on definitions, ancestral origins, and adaptation mechanisms. Develop proficiency in explaining evolutionary evidence through examples, such as the case of the peppered moth. Achieve a comprehensive understanding of how these concepts illustrate the processes of natural selection and environmental influences on species.
9th Grade - University
Understanding Scientific Theories - Evolution Evidence - Biology
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Understanding Scientific Theories - Evolution Evidence - Biology
9th Grade - University
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Investigate the scientific evidence for evolution by engaging with structured questions targeting theories, homologous structures, and genetics. Develop analytical skills to assess evolutionary relationships and deepen understanding of key biological concepts.
6th Grade - 10th Grade
Natural Selection Evidence - Darwin's Observations - Evolutionary Biology
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Natural Selection Evidence - Darwin's Observations - Evolutionary Biology
6th Grade - 10th Grade
Science
Examine Darwin's observations during his voyage to comprehend the foundations of natural selection and evolutionary theory. Analyze fossil evidence and conduct anatomical studies to understand the principles of evolution.
6th Grade - 10th Grade
Atomic Structure Analysis - Evolution of Atomic Models - History of Atomic Theory
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Atomic Structure Analysis - Evolution of Atomic Models - History of Atomic Theory
6th Grade - 10th Grade
Science
Investigate the evolution of atomic models, beginning with Democritus and culminating with Bohr. Understand the progression of atomic theories and recognize major scientific contributions to chemistry. Highlight the key aspects of each historical model, examining how they contributed to the modern understanding of atomic structure. Gain insights into the scientific process, the refinement of theories, and the collaborative nature of scientific advancements. Build skills in critical analysis, historical scientific interpretation, and connecting scientific concepts across different periods of discovery.
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