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...Cheston A. Saunders; Clifton D. Young As a result of completing weekly coloring assignments, students enrolled in our Anatomy & Physiology I course significantly outperformed their previous-semester counterparts on the course’s midterm final laboratory practical exams. Qualitative feedback from...

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... and the biology of sexual identity. One or two class meetings on the connections between biology and human rights were all that was necessary for students to recognize that science courses in fields such as human anatomy and physiology should address human rights issues; science courses can be used as venues...

... . 2020 National Association of Biology Teachers anatomy cadaver practicum cadaver dissection laboratory fainting Throughout one's biology education, it is not uncommon to encounter labs involving dissections of anything from a frog to a cadaver. No matter the specimen, dissection...

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...Catherine Hibbitt A highlight activity of the author's comparative anatomy class, this skeletal typogram activity challenges students to take their understanding of the skeletal system's components beyond mere memorization of bone names and locations. Each student creates a poster of a vertebrate...

...Kim Achilly, D.C. Making the study of the human anatomy and physiology authentic and clinically relevant poses many challenges. Described herein is a program that, through the use of medical school cadavers, provides high school students a unique experience to enhance their clinically based study...

...Cristina Manrique-Juan; Zaira V. E. Grostieta-Dominguez; Ricardo Rojas-Ruiz; Moises Alencastre-Miranda; Lourdes Muñoz-Gómez; Cecilia Silva-Muñoz In this paper, we present an augmented reality learning system that uses the input of a depth camera to interactively teach anatomy to high school...

...Robert A. Thomas; Aimée K. Thomas We present a new use for a poorly preserved turtle specimen that teachers can easily use in demonstrating vertebrate anatomy or adaptive herpetology at the high school or college level. We give special attention to illustrating the sigmoid flexure of the neck...

...Phil Senter Many anatomy students begin the course with a misconception that human males and females do not have the same number of ribs. At the root of that misconception is Genesis 2:21–22, in which God removes a rib from Adam to make Eve. Removal of a body part is a surgical procedure, and one...

...William H. Heyborne; Maggie Fast; Daniel D. Goodding Teaching and learning animal anatomy has a long history in the biology classroom. As in many fields of biology, decades of experience teaching anatomy have led to the unofficial selection of model species. However, in some cases the model may...

.... 2 e-mail: [email protected] . © 2010 by National Association of Biology Teachers 2010 Anatomy human skeleton osteometric board laboratory activity Many science courses require students to master a body of knowledge in human anatomy. This is often the first course students encounter...