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» AAAS News Release - Intelligent Design Theory - Resolution on intelligent design theory which rejects the theory as an inadequate competitor to evolution.




» Becoming Human - Online documentary, activities and lesson plans




» BioMedia: Eye to Eye - Annotated links and lesson plan on eye evolution.




» Danny Yee's Book Reviews: Evolution - Reviews of several score books about evolution - mostly popular titles, but some academic works as well.




» Darwin Day at the University of Tennessee - Annual educational event to encourage teaching evolution as a unifying concept in biology and to disseminate accurate information concerning evolution.




» Eugenie Scott - Evolution and Providence - Video of lecture on how to teach evolution.




» Evidence for Evolution - Basic outline of the evidence for evolution, with further pages that go into more depth.




» Evolution - Highlights of the major pieces of evidence, including living organisms, common ancestry, homologous structures, vestigial organs, biochemistry. Also discusses the theory of evolution.




» Evolution Activities from Access Excellence - Teaching materials related to various aspects of evolutionary biology.




» Evolution and Nature of Science Institute - Lessons for teaching evolution and the nature of science in high school biology.




» Evolution at Old Dominion University - Course-specific materials and links to a variety of web resources on evolutionary biology.




» Evolution Education Resource Center - A plain English explanation of evolutionary processes for the average person, with refutations of creationism.




» Evolution Resources from the National Acadamies - Books (some with full online versions), position statements, and research papers.




» EvoNet.org: Education Resources - Links to curriculum, syllabi, lectures, activities and more regarding teaching evolution.




» Five Major Misconceptions about Evolution - This article clears up five of the most important misconceptions about evolution. Includes rebuttals.




» How Humans Evolved - A general introduction to natural selection and population genetics, human behavior and mating, and the fossil record. Includes quizzes.




» Life Drop - An educational site about evolution. It includes a 3D Java-based virtual world using Artificial Life, as well as information about the main evolution theories.




» National Association for Objectivity in Science about Evolution - Promotes teaching of critical thinking about the theory of evolution.




» National Center for Science Education - Clearinghouse for information and advice to keep evolution in the science classroom and "scientific creationism" out.




» National Center for Science Education - Clearinghouse for information and advice to keep evolution in the science classroom and certain other theories out.




» NCSE - Statements from Educational Organizations - Position statements from several dozen scientific education organizations.




» NSTA Position Statement - The Teaching of Evolution - Long summary of NSTA's recommendations.




» Online Biology Textbook - Constantly updated and revised college-level biology textbook available online for free.




» PBS: Evolution - Online course and guide for teachers plus lessons for students.




» Teaching Evolution and the Nature of Science - Online book for teachers provided by the National Academy of Sciences.




» Understanding Evolution - Teaching the science and history of evolutionary biology, from the University of California Museum of Paleontology and the National Center for Science Education.




» BBC News: Teaching the Evolution Teachers - Article about a plan to improve how the theory of evolution is taught in the United States and Canada. (July 3, 2000)