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View Resource Women in Science: Do We Ignore Female Role Models?

This article, originally published in the Ecology 101 section of the Ecological Society of America's Bulletin, describes the authors attempts to assess students' knowledge of women role models in...

View Resource Three Ways to Teach Ecology Labs by Inquiry: Guided, Open-Ended, and Teacher Collaborative

This article provides a comparison of guided, open-ended and teacher-collaborative teaching methods for ecology labs.

View Resource The View from Above

This article, originally published in the Bulletin of the Ecological Society of America, challenges and invites the ESA membership to think of new ways to improve college curricula to be more...

View Resource The Use of Fairy Tales and Beer Bets as Ways to Help Students in Ecology and Environmental Science Courses Develop Imagination and Confidence

This article relays a 'fairy tale' version of biogeochemical cycling to emphasize the importance of imagination in the learning setting. It also describes an on going classroom activity where 'beer...

View Resource The Total Science Experience in an Ecology Lab

This article describes an ecology lab class where students 'become' practicing research ecologists. This lab includes a proposal process, experiment phase, publishing phase, and research symposium.

View Resource The Poppy Paradox and Novel Derivation for the Demographic Conditions Favoring the Evolution of Semelparity

This article derives the semelparity model in a novel, more intuitive manner.

View Resource The Ecology Supercourse Concept

This article describes the history and events leading to the creation of an ecology supercourse at the University of California. It introduces the concept of this course and provides a course...

View Resource Teaching Pseudoreplication Using Simulations

In this article the authors have created a hands-on laboratory exercise designed to illustrate the effects of pseudoreplication in experiments.

View Resource Teaching Experimental Design in Ecology, or How to Do Statistics Without a Bikini

This article emphasizes that when teaching statistics and experimental design, the subject must be communicated in such a way that the general concepts are well understood, even at the expense of...

View Resource Teaching About Landscape Ecology: Developing and Applying Neutral Models

This article emphasizes why it is important to teach landscape ecology in general ecology courses and describes the nature of landscape ecology. The laboratory exercise outlined employs percolation...

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