2024 Index to Volume 86 of <i>The American Biology Teacher</i>

This index includes everything published in The American Biology Teacher during 2024 (Volume 86) except filler material. The index is alphabetical word-by-word. For example, “Educational” would follow “Education Theory.” In the page numbers, the issue number is listed first, then page number, and then one of the key codes shown at the right. For example, the entry (1.4-F) is issue #1 (January), page 4, and is a Feature Article. Page numbers indicate the first page of the article or department in which the entries appear. Entries are in three categories: Subject, Title, and Author.Absorbance ............... 5.307-IAcademic self-concept ............... 3.143-FAcademic success ............... 8.506-RLAccommodations for students ............... 5.281-FActive learning ............... 2.71-RL, 3.143-F, 6.369-TT, 6.376-TT, 6.381-TT, 9.567-FActive learning education ............... 6.340-F, 6.345-RLAerobic respiration ............... 2.101-IAging ............... 6.369-TTAgriculture ............... 4.255-M, 5.300-I, 8.516-I, 8.516-OLAgrobacterium-mediated gene expression ............... 7.447-TTAI literacy ............... 8.470-FAmphibians ............... 7.432-IAmylase ............... 3.143-FAnalogy ............... 7.401-F, 7.401-OL, 7.438-TTAnatomical models ............... 5.265-FAnatomy ............... 3.172-TT, 7.438-TTAnatomy and physiology ............... 5.318-TTAnimal research ............... 6.361-I, 7.432-IAnthropogenic environmental disturbances ............... 2.94-I, 4.193-F, 4.201-F, 4.205-F, 8.477-FAntibiotic resistance ............... 1.34-IAP Biology ............... 1.30-I, 2.101-I, 3.167-TT, 4.233-I, 5.318-TT, 6.373-TT, 7.420-RL, 8.526-TT, 9.589-IAP Biology resource ............... 5.327-MApplied learning ............... 5.318-TTArgumentation ............... 6.369-TT, 6.376-TT, 8.470-FAsexual reproduction...............9.605-IAssessment ............... 5.289-RLAttitude toward science ............... 6.352-RLAudiovisual media in science education ............... 7.438-TTAuditory processing ............... 4.213-FAuthentic research ............... 1.24-I, 4.201-F, 4.228-I, 4.228-OL, 9.605-IBacteria ............... 1.34-IBees ............... 4.213-F, 4.219-RLBias experienced by students ............... 6.340-F, 8.496-RLBias in science and media ............... 3.183-D, 8.470-FBias, prestige ............... 3.183-DBicarbonate ............... 6.373-TTBilingual science activities ............... 7.401-F, 7.401-OLBiodiversity ............... 4.205-F, 9.567-FBioinformatic databases ............... 2.108-TTBiological interactions ............... 1.4-FBiology education ............... 2.55-E, 2.71-RL, 3.127-E, 3.172-TT, 4.191-E, 5.289-RL, 5.315-TT, 5.327-M, 6.345-RL, 7.399-E, 7.420-RL, 8.506-RL, 9.567-FBiology history education ............... 9.547-F, 9.552-F, 9.552-OLBiotechnology ............... 5.315-TT, 7.447-TTBird identification by sounds ............... 4.213-FBlood circulation ............... 7.420-RLBloom’s taxonomy ............... 3.143-FBotanical lexicon ............... 1.39-TTBotany ............... 1.39-TT, 4.205-F, 5.300-I, 7.408-FBotrytis cinerea ............... 5.300-IBuzzFeed quizzes ............... 6.381-TTCancer ............... 2.62-FCarbohydrate testing ............... 5.307-ICase study learning ............... 9.599-TT, 9.605-ICell fusion ............... 7.441-TTCellphone apps ............... 1.16-OL, 1.16-RL, 4.191-E, 5.307-ICellular biology ............... 2.101-I, 7.438-TT, 7.441-TTCentral dogma ............... 7.416-FChagas disease ............... 9.574-ICharacterization ............... 3.167-TTChemistry education ............... 3.167-TTChildren’s literature ............... 6.376-TTCirculatory system ............... 7.420-RLCitizen science ............... 4.191-E, 4.201-F, 4.213-F, 7.399-ECivic scientific literacy ............... 8.467-EClassification and Regression Tree (CART) ............... 4.228-I, 4.228-OLClimate change ............... 1.16-OL, 1.16-RL, 4.191-E, 4.233-I, 7.438-TT, 8.477-FClimate change education ............... 5.263-E, 8.477-FClones ............... 2.62-FCoevolution ............... 4.205-FCollaboration, community ............... 1.10-F, 4.201-F, 7.399-ECollaboration, scientist-student-teacher ............... 1.10-F, 1.24-I, 4.201-FCollaboration, student ............... 4.228-I, 4.228-OL, 6.345-RLCollaboration, teacher-cohorts ............... 6.345-RLColor in the animal world ............... 7.452-MColorimetric measurement ............... 5.307-ICommunity collaboration ............... 1.10-F, 4.201-F, 7.399-ECommunity-engaged CURE labs ............... 7.426-RLCommunity of practice (COP) ............... 2.56-F, 2.56-OLCommunity outreach projects ............... 7.401-F, 7.401-OLComputer modeling ............... 2.108-TTConflicts of interest ............... 8.470-FConsensus ............... 3.183-D, 8.470-FConservation ............... 4.205-F, 7.408-F, 7.438-TTConsumer education ............... 4.193-FControversial topics ............... 5.315-TT, 6.331-E, 6.369-TTCooperative learning ............... 4.193-F, 5.315-TTCourse-based undergraduate research experience (CURE) ............... 4.228-I, 4.228-OL, 4.233-I, 7.399-E, 7.426-RL, 7.432-ICOVID-19 ............... 3.175-TT, 6.376-TT, 8.467-ECOVID-19, and pivot to remote learning ............... 5.289-RLCOVID-19, remote learning (see Remote learning resources)Creationism ............... 2.87-RLCredibility ............... 8.470-FCRISPR/Cas9 ............... 1.30-ICritical thinking ............... 2.94-I, 2.101-I, 3.143-F, 4.219-RL, 6.332-F, 6.332-OLCultural practices and skin color evolution ............... 8.516-I, 8.516-OLCulturally Relevant Pedagogy (CRP) ............... 6.332-F, 6.332-OLCurrent events activities ............... 6.332-F, 6.332-OLCurriculum development ............... 5.274-F, 5.274-OL, 8.467-E, 8.470-FCystic fibrosis ............... 5.265-FCytosis ............... 9.611-MDarwin, Charles ............... 2.56-F, 2.56-OL, 6.388-MData analysis ............... 1.16-OL, 1.16-RL, 4.201-F, 4.228-I, 4.228-OLData collection ............... 4.201-F, 4.228-I, 4.228-OLDe Bono’s Six Thinking Hats ............... 5.315-TTDebate competition ............... 6.369-TTDeforestation ............... 4.193-FDenisovans ............... 4.257-SDesign-based education ............... 7.399-EDiabetic ketoacidosis (DKA) ............... 5.318-TTDiet, and skin color evolution ............... 8.516-I, 8.516-OLDigital collections ............... 9.567-FDisease, animal research ............... 6.361-I, 7.432-IDisease, human (see Infectious disease education; Infectious diseases; Medical and health issues)Disease, plant pathology...............5.300-IDisinformation (see Misinformation and disinformation)Distance learning (see Remote learning resources)Diversity, equity, and inclusiveness (DEI) in the classroom ............... 1.24-I, 2.78-RL, 3.127-E, 3.143-F, 5.281-F, 6.332-F, 6.332-OL, 6.340-F, 6.345-RL, 6.392-D, 7.401-F, 7.401-OL, 7.426-RL, 7.441-TT, 8.496-RL, 8.506-RL, 8.516-I, 8.516-OLDNA ............... 2.101-I, 7.416-F, 7.447-TT, 9.589-IDNA extraction ............... 7.432-I“Do Your Own Research” (DYOR) ............... 6.392-D, 8.470-FDrama techniques ............... 6.376-TT, 7.401-F, 7.401-OLDraw-a-Scientist Test (DAST) ............... 8.496-RLDrawing ............... 3.136-F, 4.219-RL, 5.265-F, 7.401-F, 7.401-OLEcological footprint ............... 4.193-FEcological niche modeling (ENM) ............... 4.228-I, 4.228-OLEcological restoration ............... 1.10-FEcology ............... 1.16-OL, 1.16-RL, 4.228-I, 4.228-OL, 4.233-IEcosystems ............... 4.193-FEdu Breakout ............... 4.193-FElementary school students ............... 1.4-F, 3.161-I, 6.376-TT, 7.401-F, 7.401-OL, 7.408-FElephants ............... 2.94-IEmerging infections ............... 7.432-IEntomology education ............... 8.496-RLEnvironmental attitudes ............... 4.193-FEnvironmental education ............... 1.10-F, 4.193-FEnzymes ............... 3.153-IEpidemiologic triangle ............... 3.175-TTEpidemiology ............... 3.175-TT, 7.432-IEpigenetics ............... 7.416-FEpistemic themes within the life sciences ............... 5.274-F, 5.274-OLEpistemic trust ............... 8.470-FEquity (see Diversity, equity, and inclusiveness [DEI] in the classroom)Ethics ............... 1.30-I, 6.361-IEvaluation of scientific information ............... 3.183-D, 6.392-D, 8.467-E, 8.470-F, 8.477-FEvidence ............... 6.392-DEvolution ............... 1.43-M, 2.62-F, 2.71-RL, 2.101-I, 2.108-TT, 5.281-F, 6.388-MEvolution education ............... 2.78-RL, 2.87-RL, 2.94-I, 2.117-M, 8.516-I, 8.516-OLExperiential learning theory ............... 7.408-FExperimental evolution ............... 2.101-IExpertise ............... 3.183-D, 8.470-FExplanatory practices ............... 2.55-EExternal structure ............... 4.219-RLFabaceae ............... 4.205-FField-based learning ............... 1.16-OL, 1.16-RL, 4.201-F, 4.228-I, 4.228-OLFirst-generation (FG) college students ............... 8.506-RLFlipped classroom ............... 5.289-RLFlowering time ............... 4.233-IFood production ............... 4.255-M, 5.300-I, 5.315-TTForest ecology ............... 4.193-FFunctional flower models ............... 4.205-FFungi ............... 5.300-IGame-based learning ............... 4.193-FGender of instructor and perception of STEM ............... 8.496-RLGender-related learning disparities (see also Diversity, equity, and inclusiveness [DEI] in the classroom) ............... 3.143-F, 6.345-RL, 8.496-RLGendered perspectives in science ............... 3.183-DGene editing ............... 1.30-I, 7.416-FGene expression ............... 7.447-TTGenetic variation, human ............... 4.257-S, 8.516-I, 8.516-OLGenetically modified organisms (GMOs) ............... 5.315-TT, 7.447-TTGenetics ............... 2.62-F, 3.181-M, 7.416-F, 7.432-IGenome-edited baby ............... 1.30-IGenomic medicine ............... 5.265-FGenotype-to-phenotype research ............... 1.24-IGram stain ............... 3.161-IGreen architecture and curricula ............... 7.399-EHomo naledi ............... 1.43-MHealth education ............... 6.376-TTHealth (see Medical and health issues)Herbaria ............... 4.233-I, 9.567-FHerpetology ............... 7.432-IHeuristics ............... 3.167-TTHistorical narrative ............... 9.552-F, 9.552-OL, 9.574-I, 9.581-I, 9.589-I, 9.595-I, 9.599-TT, 9.605-IHistory of science ............... 8.538-M, 9.567-F, 9.574-I, 9.581-I, 9.589-I, 9.595-I, 9.599-TT, 9.605-IHistory of science education ............... 9.547-F, 9.552-F, 9.552-OLHominins ............... 4.257-SHomology modeling ............... 2.108-TTHuman genetic variation ............... 4.257-S, 8.516-I, 8.516-OLHydra viridissima ............... 9.605-IImmunity ............... 7.401-F, 7.401-OL, 7.438-TTInclusive pedagogies (see Diversity, equity, and inclusiveness [DEI] in the classroom)Indigenous knowledge ............... 9.567-FInfectious disease education ............... 6.376-TT, 7.401-F, 7.401-OLInfectious diseases ............... 3.175-TTInformation and communication technologies (ICT) ............... 7.408-FInquiry-based learning ............... 1.16-OL, 1.16-RL, 3.161-I, 4.193-F, 4.228-I, 4.228-OL, 4.233-I, 5.300-I, 8.485-F, 9.574-I, 9.599-TT, 9.605-IIntegrative biology ............... 7.441-TTInteractive game ............... 1.39-TTInternet as information source ............... 3.183-D, 6.332-F, 6.332-OL, 6.369-TT, 6.392-D, 7.401-F, 7.401-OL, 8.470-FIterative process ............... 3.130-F, 3.130-OLJapanese lesson study (JLS) ............... 6.345-RLJigsaw method ............... 5.315-TT, 6.340-FJournaling ............... 3.136-FKidney function ............... 8.523-TTKidneys ............... 3.130-F, 3.130-OLLab activities ............... 1.34-I, 2.101-I, 3.153-I, 3.161-I, 4.228-I, 4.228-OL, 4.233-I, 5.300-I, 6.352-RL, 6.373-TT, 7.426-RL, 7.432-I, 8.523-TT, 8.526-TTLearning gains ............... 1.16-OL, 1.16-RL, 1.24-ILearning performance statement ............... 5.274-F, 5.274-OLLegumes ............... 4.205-FLife sciences ............... 2.55-E, 5.274-F, 5.274-OLLight reaction ............... 6.373-TTLinear regression ............... 4.233-ILive streaming outdoor experiences ............... 7.408-FLong-term monitoring ............... 4.201-FMacromolecules ............... 6.381-TTMedia literacy ............... 6.332-F, 6.332-OL, 6.392-D, 8.470-F, 8.477-FMedical and health issues ............... 1.30-I, 1.34-I, 2.62-F, 3.175-TT, 5.265-F, 5.318-TT, 6.369-TT, 6.376-TT, 6.392-D, 7.401-F, 7.401-OL, 9.574-I, 9.599-TTMelanin ............... 8.516-I, 8.516-OLMetabolites ............... 7.416-FMicrobial ecology ............... 3.143-FMicrobiology ............... 2.101-I, 3.161-I, 8.526-TTMicrobiology education ............... 7.401-F, 7.401-OLMicroscale laboratory protocols ............... 3.153-IMiddle-school students ............... 3.130-F, 3.130-OL, 3.161-I, 4.201-F, 4.219-RL, 4.255-M, 6.345-RL, 7.420-RL, 7.441-TT, 8.485-F, 8.538-MMisconceptions ............... 2.94-I, 4.219-RL, 5.263-E, 6.392-D, 7.401-F, 7.401-OL, 7.420-RLMisinformation and disinformation ............... 3.183-D, 5.263-E, 6.332-F, 6.332-OL, 6.392-D, 8.470-F, 8.477-FMitochondrial DNA ............... 2.101-IModel-based inquiry (MBI) ............... 6.352-RL, 7.441-TTModeling ............... 2.94-I, 2.108-TT, 3.130-F, 3.130-OLModeling-based approach ............... 3.130-F, 3.130-OL, 8.516-I, 8.516-OLMolecular biology ............... 2.101-I, 6.381-TT, 7.416-F, 7.432-I, 7.441-TT, 7.447-TTMuscle fiber formation ............... 7.441-TTMutations ............... 5.265-FNABT BioClub Recommendation ............... 1.39-TT, 2.71-RL, 3.153-I, 4.213-F, 5.307-I, 6.381-TT, 7.438-TT, 8.523-TT, 9.567-FNaïve Student Modeling ............... 2.94-INatural resources ............... 4.193-F, 4.242-TTNatural selection ............... 1.34-I, 2.56-F, 2.56-OL, 2.62-FNature experiences (see Outdoor learning)Nature journaling ............... 3.136-F, 4.191-ENature Mystery ............... 4.191-ENature of science (NOS) ............... 2.56-F, 2.56-OL, 2.87-RL, 3.183-D, 5.274-F, 5.274-OL, 9.552-F, 9.552-OL, 9.574-I, 9.581-I, 9.589-I, 9.599-TT, 9.605-INeanderthals ............... 4.257-SNephron ............... 8.523-TTNext Generation Science Standards (NGSS) ............... 4.219-RL, 5.274-F, 5.274-OL, 7.438-TT, 8.470-F, 9.552-F, 9.552-OL, 9.605-INutrition science ............... 6.392-DObservation development ............... 3.136-F, 4.191-E, 7.458-SOnline databases ............... 2.108-TT, 4.213-FOnline information (see Internet as information source)Online learning (see Remote learning resources)Online, live streaming outdoor experiences ............... 7.408-FOrgan systems ............... 1.4-F, 5.318-TTOrganic chemistry ............... 3.167-TTOrnithology ............... 4.213-FOutdoor learning ............... 1.10-F, 4.191-E, 4.213-F, 7.408-FOxygen ............... 6.373-TTPaleoanthropology ............... 1.43-MPandemics as socioscientific issue (see also COVID-19; Epidemiologic triangle; Epidemiology; Infectious diseases; Remote learning resources) ............... 6.376-TTPangenesis ............... 2.56-F, 2.56-OLPathways ............... 1.4-FPeer review ............... 2.56-F, 2.56-OL, 3.183-D, 8.470-F, 8.529-TTPersuasion ............... 8.470-FPhenol-sulfuric acid method ............... 5.307-IPhenology ............... 4.191-E, 4.233-IPhotosynthesis ............... 6.373-TTPhylogenetic trees ............... 2.62-F, 2.71-RL, 5.281-F, 9.581-IPhysiology ............... 3.172-TT, 5.318-TTPlace-based learning ............... 1.10-F, 7.399-EPlagiarism ............... 9.605-IPlant awareness disparity ............... 1.39-TTPlant pathology ............... 5.300-IPlant terminology ............... 1.39-TTPolitical interference with science teaching ............... 6.331-EPollination and pollinators ............... 4.205-F, 4.219-RLPolymerase chain reaction (PCR) ............... 2.101-I, 7.432-IPoster project ............... 5.318-TTPowerPoint lectures ............... 3.136-FPractice-Crosscutting Concept ............... 5.274-F, 5.274-OLPrairie restoration ............... 1.10-FPreservice teacher preparation ............... 2.56-F, 2.56-OL, 2.87-RLPrestige bias ............... 3.183-DPrimary sources ............... 2.56-F, 2.56-OLPrimatology ............... 3.183-DPrion proteins ............... 7.416-FProcess of science ............... 3.153-I, 4.228-I, 4.228-OL, 4.233-I, 5.274-F, 5.274-OL, 8.485-FProductive struggle ............... 8.485-FProfessional development ............... 2.56-F, 2.56-OL, 2.78-RL, 2.87-RL, 3.181-M, 4.255-M, 6.345-RLProject-based learning ............... 3.143-F, 8.526-TTProtein expression in plants ............... 7.447-TTProtein structure prediction ............... 2.108-TTProtozoa ............... 9.574-IPsychological benefits of outdoor learning ............... 1.10-F, 4.191-E, 7.408-FPsychological challenges experienced by students ............... 6.340-FPublic health ............... 9.574-IR computing language ............... 4.228-I, 4.228-OL, 4.233-IRace and racism (see also Skin color, evolution of) ............... 4.257-SRacial justice (see Diversity, equity, and inclusiveness [DEI] in the classroom)Ranavirus ............... 7.432-IReconciliatory teaching model ............... 2.78-RL, 2.117-MReligious Cultural Competence in Evolution Education (ReCCEE) ............... 2.78-RL, 2.117-MRemote learning resources ............... 1.24-I, 5.289-RL, 7.408-FResearch animal protections ............... 6.361-I, 7.432-IResearch articles ............... 3.175-TTResearch-based learning ............... 1.24-I, 4.201-F, 6.352-RLRestoration ............... 1.10-F, 4.201-FRNA ............... 7.416-FRodent health assessment ............... 6.361-IRole models ............... 9.496-RL, 9.552-F, 9.552-OL, 9.599-TT, 9.605-IRole-play ............... 6.376-TTSaccharomyces cerevisiae ............... 2.101-IScaffolding ............... 6.340-F, 9.599-TT, 9.605-IScience cartoons ............... 7.401-F, 7.401-OLScience communication ............... 1.47-S, 4.228-I, 4.228-OL, 4.233-I, 7.401-F, 7.401-OL, 8.470-F, 8.529-TTScience education ............... 1.16-OL, 1.16-RL, 1.47-S, 3.127-E, 5.274-F, 5.274-OL, 7.408-F, 8.485-FScience identity ............... 7.426-RLScience self-efficacy ............... 6.352-RL, 7.426-RL, 8.485-F, 8.506-RLScientific lexicon ............... 1.39-TT, 1.47-SScientific literacy ............... 1.10-F, 2.87-RL, 4.242-TT, 6.331-E, 6.332-F, 6.332-OL, 6.376-TT, 6.392-D, 8.467-E, 8.470-F, 9.574-IScientific literature, interpreting ............... 8.529-TTScientific method ............... 4.233-I, 6.332-F, 6.332-OLScientific thinking ............... 4.228-I, 4.228-OL, 9.605-IScientist-student-teacher collaborations ............... 1.10-F, 1.24-I, 4.201-FSecondary school students ............... 1.4-F, 1.10-F, 1.16-OL, 1.16-RL, 1.24-I, 2.78-RL, 2.87-RL, 2.94-I, 3.153-I, 3.161-I, 4.201-F, 4.205-F, 4.255-M, 5.327-M, 6.332-F, 6.332-OL, 7.447-TT, 8.477-F, 9.589-ISeed activity ............... 7.408-FService learning ............... 7.399-ESimulation activities ............... 1.34-ISit Spot ............... 4.191-ESituational interest in science ............... 7.408-FSketching (see Drawing; Visual representations)Skin color, evolution of ............... 8.516-I, 8.516-OLSkin microflora ............... 8.526-TTSmall ncRNAs ............... 7.416-FSocial learning ............... 3.183-DSocial media activity ............... 6.381-TTSocial media, critical consumption of (see also Internet as information source) ............... 6.332-F, 6.332-OL, 6.392-D, 8.470-FSocially Responsible Science Education ............... 1.10-FSocioscientific issues (SSIs) ............... 1.10-F, 1.16-OL, 1.16-RL, 1.30-I, 2.78-RL, 2.87-RL, 2.94-I, 2.117-M, 3.127-E, 3.143-F, 4.193-F, 4.242-TT, 4.257-S, 5.315-TT, 6.331-E, 6.376-TT, 6.392-D, 8.467-E, 8.470-F, 8.477-F, 8.516-I, 8.516-OLSomatic cells ............... 2.62-FSonograms ............... 4.213-FStandard curve ............... 5.307-ISTEAM ............... 6.265-F, 7.399-E, 7.441-TTSTEM careers ............... 3.127-E, 6.345-RL, 8.496-RL, 8.506-RLStoryboarding ............... 7.401-F, 7.401-OLStorytelling ............... 5.265-F, 6.340-F, 7.401-F, 7.401-OL, 9.552-F, 9.552-OL, 9.589-I, 9.595-I, 9.599-TT, 9.605-IStorytelling skills ............... 9.595-I, 9.599-TTStudent assessment of learning gains (SALG) survey ............... 5.289-RLStudent-centered instruction ............... 6.340-F, 7.441-TTStudent engagement ............... 6.332-F, 6.332-OL, 6.340-F, 6.369-TT, 6.376-TT, 6.381-TT, 8.529-TT, 9.605-IStudent independent research ............... 1.24-IStudent mental health challenges ............... 6.340-FStudent motivation ............... 3.172-TT, 4.193-F, 8.506-RL, 9.552-F, 9.552-OL, 9.605-IStudent perspectives ............... 7.426-RLStudent Uncertainty as a Pedagogical Resource (SUPeR) ............... 8.485-FSustainability ............... 4.193-F, 7.438-TTSyncytium ............... 7.441-TTSystems thinking ............... 1.4-FTactile approaches ............... 7.441-TTTaxonomy ............... 9.581-ITeaching and learning sequence (TLS) ............... 6.369-TT, 9.581-ITime ............... 7.458-STree thinking ............... 2.71-RL, 5.281-FTrembley, Abraham ............... 9.605-ITrophic levels ............... 1.4-FTrust in science ............... 8.467-E, 8.470-FUncertainty in science ............... 6.392-D, 8.470-F, 8.485-FUndergraduates ............... 1.4-F, 1.10-F, 1.30-I, 1.39-TT, 2.101-I, 3.143-F, 3.161-I, 3.172-TT, 3.175-TT, 4.205-F, 4.228-I, 4.228-OL, 4.233-I, 5.289-RL, 5.318-TT, 5.327-M, 6.332-F, 6.332-OL, 6.369-TT, 6.381-TT, 7.401-F, 7.401-OL, 7.426-RL, 7.432-I, 7.447-TT, 8.477-F, 8.496-RL, 8.506-RL, 8.523-TT, 8.529-TTUnderrepresented minority students (URM) (see Diversity, equity, and inclusiveness [DEI] in the classroom)Universal Design for Learning (UDL) ............... 5.281-FVaccines ............... 7.401-F, 7.401-OL, 9.599-TTVelcro clay models ............... 7.441-TTVertebrate Clade Race ............... 5.281-FVisual representations ............... 3.136-F, 4.219-RL, 5.265-F, 5.281-F, 5.318-TT, 7.401-F, 7.401-OLVisual Thinking Strategies (VTS) ............... 7.458-SVitamin D ............... 8.516-I, 8.516-OLVolvox carteri ............... 1.24-IWallace, Alfred Russel ............... 9.581-IWater cycle education 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