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2-0470 THE LEGACIES OF TEACHING EVOLUTIONARY IDEAS: NOT BUCKLING IN THE "BIBLE BELT"
Wednesday, November 16, 2011: 16:00-17:45

Abstract not available in preliminary program.

This session would be of particular interest to:
Teachers of Anthropology in Community Colleges, Students

Organizers:  Dianne L Chidester (Greenville Technical College) and Jo Rainie Rodgers (Ohlone College)
16:00
A Theory Is More Than Just An Idea: Introducing Evolutionary Theory
Nicole R Ives (Prince George's Community College )
16:15
Either/or: The Characteristics of Science, Pseudoscience and Religion
Dianne L Chidester (Greenville Technical College)
16:30
Religion, Sex and Evolution: Engaging Strategies for Teaching "Hot" Topics
Mary K Gilliland (Pima Community College)
16:45
The Texas Two-Step to Scientific Literacy:Teaching Human Origins
Ann L Bragdon (Northwest College -- Houston Community College)
17:00
Change Over Time: Teaching Evolutionary Theory to 21st Century Students
Autumn Cahoon (Sierra College)
17:15
Discussion
17:30
Discussion
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