A collection of useful information for teaching social studies. Sunday, August 23, 2009. Is a collection of documentaries sorted and classified and ready click-and-play. Easy to use and a mandatory stop for planning a unit. Posted by An Infrequent Flyer. Is full of inspiring ways to use Google Earth in the classroom. Great tutorials for beginners and several categories of pre-made tours ready for the classroom. Posted by An Infrequent Flyer.

Charles Darwin knew almost nothing about genetics. Many biologists of his time thought that the characteristics of parents were blended in the offspring. The problem with this, which Darwin appreciated, was that after a few generations any variation would be blended away, giving natural selection nothing to work on. Darwin devoted much thought to this issue but never found a satisfactory answer. Francis Crick, the co-discoverer of the structure of DNA, quickly grasp.

The Diary of an Artist in Residence at Oldbury Wells School, a Specialist Science College, Bridgnorth. Wednesday, 14 July 2010. This is my last posting on this blog. the hangings are now installed in Reception and look fantastic so my job is done. Monday, 28 June 2010. The End is Near! Sunday, 13 June 2010.

Friday, July 17, 2009. The last of the students will head out from Cambridge tomorrow. Several plan to travel around Britain. And Europe before returning to the US, but Laura and I will fly back tomorrow. As students return home I hope to get a few more photos to post here so that everyone can see. The group will have a reunion at OSU.

Sadly, the time has come to suspend the Tree of Life blog. As noted last week, the end of 2009 brings to an end a year of Darwin200 celebrations. And our blog along with it.

Ce cours nous a donc formée.

Community engagement, outreach, curating. A City with No Memory? Originally posted on Modern British Studies Birmingham In December 2014 Birmingham City Council announced drastic cuts to its budget for 2015 and beyond. Emma Sproson and the 1911 census.