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Fabulous site

Submitted by Jennifer Hill (guest) on Fri, 10/25/2013 - 11:32am.

This is the best biology teaching resource site that I have found online. The material is interesting, high-quality, and challenging for the students. It is obvious that much thought and knowledge of what engages students has gone into the material found here.

Thanks so much for making this available for free, and for making adaptable Word documents as well (not that I've had to adapt anything) :)

Thank you!

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