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February 2015 revision of mitosis activity

Submitted by iwaldron on Fri, 02/06/2015 - 6:13am.

The major improvement in this mitosis activity has been a more structured approach to student modeling of mitosis, including clarified directions and the addition of diagrams where students record the results of their modeling. The instructions for making model chromosomes have also been streamlined. We are grateful to local teachers who provided helpful suggestions for improvements.

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