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Watson, Fiona L.; Lom, Barbara – CBE - Life Sciences Education, 2008
Images are powerful means of communicating scientific results; a strong image can underscore an experimental result more effectively than any words, whereas a poor image can readily undermine a result or conclusion. Developmental biologists rely extensively on images to compare normal versus abnormal development and communicate their results. Most…
Descriptors: Assignments, Workshops, Biology, Communication Skills
Wells, Russell F.; And Others – AV Communication Review, 1973
Still pictures, slides and motion pictures were used in this study to present concepts in biology involving time, space and motion. (Author)
Descriptors: Biology, Educational Research, Films, Intermode Differences
DWYER, FRANCIS M., JR. – 1967
THE RELATIVE EFFECTIVENESS OF EIGHT TYPES OF VISUAL ILLUSTRATION OF THE HUMAN HEART WAS TESTED IN NINTH THROUGH TWELFTH GRADE CLASSES. THE EIGHT TYPES--ABSTRACT LINE DRAWINGS, DETAILED SHADED DRAWINGS, PHOTOGRAPHS OF HEART MODELS, AND REALISTIC MODELS, EACH IN BLACK AND WHITE AND IN COLOR--AND A CONTROL PRESENTATION WITH NO ILLUSTRATIONS WERE…
Descriptors: Biology, Educational Media, Grade 10, Grade 11
Stanley, Ethel D. – 1997
Visual learning has long been recognized as an integral process in educating biology undergraduates, who must develop specific visual skills and knowledge in order to communicate and work in the extensive visual culture shared by practicing biologists. Student experiences with field observations and the development and application of verbal/visual…
Descriptors: Biology, Experiential Learning, Field Instruction, Higher Education