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Direct linkAndrew O. Hasley; Kristin P. Jenkins; Hayley Orndorf; J. Phil Gibson – American Biology Teacher, 2024
Phylogenetic trees are used throughout biology to represent evolutionary relationships and communicate ideas about evolutionary processes. Dedicated instruction in how to read and interpret phylogenetic trees (i.e., tree thinking) is necessary for students to be able to access this information. There are many cognitive barriers to mastering…
Descriptors: Access to Education, Evolution, Science Education, Class Activities
