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Grossman, W. Eric; Fleet, Christine M. – Journal of Biological Education, 2017
Evolutionary theory is central to the biological sciences, and to critical aspects of everyday life, and yet a significant proportion of Americans reject evolution. Our study sets out to examine the role of a second year college general education course in affecting students' acceptance of evolution. We report three years of data using the Measure…
Descriptors: Evolution, Science Instruction, College Science, Theories
Peer reviewedEllis, William E. – Society, 1983
Reports findings of surveys administered in Indiana, Kentucky, and Tennessee, on biology teachers' reactions to the debate over evolution and creation in the teaching of origins. Indicates that most teachers placed moderate stress on evolution in their classes, opposed mandating creationism, and disapproved of legislative interference in science…
Descriptors: Biology, Course Content, Creationism, Evolution

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