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Teaching Resources

Science Signaling Teaching Resources provide a database of effective teaching tools, such as lecture notes, summaries, research projects, experiments, animations, discussions and/or syllabi. These resources are intended to facilitate in the instruction of complicated biological mechanisms and theories, as well as invoke active student discussion and participation. In addition, many of these teaching resources help in developing necessary investigative techniques for success in the lab and/or in research. Many of the teaching resources focus on new and relevant concepts, topics and experiments emerging in contemporary science.

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