Embark on an enriching educational journey with Evolution: A Course for Educators, offered by the American Museum of Natural History. This course delves into the intricate web of evolutionary relationships, population genetics, and the mechanisms of natural and artificial selection. Educators will gain a deep understanding of how all living species on Earth are interconnected and how the principles of evolutionary science contribute to our well-being.
Throughout the course, participants will explore the profound implications of evolutionary science and learn how to effectively integrate this knowledge into their classrooms. From the foundational concepts of evolution to the history of life on Earth and human evolution, this course provides a comprehensive overview of the subject matter, empowering educators to deliver engaging and informative lessons on evolutionary science.
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Evolution: A Course for Educators comprises six comprehensive modules that cover evolutionary relationships, population genetics, natural and artificial selection, the history of life on Earth, and human evolution. Educators will gain a deep understanding of evolutionary science and learn how to integrate it into their teaching.
Embark on a journey through the foundational principles of evolution with an in-depth introduction to the course, including an overview of the syllabus and essential resources for educators.
Dive into Charles Darwin's revolutionary ideas and the significance of the tree of life, exploring the evidence for evolution and gaining insights into evolutionary thinking from a systematist's perspective.
Explore Darwin's theory of natural selection, co-evolution, and the practical applications of building phylogenetic trees, culminating in a peer-reviewed assignment that solidifies understanding.
Uncover the history of life on Earth, examining extinction, evolution in action, and the implications of evo-devo, and learn to incorporate science stories into evolutionary teachings.
Delve into the fascinating journey of human evolution, understanding the peopling of the world and the emergence of our species, while discovering how evolution contributes to our well-being.
Conclude the course with valuable resources and opportunities for educators, while supporting the American Museum of Natural History in its commitment to advancing science education.
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