Her name is Bethann Merkle and as you begin your consideration of drawing as a tool to facilitate your students' learning, we suggest reading her article Drawn to Science. Most recently, Bethann, ...

Draw a black dot on a piece of paper ... you might be wondering why we don't usually notice this blind spot? It's easy to assume the brain uses the right eye's view to fill in the left eye's ...

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It's easy to turn your tablet into a drawing pad. Various apps and software packages can connect your tablet to your PC. All you need is a tablet, bundled software, and one of several connectivity ...

Without human experience, there is no science. Acknowledging the interplay between the two is essential to benefitting from ...

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they lived by drawing water through their bodies and filtering out food particles. The cnidarians, which included sea anemones, corals, and jellyfish, had sac-like bodies and a simple digestive ...