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Jul 22, 2013
Beth
I student taught a student who was blind, for 10th grade biology last year. To help him learn natural selection, instead of using the peppered moth simulation his visually unimpaired colleagues used, we first used a sheet of sand paper. We cut circles out of both a different grade of sand paper and printer paper. We placed the circles on the sand p...See More
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