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Next of Kin — Teacher Comments

Teachers piloting the Next of Kin science curriculum had this to say about the lesson plans:

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"I've come away with more than just [a] curriculum for my students - but much to contemplate for my own self [and] of animals and research."

"Very informative, enough background for teachers with a little previous background on the issues to use effectively. Very thorough treatment of the issues interesting/motivating for students. Insightful, inspirational, well-thought out."

"You put together some terrific activities."

"Very easy to use and interesting. Teacher-friendly. The kids loved it."

"I valued the experience overall and the way the chimps are respected and cared for."

"The discussion surrounding animal experimentation was great... [ and to] see the different angles."

"My challenge as a teacher will [be] to come up with good alternatives for students that do not want to dissect."

"Thank you very much for a great curriculum... and sharing the lives of the chimpanzees."

"Curriculum materials were very thorough and age appropriate...."

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> What is Next of Kin
   :: The science curriculum
   :: Ordering info
   :: Order Next of Kin curriculum
   :: The book
   :: Order Next of Kin, the book

> Meet the Experts
   :: About the Foutses | honors
   :: About Rachel Fouts-Carrico

> Why do they use ASL?

>
Chimpanzees & Humans
   :: Same or Different?

> Sample Lesson Plan
   :: Chimp or Human?

> Teacher Comments

> Educating the Next Generation

> Next of Kin Kick-Off