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GrowNextGen teacher leaders Pam Snyder and Shelby Dodds shared about lessons and resources at the summer Ohio Association of Agriculture Educator’s conference in Wooster.
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Snyder presented Moving Genes, an introduction to genetic engineering. This unit includes hands-on and modeling activities to scaffold student understanding for lab activities to follow. The human modeling of DNA is always popular!
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Dodds presented “Poultry, Protein, and Pips” about a project on animal nutrition done with the students at Global Impact STEM Academy. Through a variety of lessons and activities, the students gained an understanding of how animals and protein levels affect the growing organisms; how products are developed and tested; and how producers adapt their feed to create the most efficient animal products.
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