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Special issue from Frontiers of Microbiology
Tools, Techniques, and Strategies for Teaching in a Real-World Context with Microbiology
The Cognitive Assistance Factor Evaluation (CAFE) Toolkit contains tools to help educators design or re-design their courses or learning materials using Cognitive Load Theory and what we know about human cognitive architecture.
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Lesson plans from the American Society for Microbiology can be found at https://asm.org/Browse-By-Content-Type/Lesson-Plans
Microtoons - https://filmfreeway.com/MicroToons
What starts as a normal day for Eric the Erythrocyte becomes an action-packed adventure as the Golden Staph Gang invades the body and battles with the white blood cell army. As the general leading the army, Mike the Macrophage finds himself caught between leading the battle and keeping Eric out of harm's way. MicroToons entertains and explores the science of the microbiological world with original characters.
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