Sentence examples for evolution question from inspiring English sources

It's obvious why politicians avoid the evolution question.

As might be expected from a German professor, all sides of the evolution question will get a hearing, though with an emphasis on skepticism.

But the notion that the evolution question was unfair, or irrelevant, or simply a "sorting" device designed to expose a politician as belonging to one cultural club or another, is finally ridiculous.

Each student was asked both questions in the same order both pre- and post-curriculum mini-unit: first the human evolution question, then the non-human evolution question.

There was an interesting split in students' preferences for the presentation of evolution (Question 1).

Responses to the definition of evolution (Question 5) indicated some general knowledge of evolution.

Total exam 3 scores were also compared to the scores students received for the evolution questions alone.

Interestingly, the <80% subgroup in Group 1 showed similar improvement for both the evolution questions (81.0%) and exam 3 as a whole (83.2%; Table 4).

For the other groups, scores on the evolution questions compared to scores on exam 3 as a whole were also similar, with p values for ANOVAs ranging from.34 to.99.

Zuzovsky (1994) also described a constructivist evolution course that allowed preservice teachers to score their original answers to evolution questions at the beginning of the course, and therefore became aware of their misunderstandings.

Table 4 Overall exam 3 scores, Year 1. Overall exam 3 scores (%±SD) are compared to scores for the subset of evolution questions alone   Year 1 exam 3 (% ± S.D).