The Evolution Project extends a wealth of educational resources to teachers, students, parents, and families -- on the air, on the Web, in print, and through workshop programs.

Evolution Reading List
An extensive reading list for teachers of evolution science courtesy of Ron Good from Louisiana State University.

Evolution Education in Louisiana
A Microsoft PowerPoint® slide presentation by Don Aguillard, Principal, Carencro High School, Carencro, LA

Regional Mini-Site
Information about endangered species, fossil finds, geology and more in the southeastern United States. A list of links—places to go explore Evolution.

Evolution Library
This library will provide Web access to more than 100 multimedia resources including video, animation, primary source documents, and still images -- all designed to enhance student learning and classroom teaching about evolution.

Teacher's Guide
This free 40-page Teacher's Guide will provide activities to enhance the high school biology curriculum in a multimedia format, integrating all the Evolution Project resources. Sign up to receive your free Teacher's Guide here.

Online Student Lessons
Tied to state and national science standards and high school biology curricula, these online lessons will enhance students' understanding of evolutionary concepts.

Short Classroom Videos
Seven five-minute videos (streamed online and available on VHS) will combine engaging storytelling with scientific inquiry to explore the fundamental concepts of biological evolution.

Teacher Methodology Videos
Four 15-minute videos (streamed online and available on VHS) will highlight the teaching of evolution in real classrooms around the country.

Online Professional Development Course
This eight-session online course for high school science teachers will draw upon the broadcast series, interactive Web activities, teacher methodology videos, and multimedia Web library to provide a vibrant, content-rich learning experience. The course will deepen teachers' understanding of evolutionary concepts and help them address obstacles to teaching evolution. Free course licenses will be available beginning fall 2001. Contact us for more information at learnevolution@wgbh.org

Lead Teacher Initiative
These teachers will help colleagues develop their knowledge of evolution and improve their classroom teaching strategies. We are no longer accepting applications for this initiative.

Companion Book
Written by Carl Zimmer, an award-winning science journalist specializing in evolution, the companion book includes an introduction by noted paleontologist Stephen Jay Gould and will be published by HarperCollins this fall.