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Data Points and Dead Zones in Coastal Ecosystems

By: Missy Holzer
Teaching Topic
Scientific and Data Literacy
Science Topic
Scientific Skills & Literacy
Level
High School — GeneralHigh School — AP/IB

Missy Holzer describes how she uses BioInteractive Data Points in the classroom to support her students learning to interpret data.

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