Writing on the blog Cultured Vultures, Karl Koweski reports on a community college classroom exercise that involves coloring in anole ecomorphs and Caribbean anoles with different colored crayons. Surprisingly, he’s not thrilled about it.
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Don’t discount coloring writ-large. This particular activity is bilge water, but coloring can be a great way to learn anatomy and physiology. I believe that was a core teaching tool in the intro classes at my undergrad.