Biology teacher resource help

Are you willing to accept data that is published in the scientific literature? If so, the fruit is there for the picking:Google ScholarPubMedTry a site:.edu search on scholar.google. That will bring up college level course notes on evolution.Or you might try a http://www.books.google.com search for evolution. There are literally 1000s of books available.Or you might try http://ocw.mit.edu/OcwWeb/web/home/home/index.htm.MIT has posted videos of all its undergraduate level courses. That's a goldmine!

Oh no no no no no, fish. Nothing against Walter, but that's amateur hour.Here's what you need:The Vega Science Trust - Richard Feynman - Science VideosNow that's physics.(Seriously. You must watch all 4 videos.)

In case you're interested, this guy has the goods.pharyngula | ScienceBlogsAnd you can betcher bottom dollar he's tellin it to you straight.Try these too:evolgen | ScienceBlogsevolvingthoughts | ScienceBlogsstrangerfruit | ScienceBlogsgnxp | ScienceBlogsThat last one is a bit technical.

Fish, be advised. John Davison is a class A loony. I don't mean I disagree with his gobbledygook. I mean the man is crazy. Even the creos kicked him off their sties. Google him if you doubt me.Pierre Grasse died 23 years ago. I wouldn't accept a paper at face value if it was 23 years old. (There are exceptions, of course. Einstein's 1905 paper on Brownian motion, for example.) Much less the opinions of a a "biologist" that said: http://www.conservapedia.com/Pierre_GrasseI have no idea who "Goldschmidt" and "Broom" are. Pretty tough to google too.