Discovery School - 100 Greatest Discoveries - Genetics
1. Rules of Heredity (1850s) Austrian monk and botanist Gregor Mendel discovers how genetic information is passed down through generations. In experiments performed on pea plants, he notices that characteristics of a plant's offspring, such as height, exhibit recessive and dominant behavior. Mendel's findings are ridiculed during his lifetime and he dies never knowing that he would come to be known as the "father of genetics."
2. Genes Are Located on Chromosomes (1910 – 1920s)
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This study describes research on the acquisition and use of language at home and in the primary school. We seek to clarify everyday school decisions made by school personnel based on the child's performances in particular classroom and testing situations that influence the child's educational career early in life. A central question addressed in our work includes how the child's world comes to be formulated and reformulated by adults in educational settings by utilizing often uncorrelated data based on routine classroom lessons, educational testing, promotion interviews,and teacher-administrative meetings.
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