The Evolution project offers multimedia resources to enhance teaching and learning. This disc includes education approaches for teachers and engaging scientific content for students. Evolving Ideas: Videos for Students Seven short segments combine storytelling and science to explore evolution and spark students' interest. The modules stand alone, or can be used with the companion teacher's guide. Segment 1 - Isn't Evolution Just a Theory? Segment 2 - Who Was Charles Darwin? Segment 3 - How Do We Know Evolution Happens? Segment 4 - How Does Evolution Really Work? Segment 5 - Did Humans Evolve? Segment 6 - Why Does Evolution Mater Now? Segment 7 - Why Is Evolution Controversial Anyway? Teaching Evolution Case Studies Four additional segments highlight strategies for teaching evolution, including ways to address the controversy that can arise. These components complement Teaching Evolution: An Online Course for Teachers. Explore the course at www.pbs.org/evolution. Segment 1 - Ken Bingman Segment 2 - Marilyn Havlik Segment 3 - Bonnie Chen Segemnt 4 - Dealing with Controversy The Evolution project offers a groundbreaking and definitive view of the extraordinary impact the evolutionary process has had on our understanding of the world around us. Look for additional Evolution resources--online student lessons, a multimedia library, and an interactive Web site--at www.pbs.org/evolution Special DVD features include: materials and activities for educators; a link to the Evolution Web site; scene selections; and closed captions. On one DVD5 disc. Region coding: Region 1. Audio: Dolby stereo. Screen format: Letterboxed.