TeachKind has launched an exciting program to help teachers make science classrooms across the country more compassionate places for both students and animals. We are now offering schools donations of humane alternatives to dissection that save animals' lives, help students learn, and cut costs.
If your classroom, school, or district commits to replacing animal dissection with humane alternatives or implements a formal student dissection choice policy, TeachKind will donate free non-animal learning methods for use in the school's science classrooms! There are many options to choose from, including interactive virtual dissection programs such as Digital Frog 2.5 and DissectionWorks.
Interactive computer programs have repeatedly been shown to teach biology more effectively than does the use of cruel and crude animal dissection. Humane methods also create a more inclusive learning environment that does not risk alienating students because of their religious beliefs, their moral values, or any other reasons they might have for refusing to dissect animals. Non-animal methods also save time and money. Even the National Science Teachers Association endorses the use of modern non-animal methods in place of animal dissection.
To be considered for our donation program, fill out the form at the bottom of this page, and we will be in touch with more details!
Please note: This offer is only available to educators in the United States and Canada.
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