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June 3, 2019June 10, 2019 by vjkite

Simulating Disease Transmission

Level: High School

Creator: SAS Curriculum Pathways

Topic: Disease Transmission

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Explore the mechanisms by which pathogens ensure their survival, through a simulation of disease transmission.

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Posted in Code-Free Resources, High School, Individual Lessons, Life ScienceTagged disease transmission, High School, Life Science, no programming, simulation

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