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Pinar Ozdemir is a science educator at an urban public high school, where she has taught introductory and ninth-grade biology for 12 years. In the classroom, she leads hands-on inheritance labs using fruit flies and genetic corn ears to demonstrate basic Mendelian principles. Ozdemir focuses her curriculum on foundational cell mechanics and organismal diversity.

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