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Jana Juarez illustrates dominant and recessive genes by playing two radios simultaneously. The students can hear one but not the other. As Jana questions the students, she reminds them that both radios are playing, but the sound of one drowns out the other.
Jana's ability to represent a topic like genetics in this way best illustrates:
A) knowledge of learners and learning.
B) knowledge of content.
C) general pedagogical knowledge.
D) pedagogical content knowledge.

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