Biology student teachers are confused about the concepts related to mitosis and meiosis. These findings overlap with the findings of the study conducted by Flores et al. (2003). The misconceptions related to mitosis and meiosis might also originate from the textbooks and explanations given in the classrooms. Cook (2008) indicates that some illustrations contained in textbooks related to meiosis lead to understanding difficulties for students. It is a well-known fact that it is not an easy task to eliminate these misconceptions by means of traditional teaching methods. An alternative way for overcoming problems related to these misconceptions might be to employ computer-aided educational materials for biology classes (Cepni et al., 2006; Yesilyurt and Kara, 2007). In addition, many studies suggest that the use of models in biology greatly enhances student understanding of cell division (Clark and Mathis, 2000; Pashley, 1994). Moreover, Chinnici et al. (2004) report that to procure students to act as “human chromosomes” through roleplaying mitosis and meiosis is an effective method to enhance learning of these important processes for students