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Direct linkNaji, Faysal; Salci, Lauren; Hoit, Graeme; Rangachari, P. K. – Advances in Physiology Education, 2012
Although active learning works, promoting it in large undergraduate science classes is difficult. Here, three students (F. Naji, L. Salci, and G. Hoit) join their teacher (P. K. Rangachari) in describing one such attempt. Two cohorts in a first-year undergraduate biology course explored the molecular underpinnings of human misbehavior. Students…
Descriptors: Intervals, Active Learning, Physiology, Biology
