A. Students develop writing and speaking skills through the use of problems and activities developed to specifically enhance their understanding of certain biological principles. Students are required to write essay answers on exams, often write short papers as part of the course work, and give presentations. Students use mathematical concepts to solve population genetics problems. Students practice the methods of scientific inquiry during lecture discussions. Students apply critical thinking skills in solving population genetics problems both in groups and individually.
Students apply critical thinking skills in writing answers to essay questions on exams.
Campbell, Neil A. 1996. Student Study Guide for Campbell's Biology is available in our bookstore. This study guide is a valuable tool for helping you to prepare for exams. Exams Exams must be taken on the scheduled day. Make-up tests will be given ONLY if a student has a verifiable excuse, in writing, for not taking the exam on the scheduled day.