Title: Problem Solving in Biology
First published: March 1, 1983
Description: Unique laboratgory manual for use in introductory biology.  Unique in the sense that it gives equal emphasis to the epistemology of science as to its content.  Chapter headings can be:  Development of a hypothesis 2: Chemical Coordination in Breathing.  The student makes hypotheses based on data and evaluates them as part of an experiment.  Other examples:
Inferences From Data:  Innervation of Muscles
Nature of Proof--Koch's Postulates:  Causative Agents of Disease--Sick Carrots
Anthropomorphism:  Kinesis and Taxis
Subjects: Introductory biology laboratory manual, scientific thinking, Biology, Laboratory manuals, Life sciences, Biologia Geral