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Granger, Charles R. – 1986
Because of a consistently high failure rate of freshmen in a required introductory biology course, numerous strategies to improve the success rate of students without compromising academic standards were explored. The major underlying cause of lack of success was perceived to be the level of thinking skills possessed by the incoming freshman. The…
Descriptors: Biological Sciences, Cognitive Processes, College Science, Course Content