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to a point where "the changes we make from
semester to semester are minor, said Jim
Rosowski, its originator.
The idea for a new biology 101 section that
uses student input beqan in fall. 1970.
Rosowski, assistant professor of botany, said he
became dissatisfied with the lecture approach
because of the "entirely passive role played by
the students" in such classes.
"People are sometimes critical of courses
that use a lot of films, because they think it's a
way of getting around lectures," Rosowski said.
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Because of a change in the attitude of the
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"At first, students were not as ready to
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trying something new."
He indicated much of the first day
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gives assignments, discussion topics and test
dates.
Ten per cent of thr grade is a project. Two
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