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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Good Introductory Text for General Education,
This review is from: The Human Body in Health and Disease (Paperback)
Q> How do you get non-majors interested in biology? A> Talk about something that's interesting and relevant to them. This is why we decided to start a Human Health and Disease course for non-biology / non-health science majors. Our philosophy was to lay down the minimum foundation that enabled students to understand most diseases. The problem is finding a text book to support such a course. That's why I'm really grateful to have this text book. I reviewed a dozen others before this and was looking at having to develop my own. However, it's not perfect. It could be more balanced. For example, why does a student at this level need to know the bones of the skull? I'd also like to have a lab book to go with it, preferrably one that taught some of the concepts in that setting to make lecture less intense for non-majors. Still, developing a lab text for to go with this product is a lot less than I was looking at before, so - Thanks! |
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The Human Body in Health and Disease by Frederic Martini (Paperback - January 7, 2000)
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