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Editor and Geologic Information, Natural Resource Scientist 3 in our
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Whatever the case, I do not agree that 'many discussions of exotic species come
from a change is bad point of view'. I think this statement eliminates much
of the research, which I referred to, that is aimed at trying to understand the
why and how of invasive species establishment. I'm not sure
The dust has settled a bit, so it's time to respond.
Jane Shevtsov raised some interesting points in her rebuttal of my analysis
of her post. Most of them further exemplify the conceptual confusion and
questionable communication practices I was highlighting.
First, she reminded us: I was
Hi! That sounds like a very interesting course. I definitely understand
the struggle. I taught a non-majors class on climate change last fall, and
I had similar difficulty in setting the syllabus- it's hard to know what to
cover when you know your class is perhaps the last and only biology (or
A non-majors biology course is intended to provide an overview of the
entire field.
A majors biology course is intended to prepare majors for courses they
will later take.
Therefore, you want to make sure you touch on the major issues in
biology, but don't
get too hung up on technicalities and
