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Normally, this is because they don't actually want to be there but the class is in the way to some other objective. So, what degree were you in the way of the
by bsder 5y ago
Normally, this is because they don't actually want to be there but the class is in the way to some other objective. So, what degree were you in the way of the students getting?
In addition, molecular biology may be the first "biology" class that an undergrad ever encounters where "memorization" isn't the point. That habit needs a while to get broken.
I HATED biology in high school--a bunch of useless memorization. Then I hit a molecular biology class and loved it--everything made sense. Of course, most of the students in the class reacted in precisely the opposite direction.
- robbiep 5y agoI was the same with school - no sciences for 11 & 12 because it was so dry Then I completed a bachelors majoring in biochem and genetics under my own steam after I’d come to science in my own way and I couldn’t be happier with the path. There is such a big difference between the route, boring, dry way science is taught at school compared to the broader field of study. I even loved organic chem.
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