The phrase "a mixed course" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a course that includes a variety of subjects, topics, or teaching methods.
Example: "The university offers a mixed course that combines both theoretical and practical learning experiences."
Alternatives: "a blended course" or "a diverse course".
In the present study, a mixed course comprising tutored and tutorless PBL was undertaken by first-year medical students, and the learning outcomes were analysed.
Although there have been no studies comparing tutorless PBL to student-tutored PBL, it appears that the effect of peer-assisted learning in student-tutored PBL is higher than that of tutored and tutorless PBL; however, a mixed course, including tutorless and tutored PBL, has unique characteristics as well as the potential to provide good learning outcomes.
For analyses that included course level, studies on a mixed majors courses (six studies) and studies for which course level was not reported (eight studies) were excluded.
A one-way analysis of variance revealed that there were no significant differences between the acceptance levels in students enrolled in a non-majors course, majors course, or mixed course (F = 2.237, DF = 228, p = 0.308).
Here, we generate and describe a transcriptome from a mixed time course of regenerative stages of the asexual strain of the planarian S. mediterranea to use as a basis for genome wide expression analyses, such as RNAseq.
Results of analysis for mixed courses revealed a no difference in class performance in Biochemistry, nor in Neuroscience based on gender or examination type.
We also performed a one-way analysis of variance to examine differences between evolution acceptance among students in majors, nonmajors, and mixed courses.
This one-year exploratory study looked at 78 elementary teacher candidates' view of learning in four mixed courses that used Blackboard Learning Management System (LMS) to supplement as well as replace some portions of face-to-face instruction.
It's a mixed bag, of course: Davies' presence mostly either overshadowing or interrupting the collaborative efforts of Springsteen, Bon Jovi, Mumford et al. Jackson Browne's "Waterloo Sunset" is a high point, the Amy MacDonald duet a low one.
After a fitful, frustrating university career (a "disastrous" year studying art at Manchester; a disappointing mixed media course at City and Guilds) she spent her 20s "floundering dreadfully", living hand-to-mouth in London "doing the odd mural, painting china and selling it.
It is, of course, a mixed picture.
