Most school pages sport factual profiles: class sizes, enrollment, courses, college placement figures and faculty degrees.
There are, of course, "factual" sites that are very partial indeed.
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If these issues are not addressed, students may accept the factual components of courses (and medicine on the whole), but fail to recognize the importance of other, less concrete, more esoteric aspects of information.
In 1975, I began teaching a course in factual writing at Princeton.
Besides television supremo Peter Fincham and head of ITV Studios Kevin Lygo, blokes run current affairs, drama, factual, news and of course sport.
He may have made enough factual errors over the course of this election cycle that it no longer matters that he gets the facts wrong, but look for big factual errors or a series of errors that makes Trump's truthfulness (or lack thereof) the storyline from this debate.
The MCQ included 14 single-choice questions, covering relevant content of the course, partly factual, partly procedural knowledge.
Using standard tools, trainees' reaction to the course and factual knowledge during the immediate post-course and six months after the training were assessed.
Critics of undergraduate biology education often blame standardized tests, like the Medical College Admission Test, Graduate Record Examination, and Advanced Placement (AP) exam, for promoting assessment of factual minutiae in introductory courses (NRC, 2002; Wood, 2002; NRC, 2003).
