We have shown that even though instructors of introductory college biology courses are using active learning, students in many of their courses have learned very little about natural selection.
It tends to work best as the last sentence in the introductory paragraph, though sometimes the essay can be successful if you place the thesis earlier in the introduction.
Mostly though, I run seminars on introductory political philosophy.
Lutz limits those classes (cost: $3,000) to only 10% of business, even though they are more profitable than introductory classes ($375 to $1,500).
On his introductory visit, though, Mr Reed slipped into another dance contest and was immediately asked to join the show.
The audience knows the culprit (though not her appearance): introductory narration informs us that Lilith, Eve's outcast predecessor in the Garden of Eden, is after God's 36 chosen.
His introductory speech, though hard to make out, was now talking about me! "I first heard Jeffrey Lewis a number of years ago, when a friend played me some of his awesome songs... .. Wow!
The first bird, the Egyptian vulture, is preceded by nothing more than the Index (there is no table of contents) and the heading "British Birds", though there is an introductory paragraph on page 2, inside the Egyptian vulture article.
Though these wines are modestly priced, they may no longer serve as introductory bottles, as in my grad-school days.
Though non-adaptive causal mechanisms are present, coverage of these factors varies; indices of introductory biology textbooks indicate relatively low frequencies of topics related to "genetic drift" (Campbell et al. 2008: 3 pages/1267 content pages; Freeman 2005: 9 pages/1238 content pages).
These approaches are traditionally emphasized in introductory physics courses but often receive less emphasis in biology courses, even though they have great utility across all scientific disciplines.
