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Peer reviewedPriestley, Herbert – American Journal of Physics, 1971
After a brief review of the need for some experience in science for the nonscience major and a listing of what appear to be desirable objectives for that experience, details of a course which has been offered for the past four years are given. (Author/TS)
Descriptors: College Science, Course Descriptions, Course Objectives, General Education
Scientific Literacy: A Non-Traditional Approach to Science for Students Outside of Technical Fields.
Shotwell, R. Allen – 1996
Although the goal of science courses for non-majors should be to increase the scientific literacy of students, many such courses become watered down versions of courses in the major and do not provide enough depth to make science meaningful to students. At the Wabash Valley Region campus of Ivy Tech State College, in Indiana, a project was…
Descriptors: Classroom Techniques, Community Colleges, Cooperative Learning, Course Descriptions
Peer reviewedGregory, Eileen – Journal of College Science Teaching, 1992
Discusses the purpose, the rationale, and an evaluation of students' comments concerning an introductory college science course for nonscience majors that utilizes content area reading and writing to instill an appreciation for the everyday importance of science by focusing on the theme of science in the news, particularly as reported in the print…
Descriptors: College Science, Content Area Reading, Content Area Writing, Course Descriptions


