BIOT 531 Field Studies for Life Science Educators

This lecture, laboratory, and field course examines diversity, habitat, and classification of common plants and animals found in Michigan. Emphasis will be placed on endangered and nuisance species in relation to human impact and conservation. Best practices for K-12 classroom instruction will be covered including inquiry and constructivist learning. Note: this course will not count towards the biology major, minor or master’s degree in biology. This course is intended for in-service teachers.

Credit 4 hrs May not be repeated for additional credit
Grade Mode Normal (A-F) Course Rotation irregularly, with no planned offerings (in-person)

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Equivalent Course(s) - BIOL 531
Course History -
Course Rotation added 8/2014

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