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December 18, 2014
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Farahad Dastoor has transformed his introductory biology course into one that is highly interactive.
Farahad Dastoor has transformed his introductory biology course at the University of Maine from a lecture-based course to one that is highly interactive. Here he is posing a general discussion question to the class.
Credit: Amanda Clark, BioMediaLab University of Maine
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