sorry to hear about the homework cheating in your class, deborah.
however, i'm glad to hear that you're assigning homework. my
students look at me like i have at least two heads when i give an
assignment. many don't bother to do it - even thought it counts
towards their grades - they'd rather moan later (and pretend it's my
fault). i wonder just how many plant-edders go through this extra,
but valuable, hassle, and how homework grades are worked in.
please respond.
sandra
From: dcook at cau.edu ("Deborah A. Cook")
Subject: Genetics Problems
Organization: BIOSCI/MRC Human Genome Mapping Project Resource Centre
To: plant-ed at hgmp.mrc.ac.uk
> Plant Edders:
>> In looking over my genetics class homework assignments,
> signicant copying from the solutions manual is going on (I was
> warned also by a student). This is really obvious copying in the
> form of a table from the study guide/solutions manual being lifted
> directly. Anybody out there have new or different sources for
> genetics problems that I can get to quickly? I haven't had much
> time to check the net, but any links would be appreciated. Any
> suggestions on how to deal with the copying are also appreciated?
> R
> Thanks,
>> Deb
> Deborah A. Cook Ph.D.
> Associate Professor
> Biological Sciences
> Clark Atlanta University
> Atlanta, GA 30314
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Sandra L. Johnson, Ph.D.
Plant Physiological Ecologist
Middle Tennessee State University
Biology Department PO Box 60
Murfreesboro, TN 31732
Phone: (615) 898-2021
FAX: (615) 898-5093
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