Bringing Students out into the World-Wide Laboratory: Reflections on a study abroad biology course

 

Tested Studies in Laboratory Teaching, 2005, Volume 26

Abstract

During December 2003-January 2004, the author spent two weeks in Australia teaching a study abroad biology course. The course focused on the biodiversity of selected Australian ecosystems (temperate and tropical aquatic ecosystems, tropical and eucalyptus forests), and included an examination of evolutionary adaptations resulting from geological and physical changes and human activities.

Keywords:  study abroad, Australia

Bowling Green State University, Ohio (2004)