hi there. one of feinberg's essay sub-question was whether its "organ-based" approach suits your particular learning style. i've searched the website, and i can't seem to find any information on this "organ-based" approach of theirs. can someone help me w/ this? much appreciated. =)
Feinberg's "organ-based" approach
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chinkemon said:
Organ-based is contrast to subject-based. I'll give an example.
In a traditional curriculum, you would learn biochemistry, anatomy, histology, etc. And you would learn about the entire body at once.
In an organ-based curriculum, you would learn the biochemistry, anatomy, etc. of the liver one day/week. Then you would learn about the lungs next. Then the heart. And so on.
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you shoulda had the OP figure it out for himself, or given him the wrong answer. thats what the purpose of this NWU question is. cmon! wheres your gunner spirit???
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Do a search, this was really debated a lot when the secondary first came out.
Or, do a search for current Feinberg students; many of them have posted incredibly helpful information.
Or, do a search for current Feinberg students; many of them have posted incredibly helpful information.
