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Volume : IV, Issue : III, April - 2014

THE ROLE OFMATHEMA TICS IN BIOLOGY

Sushil Kumar Y adav, None

By : Laxmi Book Publication

Abstract :

Research in any discipline does not occur in a vacuum. For any research endeavour there are antecedent studies on the topic of interest. A feature of studies of research in Science, Mathematics and T echnology Education is that it is highly localised in terms of its empirical bases. Most of universities or colleges, now , believe that it is essential to include mathematics courses in the curriculum of biology department. This study aim at exploring to what extent biology department students are successful in comprehending mathematical concepts. Result can be interpreted as follows: “Biology department students find it difficult to comprehend an abstract concept, but they are more successful in solving concrete problems. This situation might be also the reason why these students have chosen biology department, a field not closely related to mathematics. Therefore, it might be more logical to teach this course in such a way that students can figure out the abstract structure of mathematics with the help of concrete problems.

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    Sushil Kumar Y adav, None(2014). THE ROLE OFMATHEMA TICS IN BIOLOGY. Indian Streams Research Journal, Vol. IV, Issue. III, http://isrj.org/UploadedData/4581.pdf

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