Reviews for A student handbook for writing in biology

The average rating for A student handbook for writing in biology based on 2 reviews is 4 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2015-05-01 00:00:00 David Lieb Citation: Knisely, K. (2013). A student handbook for writing in biology (2nd ed.). Sunderland, Mass. : Gordonsville, VA: Sinauer Associates ; W.H. Freeman. Citation by: Amelia Ford Type of reference: Handbook Call Number: Ref 808 K718s2013 Content/Scope: This is a practical guide for students that are learning to write based on the conventions of biology. This is also a great tool for those that are interested in pursuing a career as a biologist. It includes clear and practical advice to students covering the entire paper writing process, from finding primary literature, to writing a laboratory report to presenting findings. Accuracy/Authority/Bias: The author is a biology expert from Bucknell University and the handbook has had updates to reflect the new changes in Word and Excel. Arrangement/Presentation: The tone of the book makes for easy reading, offering an approach to students that is useful and even comforting. It has many resources available for students that are working on research papers or giving a presentation. It is very practical and user-friendly. Relation to other works: This is an excellent resource to add to the collection that already exists for technical writing and research in specific subject areas. Accessibility/Diversity: The graphic organizers would be great visuals for those that are visual learners and the layout of the text is very user-friendly for those students with reading disabilities. Cost: 27.99 Professional Review: P. J. West American University Library. (2013). A student handbook for writing in biology. Choice.

Review # 2 was written on 2017-03-09 00:00:00 Mortimer Mortimer good book