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The laboratory course for physical geography: a community college pattern

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  • 1975
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  • The California Geographer 14: 92-96
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  • Physical Geography has been a "traditional" course in most California Community Colleges. This appears to have been the case in the days of fewer colleges with limited course selection, and it appears to be the situation today with more than ninety colleges offering hundreds of courses. Over the years, Geography I, the introductory physical course, has provided a substantial challenge for thousands of lower division students. Unfortunately, significant numbers have either failed to complete the course or have earned low marks; thus, Geography I has the reputation of being a "hard" course.
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