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Hi Aylin,

First thank you for the revisions on Chapters 1-4. I am working to get them all done first and I will let you know when we will do 5-7. I wanted to address your question about the order of the laboratory syllabus. You asked, why we do measurements and scientific papers first and not the scientific method. First, we do this because it has historically taken our students a while to get the book. Sometimes the bookstore does not have them or most often the student does not have their financial aid. Before we did this manual students would take about three weeks to get the manual and we had a rule that they couldn’t come to lab if they did not have the book. This was a real hardship for both the faculty and the student, which

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