Abstract
Utilizing popular press books can increase accessibility and aid in retention of marginalized groups; by increasing student engagement, improving material accessibility through real-world examples, and helping ease the financial burden of textbooks. The current article outlines how several popular press books have been successfully implemented in different levels of neuroscience coursework, including an introductory neuroscience course, a mid-level drugs and behavior course, and a senior seminar. Implementation strategies and pitfalls are discussed, including best practices for assessment and incorporation of popular press books into course material.
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