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[QUOTE="Dr. Courtney, post: 6033304, member: 117790"] I always preferred my lectures to be more complementary to the book for several reasons: 1. Following the book too closely tended to convince students that they did not need to read the book. 2. Students who did read the book benefit more from a complementary perspective. 3. Most of the other resources the publisher provides to supplement the book are from a common perspective to the book. [/QUOTE]
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