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How to Prepare for Each Biochem Class

How to Prepare for Each Biochem Class. Who Wants an “A”?. Bloom Original Taxonomy of Learning. Bloom’s Taxonomy Original and Revised. Biochem Class and Blooms Taxonomy. Biochem Class Activities: PROBLEMS and CASE STUDIES use the Higher Order Thinking Skills

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How to Prepare for Each Biochem Class

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  1. How to Prepare for Each Biochem Class Who Wants an “A”?

  2. Bloom Original Taxonomy of Learning

  3. Bloom’s Taxonomy Original and Revised

  4. Biochem Class and Blooms Taxonomy Biochem Class Activities: PROBLEMS and CASE STUDIES use the Higher Order Thinking Skills Biochem Problems (see selected End of Chapter Problems) involve two general areas: Chemical Structure problems: a. sequencing proteins and nucleic acids, b. solving 3-D structures of proteins and nucleic acids, and b. solving lipid and carbohydrate structures. Chemical problems involving calculations (solubility, pKa, enzyme kinetics, thermodynamics: ΔG, redox). NOTE: Calculations resulting in numbers are only RIGHT with their UNITS.

  5. Clicker Question to Get to: What is the cleavage pattern of S-L-F-K-P-W-Q by chymotrypsin? The Answer depends upon knowing which is the N-terminal and C-terminal sides of each amino acid in the peptide. Clicker Question The N-terminal side of amino acid lysine in the above peptide is attached to: F. S. Q. P. W.

  6. Clicker Question to Get to: What is the cleavage pattern of S-L-F-K-P-W-Q by chymotrypsin? The Answer depends upon knowing which is the N-terminal and C-terminal sides of each amino acid in the peptide. Clicker Question The N-terminal side of amino acid lysine in the above peptide is attached to: F. This is a Chapter 3 problem, students already know the S. single letter code for all 20 amino acids (beginning of Q. week 2). The single letter code for lysine is “K”. P. W.

  7. Clicker Question 1. What is the cleavage patter of S-L-A-F-K-P-W-Q by chymotrypsin? A. Q , S-L-A-F-K , P-W. B. S-L-A-F , K-P-W , Q. C. S-L-A-F-K , P-W-Q. A-F , S-L, K-P-W-Q. None of these.

  8. How to Prepare for Each Biochem Class: 4 Points Before CLASS: Do the narrated PowerPoint “Lecture”: You have control of it so that you can pause (take notes): a. to compare the lecture to content in the book. b. to think about how this material is related to other parts of the course. c. to identify the parts you need more work to get yourself to owning these parts. Test your knowledge using the practice exams in the syllabus and the textbook’s web site (BiochemPortal) practice questions: LearningCurve.

  9. How to Prepare for Each Biochem Class: 4 Points From the LearningCurve, think about what you got right (the material you now own) and the parts you need to work on. Be accountable first to yourself. Build your Biochem knowledge on what you got right. Work on the parts you got wrong…so that now you own this whole section or chapter ! 4. Do the EOC Problems….Class problems will be derived from the selected problems, and Case Studies rely on your problem solving skills that you are developing. Then come to CLASS and have fun DOING BIOCHEM.

  10. What to do After An Exam Pick Up the Exam: Handed back the next class. CELEBRATE what you got RIGHT : This is Biochem Knowledge you Own and Can Use. Find Out What You Missed and Why…then get to own it. All parts of this course are connected to each other. The pay off will be a better grades on the next exams and Comprehensive Final !! Effective Learning Goes On AFTER Exams Keep On the Learning Curve !!

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