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"The task is not so much to see what no one else as yet has seen, but to think what nobody yet has thought about that which everybody sees."
-Arthur Schopenhauer
Body
Geography and Infrastructure -Do
the reading and study exactly as it is described in the
SQ4R
procedure.
Do
not cheat on this you're only hurting
yourself! -After
using the Internet resources, and answering what you can
of your objectives, complete the homework assignments
listed below. Copy and past your objectives into your
word processor. Cut and paste text, and graphics, from
the online activities to make yourself a document that
you can use in your study group. Ask
questions in class about any of
the
Objectives
that
you could not answer.
You
must take responsibility for being as prepared for the
exam as you can possibly
be.
I
will help where I can, but I can't do much if I don't
know what your problems are. You must study until you are
capable of determining if you need help. Being
able to ask questions and reciting with other students
can make all of the difference in your mastery of the
material. A group that can meet face-to-face is the best
situation, but if that can be arranged then creating your
own group blog
is
the next best thing. Click on
the
Blogger
Start
link.
If you use
Instant
Messenger,
that's wonderful. Whatever will get you into a group, do
it! Get your Study Group members to register and you have
a way of communicating so that
on
the
night before the night
before
the
exam you
RECITE
orally,
or write, the answers to the objectives with the group
not using your notes. This will be the final confirmation
that you know the material and are ready to take the
examination. If you are still not ready for the exam, at
least you have one more day to prepare. 2.
Use
the
Infrastructure and Geography
Notes
and
Anatomy
and Physiology
Tutorials
to
learn the structure and function of the human body. Find
the antomical structures and their functions that are
listed in your objectives and notes. 3.
Label the Anatomical Graphics provided in the in-class
Power Point package to use as a study aid. These same
graphics will be used as part of the examination during
testing. 4.
Use Virtual
Autopsy
to
learn the structure and function of the human
body.
Return
to Index
-Always
use your Chapter Objectives as your directive to the
homework. Keep a copy on the desktop, or a hardcopy, and
fill in the information needed to meet the objective.
The
next activity requires Shockwave
Plug-in1.
COPY and PASTE the
Objectives
for
Examination #1 onto a page in your word processing
program. With the information from classroom lectures and
the links to the internet, fill in the objective sheet.
The
Objective
sheet
will be your study guide for the first exam.