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Comprehending Challenging Material

Comprehending Challenging Material. Grand Rounds June 16, 2011 Francisco R. Renteria , Ph.D. http://www.dr-sanderson.org/. Wolynes, Peter G. “Symmetry and the energy landscapes of biomolecules,” PNAS December 10, 1996 vol. 93 no. 25 14249-14255.

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Comprehending Challenging Material

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  1. Comprehending Challenging Material Grand Rounds June 16, 2011 Francisco R. Renteria, Ph.D.

  2. http://www.dr-sanderson.org/

  3. Wolynes, Peter G. “Symmetry and the energy landscapes of biomolecules,” • PNAS December 10, 1996 vol. 93 no. 25 14249-14255 Borgia et. al. “Single-molecule studies of protein folding,” Annual Review of Biochemistry, July 2008,Vol. 77: 101-125

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  5. The KEY • to learning is REPETITION! • www.mywealthspa.com • Needham, Simon S. “Archery: The Art of Repetion, Crowood Press, October 1, 2006

  6. The Learning Process • It begins BEFORE you come to class! • Student Expectations • Learning starts during class • Learning happens the first time around • Reality • Lectures should guide and reinforce • Class is the BEST time for questions, clear misunderstandings

  7. How can I maximize repetitions? • The biggest impact: • How you read! • The Reading Process • Different methods for different books

  8. Reading a Textbook Chapter • 1) Do not read! • Examine all figures, tables, diagrams – attempt to understand the message of each. • 2) Do not read! • Examine all headings and subheadings – what do you think each section is about? Write it down. • 3) NOW READ • Refer back to figures, tables, diagrams when necessary – sometimes you may not have to! • 4) If you didn’t understand something • Write it down and ask a question during class!

  9. Using this method • 1) Chapter reading will take LESS time! • 2) You will have THREE exposures (repetitions) to the material BEFORE you even come to class.

  10. After lecture…. • Formulate questions on things that are still unclear. • Get tutoring • Ask questions to instructor (email, verbal, etc.) • Review material DAILY, not just one time before an exam • Keep flashcards in your pocket - review any chance you get (standing in lines, etc.) • Yes, you will look like a NERD – but that’s ok. • wordpress.com

  11. Whats stopping you? Life Education

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