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Well… this oughta cover it. I was reading comments to my reddit submission of the many oxidation states of carbon, and Aa1979 asked if the functional groups could be arranged logically according to actual chemical transformations. I replied that would be too reaction dependent… alcohols can be turned into a great many things (chlorides, alkenes, ketones, acids, aldehydes…), then aldehydes themselves could be turned into a great many things (alcohols, alkenes, acids, imine/enamine, acetal…). Feeling crazy, and deciding to put of lab work I should be doinghaving nothing to do, I expanded on James’ mind map and tried to get as many reactions as I could on one map. These are just about all the reactions you’d encounter in your standard, two semester undergraduate organic chemistry course.
Mobile Curriculum on an iPhone with iTunes U
Have you experimented with building a course yet with the new iTunes U Course Manager? The creation of Apple's web based course manager for the iOS iTunes U app is one of those big deals in education that somehow has flown pretty much under the radar. This is unusual for Apple, where customarily every utterance or new product is met with cult like adoration. An underplayed Apple story? Can't be. But with iTunes U and Course Manager we seem to have an underexposed Apple product. And the biggest deal may be that iTunes U finally delivers a platform that allows us to put our course curriculum in our pocket (as long at that pocket contains an iPhone). The iTunes U app (only available on iOS devices) works with Apple's web based Course Manager portal to allow faculty and learning designers to easily create "courses" that contain documents and media files. We have been experimenting in putting up video files from our lecture capture system (Echo360), and the playback works great.
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Free Science mind map templates and examples covering Physics, Chemistry and Biology! Hundreds of science mind map templates and examples to help you with your scientific studies! I revisited the food pyramid with a creative mind map. I extended it to a new piece of educational content for informing or teaching kids, students or… iMindMap Map This mind map summarizes the required course content for Ireland's Leaving Certificate State Examination in Biology and the specific sub-topic of … MindGenius Map Learn about light and sound, the properties of these elements and their technical labels. By imindmap. This Mind Map, based on the textbook "Gray's Anatomy" by Henry Gray, explores the subject of Human Biology, looking at 2 main groups; th… Learn something about how electricity works! Titan is considered to be a very earthlike moon. Mindmap is a good way to organize information into a structure that makes it easier for learning. ConceptDraw Mindmap By olesya.
Why I Study Challenge
“I will NOT waste this opportunity.” Cassandra Marie United States Air Force I study to make this world a better place. I am a nursing major who has high aspirations and goals. One day, I will be a part of a humanitarian mission to provide medical care to those less fortunate than us. “Only when challenged can we show our heart.” Christina Batress Los Angeles, California I study because it takes me places. Still, studying is hard work. The act of studying is unlike any other in that it can directly influence not only your life's trajectory but that of others as well. “I study because I want to help people.” Seneca Erwin Bellingham, Washington I study because I want to help people. “I will nevertake my education for granted.” Eva Wasney Cairns, Queensland, Australia I study because I will never take my education for granted. “I really think I can change the future.” David Van I study due to the harsh conditions my family has been through. “I study so that I can repay those who saved my dad's life.”
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Idea Map 262 Shares How a College Student Memorized Chemistry Guidelines
Idea Mapping has been helping Luther College students since the fall 2009 semester. This is the first example from the fall 2010 classes. You can search on this blog for “Luther College” to find over 25 other examples from last school years’ students. Again Dr. Their assignment was to create an idea map that would be relevant to them either personally, professionally, or academically. Above you will find Idea Map #262. “When I made this idea map, we had just started some basic chemistry guidelines that I was having trouble memorizing and keeping straight. Thank you for sharing this Shelby! Bookmark us!
Concept Mapping
« PreviousHomeNext » Social scientists have developed a number of methods and processes that might be useful in helping you to formulate a research project. I would include among these at least the following -- brainstorming, brainwriting, nominal group techniques, focus groups, affinity mapping, Delphi techniques, facet theory, and qualitative text analysis. Here, I'll show you a method that I have developed, called concept mapping, which is especially useful for research problem formulation. Concept mapping is a general method that can be used to help any individual or group to describe their ideas about some topic in a pictorial form. Although concept mapping is a general method, it is particularly useful for helping social researchers and research teams develop and detail ideas for research. So what is concept mapping? A concept mapping process involves six steps that can take place in a single day or can be spread out over weeks or months depending on the situation.
