I am glad this unit is over. I had a hard time getting through it ( my own fault) and I was grateful that we had an extra week.
I am most proud of the the major lab and I am also proud of the compendium reviews. Thirdly I am glad that I finished... it is currently 11:50 pm on Friday, October 24th. Obviously I could pace myself better so I am not trying to finish everything at the last minute. I am a rotten speller and rely upon spellcheck more then I should. I was having trouble with the spellcheck on my blog so it I was using Word and pasting onto the blog which was time consuming.
I tried to follow the guidelines to do A work but it may seem somewhat rushed. Also this evaluation may not be posted before the clock strikes 12.*sigh*
I felt most engaged in the course while doing the major lab assignment. It was interesting to me and I really got into it. I felt most distanced while my husband was getting his third round of chemotherapy, he was very sick and I could not think of anything else.
I am really enjoying the class and the content. I think the course is very well put together and the website is easy to navigate. Nothing that anyone did confused me but I will say that glycolysis and the Krebs cycle makes my head explode. We don't have to look at that again do we?
The ethical issues topic and the idea of nutritionisn were very interesting to me. I was surprised at how interesting I found the subject to be.
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Hi Virginia,
What can I say...this is basically a perfect unit. I guess I'm glad that the nutrition part has made you reflect on family nutrition at this obviously intense time for the family...I just wish we had easier answers for all of us...but sounds like you are very thoughtful and smart about what the trade-offs are! Keep up the great work...such a beautiful blog!
LAB PROJECT: Great job...beautiful graphs that clearly show data...nice hypotheses and you do such a good job of showing how your data reflect back on your hypotheses. I would say your diastolic changes are insignificant and this would not be expected to change with activity. Significant systolic changes that, as they should, match the changes in pulse and respiration.
ETHICS ESSAY: Boy, what a personal and insightful essay...so many tough decisions in a world full of choices!!!
COMPENDIUMS: These are beautiful...so elegantly organized with a nice table of contents, great choice of images, all referenced, and excellent descriptions written for each sub-topic. These are real models!
ONLINE LABS: These are also great...again, very personal on the food for a day and great job on the b.p. Analysis.
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