DE Anatomy Study and Review Materials   Tags: anatomy, de anatomy, de anatomy review, de anatomy study, domer  

Your Textbook

• Complete assigned reading prior to the inclass discussion
• Take notes in Cornell Note format as you read
• Pay particular attention to bold faced words and classifications
• After reading a topic, review your notes and write your summary
• Make note of anything you do not understand and ask about it in class

Study Guide

• Complete as much of the study guide as you can after reading the text and the in class discussion
• Fill in any items that you cannot do, by looking them up in the textbook or your notes
• After completing the study guide check your responses with the key

Lab Packet

• Stay on task during lab activities doing that which is assigned each day
• Read and take notes on the lab manual when assigned.
• Reference the lab manual, atlas or textbook when identifying tissues under the microscope. Look to see what the tissue should look like before you start drawing.
• Ask if you do not obtain the results you are supposed to.

Essays

• Read through the essay questions early in the unit.
• As you read about the essay topics in the textbook and learn in class, takes notes of what you want to include in your essay
• Check the essay grading rubric and compose your first draft
• Finalize your essay, making certain you have completely answered the questions and included examples and applications

Class Discussions

• Follow the lecture with your completed Cornell Notes
• Highlight or add to your notes those topics that you did not include or those that are important
• Ask questions and actively listen
• it is helpful to review your notes after the lecture as well

Review Activities

• Actively take part in classroom review activities.
• Try to complete the activities without the assistance of your notes.
• Check your notes or ask when  you do not know an answer

• Check the objectives for each unit.  Can you perform the listed objective?
• Review Cornell Notes and summaries.  If you cannot explain the concept, review the material in the textbook.
• Check your study guide with the study guide key.  Review those items that you missed.
• Review lab handouts.  Topics that are covered in the study guide and the lab are important.
• Go through the review questions at the end of the chapter.  This is a great overview of the content.
• Practice labelling the diagrams.  Can you identify the major structures?