Today was actually one of the first days I don't need to go home and study the subject we learned in class about. I fully understood the lesson about isotopes. Learning this actually tied up a lesson we learned about in the past about the different Carbons like Carbon-13. When asked questions about the notes I struggled for a moment, but then I looked back in my notes and found that wasn't as hard as I made it out to be. I still will study for a long time tonight and tomorrow night for the quiz. I will also have to look back on our Nomenclature unit and review it for a little because I was just made aware that our past lessons will be on the test. Today I understood everything for the most part, tied up a connection from the past, and was made aware of a section of the test.
I totally agree with your point that it was one of the easier lessons that we learned. I think that as long as you can memorize the different parts of the formula (icluding what the atomic mass means and which number represents the proton count). Personally, I don't think that you had to study that much (if at all) for this test. I am sure you did great!
ReplyDeleteI also agree with Ben, Megan! The lesson was easier, although it was sometimes hard to follow because the pace of the lesson was significantly faster than the past. I was able to comprehend anyway, the little activity after the lesson really helped solidify the lesson in my head!
ReplyDeleteI completely agree with you on fully understanding the lesson. Everything just seemed to tie together and it made it a lot easier to retain the information during the lecture, so It didn't really seem necessarily to study too much. It was more of a math based lesson though because of the equations so I guess it was a bit different then most of the Nomenclature unit. So however you studied must be working because you got a A on that quiz.
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