Project Mind Map focusses on the roles that non-covalent interactions play in protein structure and function
Students that engage in the creation of connections between material have a better understanding of that material- taking the time in class to create mind maps as a think-pair-share type activity helps students connect both to each other and to the appropriate concepts. Each of the segments in the composite mind map below are represented by mindmaps and and powerpoints to critical concepts that will be linked here for faculty use and will be password protected.
Understanding the many roles that non-covalent interactions can play in enzyme structure and function
Mind Map of the process of writing a research proposal
Read the title: what do you learn?
Read the abstract: what do you learn?
Read the rest of the paper: what do you want to learn?
Understanding the properties of covalent bonds is important for understanding protein structure and function
Understanding reactions - how far (equilibrium) & how fast (kinetics) is based on concepts and measurements (data analysis)