My Version of Engaging in Class!

The prime example of engaging in class is usually said to be someone who raises their hand and participates in class discussions, but this is an example of someone who is more outgoing. I am a very shy person and taking out loud is a hassle for me. My version is of engaging is to listen carefully and process what other students are saying. Listening to what other students have to say helps me learn and process the info easier. If I do have a question most likely it is answered after the discussion is over. 

June.3.2013 

Biology 12- interim report

1. An example of a time were I left this class successful was when we played the protein game. I could not understand the difference between all the Different types if proteins but after playing this game I understood the difference between primary, secondary, tertiary, and quaternary proteins.

2. My work habits in class are satisfactory I listen to all class conversations but I need to work on finishing all my assignments on time.

3. Group work can help but I feel that especially in biology independent work is better because me personally am able to memorize more when I am alone. In certain cases it can be helpful for example the protein twister game we played.

4. My goal for biology 12 is too take a lot of knowledge to university so that I can be successful and not be lost the entire the time. I am concerned about university because I am hoping to take university level biology classes. My dream job is to become a nurse or pharmacist. So if I have s strong biology base then I will be successful easier in a way.

Water Video

Amrit and I think that the demonstration in the video is true. We believe this because the water molecules and the hydrogen bond is keeping the water held together in the shape of the glass. If it weren't for the bonds, once the cup was lifted up, the water would spill straight out of the glass, as gravity pulls it down. We also believe that what makes the bonds is the twisting formation he does while he lifts the glass up. Therefore, we believe that the video is real. 

- Amrit Sanghera & Jaspreet Boparai