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Biomolecules and Human Health Post your reflection from our last two class sessions... our breakdown & discussion of carbohydrates, the connection to diet plans, t... Started by Sean Nash	17	11 hours ago Reply by Sean Nash
Worthless Species? Thanks to biotechnology, we are learning how to create new forms of life tailored to specific purposes. If it is acceptable to create des... Started by Sean Nash	33	1 day ago Reply by Miranda Lynn Stanton
What Is Science? Use the thread below to engage in reflection about topics that were discussed in class last week. Discuss any "aha's" you had during our ... Started by Sean Nash	68	Oct 14 Reply by Sean Grinstead
POND PREVIEW In the space below, reflect on and extend your learning from our last session. I thought we did a really nice job of connecting to the kn... Started by Sean Nash	46	Oct 13 Reply by Terra Younger
Shark Cartilage: What's the Deal? In a quest to get everyone enrolled and on board with our class network... today we will have a "mini-debate." The class has been divided... Started by Sean Nash	86	Sep 9 Reply by josh steltenpohl
EVOLUTION Pre-instruction. Nested discussion. Accessing background knowledge. Characterizing preconceptions. Developing questions. Baseline reflect... Started by Sean Nash	51	May 29 Reply by Morgan Wacker
Virtual Classroom Reflection Our experimentation has certainly come a long way this year. In our short time working in this space (since only September 2009) we have ... Started by Sean Nash	6	May 29 Reply by Morgan Wacker
What does it really mean to be "male" or "female?" This interactive multimedia experience is brought to you by HHMI, The Howard Hughes Medical Institute. This is one of the more well-const... Started by Sean Nash	15	Mar 19 Reply by Taylor Snider
11.25.2008 classroom reflection Post your reflection from today's lab session... on biochemical composition of common food items. You might want to say a thing or two ab... Started by Sean Nash	20	Dec. 11, 2008 Reply by Skylar N. Womach
11.19.2008 classroom reflection Post your reflection from today's class session... the overall unit on biochemistry and how it related to human nutrition and metabolism,... Started by Sean Nash	16	Nov. 21, 2008 Reply by Skylar N. Womach

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Sean Nash replied to Sean Nash's discussion 'Biomolecules and Human Health'

I appreciate your reflection in the final paragraph. It is a huge difference. It is big enough that is takes an adjustment period to fully take over your own learning... and wrestle it from those who would choose to spoon-feed it to you. Trust me,...

11 hours ago

Terra Younger replied to Erin Nash's discussion 'Nutrition Labels - An Analysis'

I learned a lot about "healthy" and "unhealthy" foods doing this project... Most food that society considers "healthy" really isn't and I'm glad I learned how to determine if it's not. My healthy food was a Quaker Chewy Granola Bar: Chocolate Chi...

16 hours ago

Shelby Hawkins replied to Erin Nash's discussion 'Nutrition Labels - An Analysis'

My healthy food wasn't one that you would probably consider a really "healthy" food, but it is for me. Because of all my icky blood sugar issues, I try to find foods with a good amount of protein. This makes Austin PB crackers a pretty good choice...

yesterday

Aziz Siddikov replied to Erin Nash's discussion 'Nutrition Labels - An Analysis'

This class was very important for me as a good lab to check what food is really good for athlete. As athlete you don't want too much calories from fats. It is more better if you have more calories from proteins. And also if you are the cross count...

yesterday

Kerstyn Bolton replied to Erin Nash's discussion 'Nutrition Labels - An Analysis'

Before this class I had always looked at the nutrition facts on foods, but I only looked at the calories. Every once in awhile I would look at the other facts, but I never REALLY looked at them. Since we did this lesson in class I'm really excited...

yesterday

Hannah Rush replied to Sean Nash's discussion 'Biomolecules and Human Health'

There is really no excuse, but I really had a tough time understanding the whole carbs section. (hence the reason why I slacked off and am now posting a week later..) Growing up, today's society has been put under the influence that carbohydrates ...

yesterday

Marcy Withrow replied to Erin Nash's discussion 'Nutrition Labels - An Analysis'

My healthy food was a Nutri-Grain Bar and my unhealthy food was mini donuts. The nutri-grain bar is a typical healthy food. The front of it says “ More of the Whole Grains Your Body Needs” which is most likely true. It is a cereal bar and is prod...

yesterday

Blayr Bolton replied to Erin Nash's discussion 'Nutrition Labels - An Analysis'

So, I'm gonna start with my "healthy" food. It was a banana! I don't eat bananas too often, but my dad buy's them a lot. They're always sitting on my counter. And honestly when I do eat them, the main reason is because it's my healthy choice over ...

yesterday

Amanda Dixon replied to Erin Nash's discussion 'Nutrition Labels - An Analysis'

my healthy food was shrimp. this food actually was healthy. it had a lot of protein and not a lot of fat or to many carbs. My unhealthy item was hot chocolate, it had a ton of fat. I need 1934 calories a day. I probably burn about this many a day...

yesterday

Miranda Lynn Stanton replied to Sean Nash's discussion 'What is Life?'

I personaly don't think anyone should have an abortion. It shouldn't matter if the child will have disabilities. Everyone should have a chance in life.

yesterday

Ivory Baldwin replied to Erin Nash's discussion 'Nutrition Labels - An Analysis'

The day before we had to bring in the two food labels, i was standing in my kitchen at home trying to decide what to bring. Every morning i usually eat a trail mix chewy bar. I decided to use this as my healthy food. When i looked at it, it looks ...

yesterday

Miranda Lynn Stanton replied to Sean Nash's discussion 'Biomolecules and Human Health'

There are two different types of carbohydrates. There are simple sugars carbohydrates and complex carbohydrates. Simple carbohydrates are like what you find in a sugar bowl or in suckers. Complex carbohydrates are found in breads and crackers. You...

yesterday

Miranda Lynn Stanton replied to Sean Nash's discussion 'Worthless Species?'

Add information- When you take species out of the environment you also take away more then just that, each speacies contributes to each other. For example if you take a spider away you become over populated with species such as flies, therefor yo...

yesterday

Ali Bargu replied to Erin Nash's discussion 'Nutrition Labels - An Analysis'

During this class periods (that I mostly missed) my personal goal was to learn how i can make my diet better then it is now. I figured out what specific parts of the ingredients are good, bad or which one you should look at according to your bodie...

yesterday

Kylie Warner replied to Erin Nash's discussion 'Nutrition Labels - An Analysis'

The food that I brought was apples and Wheat Thins. The apple slices were healthy. I know this because it was 100% Carbohydrates and nothing else. I think that the carbohydrates came from fructose mainly. The Wheat Thins, then, were obviously the...

yesterday

Sean Grinstead replied to Erin Nash's discussion 'Nutrition Labels - An Analysis'

In the discussion i choose raisins and ho-ho's. I choose the raisins as the healthy food because it is a dried fruit so i figured it didn't have very much fat. I choose the snack cake as the unhealthy food because it had a large amount of calories...

yesterday

Taylor Woodruff replied to Erin Nash's discussion 'Nutrition Labels - An Analysis'

Well my healthy food that I chose was an apple, because I usually eat around 2 a week so I figured that would be the perfect healthy food for me to look up. I figured it was healthy because for one it's a fruit, it's natural, and it doesn't have a...

yesterday

Shandis Cruz replied to Erin Nash's discussion 'Nutrition Labels - An Analysis'

I learned quite a bit today about "healthy" and "unhealthy" foods. From previously looking into this topic I learned that marketing plays a huge role on what foods we believe to be "healthy." My "healthy choice" is the perfect example. My healthy ...

on Wednesday

Hunter Ewart replied to Erin Nash's discussion 'Nutrition Labels - An Analysis'

I really didn't pay any attention as to how much i ate or what i ate. Being active i really didn't care it was food so i ate it I'm sure a lot of us do the same thing. I hear all kinds of diet ads saying the fast easy way to loose weight just do t...

on Tuesday

Laci Shoemaker replied to Erin Nash's discussion 'Nutrition Labels - An Analysis'

According to the little BMR thing, I need 2041 calories per day. This opened my eyes because not everything you eat is healthy, or at least the stuff that you think is healthy really is not, and I like the fact that we learned how to calculate th...

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