Today's daily question was a group activity and we spent about half the class period on it. The instructions were:
Write out the following table, determine which students accurately described the organic molecule correctly and put a star by them. Those students that did not – Please “tell them” (as if you were grading this paper), what they did wrong and which organic molecule they DID describe.
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I split you into groups then and assigned you each a student, you were to tell me first if they were right or wrong. If they were right - you were to tell me what specifically they said that was key, if they were wrong you also made notes. This is what we came up with!! |
We then continued with our enzymes notes - this will lead us into our final section and final lab of this chapter.
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I had you jot down on this one that in a lock and key model the substrate binds DIRECTLY into the active site like a key fits in a lock. |
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We talked about this slide but I did not have you write it in your notes. |
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