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Hey everyone,
Basically, I'm pretty good at Biology and Chemistry, but it seems as if I only have the concepts down if I watch videos on YouTube to help me "visualize" everything. For example, in class, we discuss enzymes and things such as polysaccharides and monosaccharides, but I find that I have A LOT of trouble actually understanding this. How do you do it? I have no clue what an amino acid looks like, so when our books bring up like a million different ones and their functions, I have trouble memorizing and picturing it. HOW do you picture and understand words like phosphatatidylcholine and processes like glycolysis. In other words, how do you recommend actually understanding the language of science, because I can't seem to get it in my head fast enough!!!
I have an OK foundation of it, but I know I will need to expand my knowledge of it as my classes get even harder, so I am looking for some ways on how to also build on it
Thanks again SDN!
Basically, I'm pretty good at Biology and Chemistry, but it seems as if I only have the concepts down if I watch videos on YouTube to help me "visualize" everything. For example, in class, we discuss enzymes and things such as polysaccharides and monosaccharides, but I find that I have A LOT of trouble actually understanding this. How do you do it? I have no clue what an amino acid looks like, so when our books bring up like a million different ones and their functions, I have trouble memorizing and picturing it. HOW do you picture and understand words like phosphatatidylcholine and processes like glycolysis. In other words, how do you recommend actually understanding the language of science, because I can't seem to get it in my head fast enough!!!
I have an OK foundation of it, but I know I will need to expand my knowledge of it as my classes get even harder, so I am looking for some ways on how to also build on it
Thanks again SDN!