Laminate diagrams

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I like to laminate diagrams so I can fill them out over and over again with a fine point dry erase. I always put the answers on the back so I can double check to make sure I'm on the right track. This has helped me get Straight A's in A&P I, II and microbiology.

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This is one I have never tried...love it! :)

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what a great idea!

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That's a wonderful idea!

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I do this too. I also laminated sheets for anatomy of human and any animals I had to work with so I could write and rewrite names to learn correct spelling and writing directly on the part you're memorizing helps a ton. I also have all A's but I haven't take micro yet.

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Yes, this! I'm taking a break from drawing and labeling the respiratory tract. :]

What kind of diagrams would you make for micro? Different details about different organisms? I have friends going into micro this semester and I'd love to give them more than a binder full of notes and self tests I made.

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I'm pretty scared about Micro too... But I was told if you do pretty well in Biology then Micro would be a breeze.. But I guess we will find out in due time í ½í¸

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In A&P I would use page protectors and a dry erase marker to test myself on the pictures we had for the systems. I will have to dig out my old page protectors!! Thanks for this tip!

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