“Only the educated are free.” –Epictetus
Ø Describe your ideal Instructor/Professor.
My ideal instructor/professor would be one that is fair and doesn't fly through material and explains everything in as much detail as possible. One who doen't go on to the next lesson until they are certain that we know it well enough.
Ø “I knew it when I studied it, but I forgot it on the test.” How can students study differently to prevent this from happening?
Don;t try to cram it all in and then over study. Or they can slowly "absorb" the information and review before a test.
Ø How do you study for quizzes/tests?
I study as much as I can after I take my notes and review the night before and any spare time before the test that I can.
Ø What do you have trouble with on quizzes/tests?
remembering way to much information from a lot of chapters
Also, read this short excerpt-- I was shocked:
For coffee drinkers, it would seem fairly safe to just grab a quick cup of coffee at McDonalds on the way to work. But many health conscious people would object to it also including this list of ingredients: sodium phosphate, sodium polyphosphate, Di-Acetyl Tartrate Ester of Monoglyceride, sodium stearoyl lactylate, tetra sodium pyrophosphate, sodium hexametaphosphate, sodium citrate, and carrageenan.
http://rinf.com/alt-news/culture/surprise-ingredients-in-fast-food/1654/
Some of these food additives are not foods at all, but are chemicals that are generally recognized as safe. Most of these additives cannot be found at your local grocery store, probably because they aren’t food. But some can be found at your local hardware store, though in inedible products like low tox antifreeze, silicone caulk, soap, sunscreen, and play sand.
(This website is used only for citation purposes - you don't have to go there, unless you want to. Caution: It's scary!)
Finally - Do you feel as if there is any healthy fast food available to consumers? If so, where and why? Give specific examples of products.. Please be honest and support your opinions. For example, I feel that Subway's Veggie Sub is healthy due to its freshly-cut produce, cheese, and "fresh-baked" breads. I actually talked to a friend who works at Subway and he said in MQT, they slice their own produce. (My fear was that it arrived pre-sliced and filled with
preservatives). It's not organic, but it's a start.
No there is no such thing as a healthy fast food place because there is so much grease involved with making just about everything in fast food, whether its the food itself or what its prepared in.
Ø Describe your ideal Instructor/Professor.
My ideal instructor/professor would be one that is fair and doesn't fly through material and explains everything in as much detail as possible. One who doen't go on to the next lesson until they are certain that we know it well enough.
Ø “I knew it when I studied it, but I forgot it on the test.” How can students study differently to prevent this from happening?
Don;t try to cram it all in and then over study. Or they can slowly "absorb" the information and review before a test.
Ø How do you study for quizzes/tests?
I study as much as I can after I take my notes and review the night before and any spare time before the test that I can.
Ø What do you have trouble with on quizzes/tests?
remembering way to much information from a lot of chapters
Also, read this short excerpt-- I was shocked:
For coffee drinkers, it would seem fairly safe to just grab a quick cup of coffee at McDonalds on the way to work. But many health conscious people would object to it also including this list of ingredients: sodium phosphate, sodium polyphosphate, Di-Acetyl Tartrate Ester of Monoglyceride, sodium stearoyl lactylate, tetra sodium pyrophosphate, sodium hexametaphosphate, sodium citrate, and carrageenan.
http://rinf.com/alt-news/culture/surprise-ingredients-in-fast-food/1654/
Some of these food additives are not foods at all, but are chemicals that are generally recognized as safe. Most of these additives cannot be found at your local grocery store, probably because they aren’t food. But some can be found at your local hardware store, though in inedible products like low tox antifreeze, silicone caulk, soap, sunscreen, and play sand.
(This website is used only for citation purposes - you don't have to go there, unless you want to. Caution: It's scary!)
Finally - Do you feel as if there is any healthy fast food available to consumers? If so, where and why? Give specific examples of products.. Please be honest and support your opinions. For example, I feel that Subway's Veggie Sub is healthy due to its freshly-cut produce, cheese, and "fresh-baked" breads. I actually talked to a friend who works at Subway and he said in MQT, they slice their own produce. (My fear was that it arrived pre-sliced and filled with
preservatives). It's not organic, but it's a start.
No there is no such thing as a healthy fast food place because there is so much grease involved with making just about everything in fast food, whether its the food itself or what its prepared in.
