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100 Best Books on Human Anatomy and Physiology
Anatomy and Physiology books are some of the best books to have if you are one of the lucky pre medical students in the world, or you just really like to learn about anatomical structures. One of my most prized possessions when it comes to anatomy textbook collections is my netter atlas of human anatomy book set. I have the entire set and got it at a decent price, considering. A decent anatomy and physiology textbook can really up your game when it comes to understanding the body systems, fundamentals of anatomy, and increasing your understanding of anatomy. They are great for visual learners, often have detailed descriptions beyond what…
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200 Creative Life Science Journal Writing Prompts
Wether you are looking for casual journal prompts, specifically science writing prompts, or a good writing topic for a paper, I’ve got you covered. These daily writing prompts can be used for most of the next year, especially if you revisit some of them more than once or expand upon them over multiple days. Strengthen your writing skills with these journal writing prompts, and also beef up your brain cells with this perfect critical thinking activity. One of my favorite things to do through out the school year is to look up some famous person in the sciences, and see what contributions they have made. It is a great way…
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The Language of Human Anatomy FREE Printable Review Exercise
Frontal view of the human skull illustration by Chandra Hyatt (Marlow) Scouring the internet for freebies to help you learn Anatomy and Physiology? Look no further. I am giving you, for free, a printable that will give you tons of practice on your language of anatomy to include anatomical position, body planes, body cavities, other directional terms, regions of the body, and much more. I myself am taking an a&p course this summer spanning over 12 weeks in 2-6 week accelerated parts. So I know the struggle when trying to study the millions of things that you do in a short period of time. So, enough talking, let’s get to…
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How to: Life Science Without the Degree
As a college student, I really wish there had been an article like this out there when exploring getting my degree in Biology. Don’t get me wrong, having access to a college education due to my G.I. Bill is a privelege I don’t take for granted, but I know that not everyone has this ability. So in this post I am going to be sharing with you extensive resources to get an education in the life sciences for far less than a college degree. 1. EdX A favorite of mine, EdX provides free courses from multiple prestigious and worldwide institutions such as Harvard, MIT, UCSD and an endless list more.…
