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    This document contains frequently asked questions (FAQs) about Biochemistry Group Discussions (BGDs) for students. BGDs are student-directed discussion forums that synthesize concepts in biochemical pathways. Students will be evaluated based on their attendance, participation, and ability to ask and answer questions as part of a team. BGDs comprise 5% of the student's final grade. To study, students should review the learning objectives for each BGD, which will cover topics like carbohydrate metabolism pathways and inborn errors of metabolism. Students are not allowed to use notes or gadgets during the BGD. Makeup BGDs for absent students will be held at the end of the year. The plenary session involves presenting

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    This document contains frequently asked questions (FAQs) about Biochemistry Group Discussions (BGDs) for students. BGDs are student-directed discussion forums that synthesize concepts in biochemical pathways. Students will be evaluated based on their attendance, participation, and ability to ask and answer questions as part of a team. BGDs comprise 5% of the student's final grade. To study, students should review the learning objectives for each BGD, which will cover topics like carbohydrate metabolism pathways and inborn errors of metabolism. Students are not allowed to use notes or gadgets during the BGD. Makeup BGDs for absent students will be held at the end of the year. The plenary session involves presenting

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    2019 BGD Carbs Students

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    This document contains frequently asked questions (FAQs) about Biochemistry Group Discussions (BGDs) for students. BGDs are student-directed discussion forums that synthesize concepts in biochemical pathways. Students will be evaluated based on their attendance, participation, and ability to ask and answer questions as part of a team. BGDs comprise 5% of the student's final grade. To study, students should review the learning objectives for each BGD, which will cover topics like carbohydrate metabolism pathways and inborn errors of metabolism. Students are not allowed to use notes or gadgets during the BGD. Makeup BGDs for absent students will be held at the end of the year. The plenary session involves presenting

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    FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQs) about BGDs:

    1. WHAT IS A BGD?
    BGD stands for B IOCHEMISTRY GROUP DISCUSSION. This is a student-directed
    discussion forum intended to synthesize important metabolic concepts in biochemical
    pathways concerned with macromolecules. A case is presented and certain tasks are
    set to guide the students. The students may or may not be asked to come up with a
    written output. A plenary is held after the BGD with assigned faculty.

    2. HOW WILL I BE GRADED DURING THE BGD?


    Individual students will be evaluated according to the rubric below: Perfect score = 6.
    A. Attends on time
    B. Provides information
    C. Asks appropriate questions
    D. Listens to opinions of groupmates
    E. Participates as a team player
    F. If requested, presents completed/accomplished worksheet (format to be assigned)

    3. THE BGD COMPRISES WHAT % OF MY FINAL GRADE?


    5%.

    4. HOW DO I STUDY FOR THE BGDs? Check the learning objectives below 

    BGD ON CARBOHYDRATE METABOLISM – CARBOHYDRATES IN EVERYDAY LIFE


    LEARNING OBJECTIVES
    At the end of the activity, the students should be able to:
    1. Trace the pathway of the major carbohydrate and common metabolic pathways in the
    well-fed and fasting states.
    2. Complete the tables on the characteristic of the major carbohydrate metabolic
    pathways.
    3. Differentiate ATP synthesis via substrate level and oxidative phosphorylation.
    4. Outline the conversion of glucose into amino acids and lipids.
    5. Complete the table on the inborn errors of carbohydrate metabolism.

    5. ARE WE ALLOWED TO LOOK AT OUR NOTES//GADGETS DURING BGD?


    NO. 

    6. WHAT HAPPENS IF I AM ABSENT DURING THE BGD?


    Makeup for missed BGDs will be done at the end of the year, whether absence is
    excused or unexcused. Absentees from different sections will be combined as one
    group, and will be assigned cases appropriate to the BGD that was missed or based on
    the consensus of the BGD committee of the Departmenet

    7. WHAT HAPPENS DURING THE PLENARY?


    All students assemble at Ana Amphi at 11 AM for the plenary. Dr. Reportoso may ask
    any student to present their manila paper output so that confusing or challenging topics
    may be clarified.

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