Course Videos

• The videos were designed to make you feel like you are participating in one-on-one tutorial. Try to cultivate the sense of give-and-take that you would have in tutorial. If a video pauses to ask you a question, try to answer the question!
• The videos provide coverage of physics, general chemistry, organic chemistry, biochemistry, and molecular cell biology, everything in MCAT science except for physiology, which is covered by other means in the course.
  
• The videos build on each other. For example, the figure above is taken from the start of the course in which SDS-PAGE, a key protein laboratory technique, is being used as the context for construction of a free body diagram. It is a Newton's Laws problem. We are studying Newton's Laws while also priming SDS-PAGE. This type of teaching creates depth of processing for both subjects. When we return to SDS-PAGE later in the course, we will be more sophisticated because we primed it here. The videos build on each other, so it is beneficial to watch them in order.
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