KIN 123 1st Edition Lecture 11. KIN 123: Foundations of Healtha. Required Materialsi. Core Concepts in Health 13th Edition Brief by Insel& Roth, published by McGraw Hill1. Editions 11 to 13 can be found at the university bookstore, if you decide to go with the cheaper option (the earlier editions are generally cheaper) make sure it is the “brief” edition so the chapters match up with what is assigned ii. Top Hat Accessiii. For class: something to take notes with (notebook, computer etc.)1. Paper and pen/pencil for in class assignments2. Device to use Top Hativ. Pencil and eraser on exam daysv. Download and read syllabus b. Top Hati. “clicker” system for taking attendance, quizzes, and in class participationii. Use TopHat with your own device1. Phone(by text message)2. Website on laptop or tablet3. App on tablet or smart phoneiii. Single semester ($20), or 5 year subscription ($38)iv. Instructions on how to register can be found on sakaiv. For additional help contact [email protected]. How to Succeed in KIN 123i. Take responsibility for yourself-see Sakai Linksii. Be in class and on time every dayiii. Keep up with reading assignmentsiv. Take notes during class-get notes from a classmate if you must miss class (powerpoints will be uploaded to TopHat as we progress through them)v. Participate in class via TopHatvi. Complete and submit all assignments on timevii. Study for exams: review class notes and textbook readings, especially chapter summaries and terms in green boxes-ask questions about parts you are unsure ofBefore Next Class:1. Download and carefully read the entire syllabusThese notes represent a detailed interpretation of the professor’s lecture. GradeBuddy is best used as a supplement to your own notes, not as a substitute.2. Read the documents and links in the “Read this Section First” folder located inside the “Class Materials” section of Sakai3. Create a Top Hat account and decide what device you will be using it on4. Begin reading Chapter 1 (which can be found on sakai if you haven’t purchased the book yet)*The author of these notes purchased the 11th edition of the textbook, so any notes from the textbook will be from that edition. This is the earliest edition the professor allows students to use in this