Dear students,
We present the division of individual groups into lecture rooms where we will write the 3rd credit.
Please follow the chapter, as the number of papers is distributed and limited depending on the number of students in the room, which depends on the number of places in the room.

 Group 1, 2, 3, 4 and 3 students from group 8 (second year) will write in lecture hall of the University Clinical Hospital in Białystok (USK),  5th floor  / street M. Skłodowskiej-Curie 24A

 Group 5, 6, 7 and 4 students from 8 group (second year) will write in lecture hall of  Collegium Pathologiucum

Please arrive 15 minutes earlier.  So please be there at 11.15.  We write from 11.30 to 12.10
Students who do not know where the lecture hall in USK 5th floor is located can go with their assistants.

Dear Students,

People who have missed 3 or 4 classes, i.e. more than 50% of the classes for the current 2nd test, will not be able to take the 2nd credit now.
If the absences are justified and the classes are completed with the teaching assistant (including written short tests), they will be able to take Credit II at a later date.

Dear Students,

I would like to inform you about the decision regarding the classes.
Namely, due to the dean's request to standardize the assessment of students in all fields of study, short tests will also be introduced during classes (as it is introduced in the Polish Division).
After the lecture, you will write a short quiz, 3 basic questions on the current topic.

If the test is not passed, you get -1 point and 1 point will be deducted from the points obtained in the Partial test.
We will start the short tests after the first credit.

As for the 1st Partial Test, it remains as we agreed.
You write the theoretical part on November 20. at 12.00-12.45, while the practical part takes place during our classes, only a little later (we have to prepare the preparations) and it will take us about 45 minutes.
On Monday we start at 9.15
On Wednesday we start at 9.15
On Thursday we start at 11am.

As for II Credit, we will write before the Christmas, on Monday 18/12 , during the lecture hour, i.e. 11.30-12.30  (this has been agreed with your representative of the year) . 

The practical part we will have after the holidays and we will agree on a day.

I would like to remind you that after the Christmas, for 3 weeks we have online classes, this is embryology, where you receive tasks and questions to complete. We don't have on-site classes.

Dear students,

The first two classes (02.10.23- 05.10 .23 and 09.10.23- 12.10.23) in Histology and Embryology are seminars and are held online.

First Histological Techniques Seminar

On the blckboard platform, in the content , there is a pdf presentation Presentation English Division –Techniques. As part of the seminar, please read the content of the presentation, and the material contained therein will be valid during the first test and exam. During the seminar, please also listen to the Seminar: histological techniques. Introduction to histology 

Our second classes Cell structure are also online.

As in the previous class, please go to the content tab and read the Cell structure.

You have shown and discussed several types of cells in terms of their size, structure, and characteristics.

For these classes, you should theoretically learn about the structure of the cell.

The next classes on epithelial tissue (16/10, 18/10, 19/10) are already taking place in the classrooms. 

J. Washington, 13, on the ground floor. Rooms no. 1.31 and 1.54. 

Please bring notebooks with blank sheets and crayons to the classes.

It is obligatory to change shoes and leave clothes and shoes in the cloakroom.

 Lectures

Lectures will begin online on Blackboard according to the schedule.

The  Cells structure lecture will be available on BlackBorad on monday 02.10.23,lectures will be available until Sunday 09.10.23

Attention:
We will post the lectures on the website a week in advance so that students from the Monday groups can also get to know each other. They will be available for one week.

Tips for practical classes
The student should be theoretically prepared for each class.
Classroom classes are held at computers.
At the beginning, the slides are discussed by an assistant, then you look at the slides yourself and draw them in notebooks, marking and signing the characteristic features of a given cell or tissue.
At the end of the class, the assistant signs the classes in the notebook, which is the same as getting the credit for the class.
If the drawings and description are incorrect or the student is unable to answer the basic questions on a given topic, the assistant has the right to fail the classes.
This results in passing this topic in the next classes.

Attention:
Second-year students, please choose one day of Histology classes (Monday, Wednesday or Thursday) and report to it to the coordinator or assistant lecturer.

Please contact the representative of the year.

Asocc. Professor Beata Szynaka

Coordinator English Division

e-mail:  beataszynaka@gmail.com