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Category Archives: Biology Semester 1
The Compound Light Microscope
We will discuss the components of the compound light microscope, and explain the function of each component. Furthermore, students will work in pairs to observe the letter “e” under the microscope by following a given procedure, and describe in writing their complete … Continue reading
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Evaluation: Scientific Method
We will briefly review yesterday’s lab on the human senses, and then we will have a short assessment on the common steps of the scientific method that we have discussed and elaborated upon in class for the past several sessions. … Continue reading
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Scientific Method Lab: Human Senses
Students will apply the scientific method by measuring their reflexes as a 30-centimeter ruler is dropped through the thumb and the forefinger. Students will collect and analyze their data and draw a conclusion that reflects their hypothesis about their senses.
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Application of the Scientific Method
Students will document the application of the scientific method steps to an assigned problem. Then they will simulate the scientific method through an lab activity called “The Senses”. They will work in pairs to evaluate their sight, touch and hearing … Continue reading
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The Scientific Method
Explain and elaborate upon the organized approach that is used to investigate a problem or explore a question using the common steps of the scientific method. Students will be given a question or a problem to investigate in class using … Continue reading
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Classroom Procedure & Characteristics of Life
For those who did not return the classroom procedure, they need to do so as soon as possible, the deadline is Monday, September 10, 2012. Students are to complete their homework assignment upon the characteristics of life that focus on … Continue reading
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Classroom Procedure/Contract!
Students: Please note that the classroom procedure/contract is due by Monday September 10, 2012. Make sure that you have read it and signed it on the back. Furthermore, make sure that your parent/guardian is familiar with the process and if … Continue reading
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Welcome Back, Students!
I hope that you’ve had a restful summer vacation as you prepare to embark upon another school-year journey in life’s endeavors. Remember always to have a good breakfast prior to the start of your school day because it is THE MEAL … Continue reading
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Biology: Final Exam Study Guide Fall Semester
Scientific Method 1. What are the steps of the scientific method? 2. Define these words: independent variable, dependent variable, quantitative data, qualitative data, control, constants, hypothesis 3. Mr. Krabbs has created a new sauce that he thinks will reduce the production of body gas. He recruits … Continue reading
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Weeks 16th & 17th: Cell Reproduction
Students will learn about the genetic material, namely, the chromosome; and compare their chromsomal structure to that of lower living things such as bacteria. Moreover, they will observe how the cell undergoes mitotic and meiotic divisions and be able to … Continue reading
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