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Students: Remember per our class discussion that we will be having a bellwork test on Tuesday, December 17, 2019. Make sure that you bring your own notebook to class that day, since no passes or using others’ notebook will be … Continue reading →

As a reminder for this coming Wednesday, you need to review your study guide handout as well as go over the summary table for the unit to refresh your memory on the key concepts and ideas that we have discussed … Continue reading →

Many of you have failed to complete your summative C.E.R. on natural selection. Print the attachment provided below and redo it and turn it in on Monday, December 02, 2019.

Attention all students: Make sure that bring with you to class your article on Natural Selection from last week (No copy replacement will be given out), since we will be working on Box 3 of the Close and Critical Reading … Continue reading →

Students: Since we are done with the new material in Unit 8.1, Lesson 4, we will be having a short summative evaluation, based on what we have learned, in general. Your evaluation will be basically to analyze data of different … Continue reading →

This is simply a reminder and that is: Yes, you do have homework, like any other evening. Tonight’s homework is simply re-read the article on the Field Mustard plant, examine the graph carefully – ONCE AGAIN – and redo the … Continue reading →

For those students who did not complete the summaries for both articles, you will have a chance during the week of December 09, 2019 . Make a note of it in your ISN. Also, your ISN evaluation will take place … Continue reading →

Answer the following questions in complete sentences by restating the question in your answer. Do NOT write the question. 1) How did the population change after reproduction happened? 2) How does the environment affect the dominant traits observed in the … Continue reading →

Using your ISN notes, complete one Frayer model for each of the following sixteen (16) terms or concepts IN YOUR ISN. Remember that you need that four (4) variables in a Frayer model that includes a definition, a characteristic/description/property, example, … Continue reading →