Students will elaborate upon human genetics in terms of identifying different genetic disorders and give examples upon them. Moreover, they will analyze a pedigree, complex characters, and elaborate upon how certain traits are passed on to the next generation through individuals known as carriers. Furthermore, they will distinguish between sex-linked and sex-influenced as well as be able to solve critically a genetic problem to determine the blood types and the genotypes of the parents and the offspring. Additionally, they will examine the role of genetic counselors as these medical professionals explain to prospective couples who wish to conceive a child through the genetic screening processes known as amniocentesis or chorionic villi sampling that can aid the couple to make informed decision about having an offspring or the proper steps to take in order to have a child throughout their relationship.
FRIDAY, APRIL 19, 2013 TEST: STOICHIOMETRIC CALCULATIONS!
Students will be evaluated upon their comprehension and ability skills of the stoichiometric process as they will show that they can convert moles to moles, moles to mass, and mass to mass through the quantitative analysis process that is applied through chemical equations.
Study Guide, Section 12.2: Human Genetics
After a brief recap of our human genetics discussion from Monday, we will reinforce this topic by completing a study guide upon it in terms of analyzing inheritance pattern disorders, differentiating among characteristics based upon human genetics, and through critical thinking, solve a problem on ABO blood typing by determining the blood types and genotypes of the children and the parents based upon given information!
Wednesday, April 17th, 2013: A Cumulative Review Thus Far!
Students are to review the Chemistry 2 curriculum that we have accomplished thus far by answering the following questions on separate sheets of papers and turn them in!
Page 284: # 3
Page 287: #’s 4, 5, & 6
Page 288: # 13
Page 292: # 18
Page 295: #’s 23 & 24
Page 297: # 28
Page 298: # 30
Page 324: #14 (convert to moles or particles before arranging them)
Page 359: #’s 109b, 109d, & 131b
Page 361, #’s 165 & 166
Page 362, #’s 192 & 194
Page 363: # 211c
Page 364: # 6
Page 365: #’s 13, 14, 15, & 16 (for #16 the table is not needed)
Page 983: #’s 8, 9, 10, & 11
Further Reinforcement: Stoichiometry Problems!
Last Friday, the chemistry students had a chance to practice on the assignment titled “Stoichiometry Problems”. Since their assignment has consisted of two forms: “FORM A” and “FORM B”, they are to switch forms, and each student is to do the form that he or she did not do last Friday.
Tuesday & Wednesday, April 16-17, 2013, A Summative Evaluation: Meiosis, A Cell Division Process!
Per our class discussion on Monday, students are to utilize their allotted time wisely on Tuesday and Wednesday by drawing, labeling, coloring, and explaining the stages of meiosis I & II. They are to use the poster boards provided by their teacher (one poster board per student).
Question and Answer Session!
Since we will be having a test on Thursday, April 18, 2013 on Section 11.2, we will devote the entire hour on Monday for a review of the stoichiometric process as we have learned it last week, and we continue to apply and practice upon it this week.
Reading Comprehension, Human Genetics: Section 12.2
We will discuss the assignment from last Friday on human genetics and elaborate upon it.
Furthermore, we will discuss and take notes on the scheduled summative assignment for the next two days, Tuesday and Wednesday.
Reinforcement: Section 12.1 Review
Once students have completed their study guide Chromosomes and Inheritance Continue reading
FRIDAY, APRIL 12, 2013: Biology 2 and Chemistry 2 (Locate Your Hour)
Mr. Saleh is out today, here is what you need to do in your class period:
First and Sixth Periods:
Each student is to complete the fill in the blank worksheet on a separate sheet of paper and turn it in ALONG WITH THE QUESTION SHEET. In the remaining time, students are to continue their Word Wall study.
Second and Fifth Periods:
Each student will work on the stoichiometric problems handout. NOTE THAT THERE ARE TWO FORMS: “FORM A” AND “FORM B”.
Fourth Period:
Each student is to answer the 17 questions on Section 12.2: Human Genetics handout and turn in both the question sheet and the answer sheet(s).