End of year survey thank you for taking it buds
Lend your ears. Lend your hands. Lend your movement, anything you can.
Come to teach. Come to be taught.
***Absent students please check your class period page. In the lessons section first read the agenda with the posted date and then copy the notes along with completing any activities that are attached.
Scientist of the week project description & rubrics are also found in the classroom
Scientist of the week dates are also found in the classroom
Books on scientists are found in classroom. You need to use a book for this project.
Online Resources about scientists:
Good article about minority representation in sciences
Majority of US scientists are white
Famous black scientists
Women scientists
Latino scientists
Queer scientists
Speak Truth to power
Lend your ears. Lend your hands. Lend your movement, anything you can.
Come to teach. Come to be taught.
***Absent students please check your class period page. In the lessons section first read the agenda with the posted date and then copy the notes along with completing any activities that are attached.
Scientist of the week project description & rubrics are also found in the classroom
Scientist of the week dates are also found in the classroom
Books on scientists are found in classroom. You need to use a book for this project.
Online Resources about scientists:
Good article about minority representation in sciences
Majority of US scientists are white
Famous black scientists
Women scientists
Latino scientists
Queer scientists
Speak Truth to power
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Biology Vocab INSTRUCTION SHEET Words for all year: Biology Claim Evidence Explain Connect Value Change System Interconnectedness Feedback Communication Respect Roots, suffixes & prefixes bio - life ology - the study of soma- body auto- self in- not an/a- not photo- light synthesis- to create/ combine Kary - nucleus pro- pre Eu- true eugene- well born epi- above, on top of, over mono tri somy- chromosome |
LT 2:
Prokaryote Eukaryote Chloroplast Chlorophyll Carbon dioxide Water yields glucose oxygen photosynthesis light dependent light independent light energy Cell respiration mitochondria ATP (chemical energy) LT 1: System Interconnected Value Structure Function Enable Life Organism Nucleic Acids RNA DNA double helix nucleotide sugar-phosphate backbone nitrogenous base covalent bond hydrogen bond Amino acid Protein Abiotic Biotic Cell Brain Amygdala Nucleus Accumbens Prefrontal Cortex neuron (nerve cell) Central Nervous System Peripheral Nervous Sys Sensory neuron Motor neuron Nervous system Autonomic NS Somatic NS Parasympathetic NS Sympathetic NS Hippocampus Hypothalamus Thalamus Cerebral Cortex Mirror neuron Glial cells Interneuron Spinal cord Brain stem Abdominal breathing/ belly breathing Vagus Nerve Acetylcholine Adrenaline Cortisol Respiratory system nose mouth trachea bronchii Ciliated epitheleum alveoli bronchiole Lungs ribs sternum nose hair mucous Circulatory system Veins Arteries Capillaries heart Nose hairs Monomer polymer molecule macromolecule |
Semester 2:
LT4: GENETICS Histone Proteins Methyl Groups Epigenome Fertilization Cell differentiation Differentiated Cell Zygote Morula Blastocyst Embryo Implantation Ovulation Menstruation Menstrual Cycle Stem Cell Differentiated cell Embryonic Stem Cell Somatic stem cells race mutation Potency Pluripotent Multipotent Unipotent Totipotent Induced-pluripotent stem cell Meiosis crossing over Mitosis DNA hereditary double helix histone protein chromosome characteristics trait related generation gene Genome allele Phenotype Genotype Chromosomal- abnormalities Numerical abnormalities Structural abnormalities dominant recessive autosomal chromosomes variation allele tRNA mRNA RNA polymerase polygenic monogenic nucleotide sugar phosphate nitrogenous base covalent bond hydrogen bond Cell cycle somatic cell gamete Eugenics eugene telomere (aglet) LT 5: Variation Evolution Adaptation Mutation Natural Selection Artificial Selection |
It is the sweeping simplicity of Nature’s means that overwhelms with a sense of awe. This is what makes nature beautiful… the simplicity of the materials which make so many patterns, the unity under the surface chaos. Unity is the scientist’s definition of beauty, and it makes Nature beautiful to him/her all of his/her life.
J. Bronowski
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J. Bronowski
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