Distant Learning for MYP Biology
8/17/20
Hope for the best, plan for the worst. In other words, I will plan for an entire year of distance learning and you should as well. If we go back to school next month or next semester I will transition us accordingly. In the meantime, with no opening in sight, this plan represents a complete year of distance learning. I have developed a plan that is both consistent and repetitive so that we may get accustomed to the "new normal". A repetitive routine will allow us to continue moving forward should you or I become ill in the future. If you are unable to attend class due an illness or if I am unable to instruct you, the students will more apt and better prepared to continue independently learning.
The MYP Biology curriculum consists of 8 units. We so many unknowns, we will simply start on Unit One and move forward in numerical order. I will be responsible for setting and maintaining an appropriate pace. This course will utilize two primary sources: TheBioEdge.com (my website) and Google Classroom. Each unit of instruction will involve the same series of steps which culminate in an end of the unit assessment.
The State/County provides a unit overview at the start of each unit. This will be our first step to introduce each unit. The second step involves instruction through lecture and discussion. I will use varipous videos but all will be succinct, accurate and topic appropriate. We will watch the lecture together and you may ask questions along the way or at the videos completion. Once we feel that we have understanding of the material we will move to the third step. Next I will provide you with a series of questions multiple choice and/or short answers to check for understanding. These questions will relate directly to the lecture material and serve as a formative assessment. After all students have completed questions (approx 5 or 6), I will provide answers, explanations and encourage discussions. The fourth step is dependent upon the classes performance on those questions, if identify areas of concern or weaknesses I will reteach the material myself. These 4 steps will be repeated for each subtopic until the entire unit is completed.
At the completion of each "whole unit" students will take a multiple choice assessment called "Progress Checks". These Progress Checks will be graded but because they are multiple choice and will likely consist of only 10-20 questions we should have time to discuss them as final review before the Unit Exam. The Unit Exams will be a Free Response Question with multiple parts. Finally we need to incorporate some labs into each unit. As long as we are learning digitally our labs will be virtual or they will involve an activity either of which should allow us to address the necessary science skills. These "labs" can take place before we start a unit, during the unit or at the completion of the unit.
Hope for the best, plan for the worst. In other words, I will plan for an entire year of distance learning and you should as well. If we go back to school next month or next semester I will transition us accordingly. In the meantime, with no opening in sight, this plan represents a complete year of distance learning. I have developed a plan that is both consistent and repetitive so that we may get accustomed to the "new normal". A repetitive routine will allow us to continue moving forward should you or I become ill in the future. If you are unable to attend class due an illness or if I am unable to instruct you, the students will more apt and better prepared to continue independently learning.
The MYP Biology curriculum consists of 8 units. We so many unknowns, we will simply start on Unit One and move forward in numerical order. I will be responsible for setting and maintaining an appropriate pace. This course will utilize two primary sources: TheBioEdge.com (my website) and Google Classroom. Each unit of instruction will involve the same series of steps which culminate in an end of the unit assessment.
The State/County provides a unit overview at the start of each unit. This will be our first step to introduce each unit. The second step involves instruction through lecture and discussion. I will use varipous videos but all will be succinct, accurate and topic appropriate. We will watch the lecture together and you may ask questions along the way or at the videos completion. Once we feel that we have understanding of the material we will move to the third step. Next I will provide you with a series of questions multiple choice and/or short answers to check for understanding. These questions will relate directly to the lecture material and serve as a formative assessment. After all students have completed questions (approx 5 or 6), I will provide answers, explanations and encourage discussions. The fourth step is dependent upon the classes performance on those questions, if identify areas of concern or weaknesses I will reteach the material myself. These 4 steps will be repeated for each subtopic until the entire unit is completed.
At the completion of each "whole unit" students will take a multiple choice assessment called "Progress Checks". These Progress Checks will be graded but because they are multiple choice and will likely consist of only 10-20 questions we should have time to discuss them as final review before the Unit Exam. The Unit Exams will be a Free Response Question with multiple parts. Finally we need to incorporate some labs into each unit. As long as we are learning digitally our labs will be virtual or they will involve an activity either of which should allow us to address the necessary science skills. These "labs" can take place before we start a unit, during the unit or at the completion of the unit.
Class Overview
Unit One: Chemistry of Life
Step One:
FLDOE provides a unit overview at the start of each unit. We look at this together and I will provide an opening lecture to introduce the topics.
Unit One Outline
Unit One Vocab
Step Two:
Watch instructional videos provided below. These videos are applicable to Topics 1-10. These videos are succinct, accurate and topic appropriate. We will watch the lecture together and you may ask questions along the way or at the videos completion. Once we feel that we have understanding of the material we will move to the third step.
Topic 1: SC.912.L.18.1 (Macromolecules)
Topic 2: SC.912.L.18.11(Enzymes)
Topic 3: SC.912.P.8.7 (Molecular & Structural Formulas)
Topic 4: SC.912.L.18.2 (Identifying Structural Formulas)
Topic 5: SC.912.L.18.3 (Lipids)
Topic 6: SC.912.L.18.4 (Proteins)
Topic 7: SC.912.P.10.1 part 1 (Energy & Energy Transformations)
Topic 7: SC.912.P.10.1 part 2
Topic 7: SC.912.P.10.1 part 3
Topic 9: SC.912.L.18.12 (Water)
Topic 8: SC.912.N.1.4 part 1 (Evaluating Sources)
Topic 8: SC.912.N.1.4 part 2
Topic 8: SC.912.N.1.4 part 3
Topic 10: SC.912.N.1.1 (+Lab One) (Scientific Method)
Step Three:
Next I will provide you with a series of questions multiple choice and/or short answer questions. These questions will relate directly to the lecture material and serve as a formative assessment. After all students have completed questions (approx 5 or 6), I will provide answers, explanations and encourage discussions.
Formative Topic Questions Multiple Choice / Short Answer
Step Four:
The fourth step is dependent upon the classes performance on those questions from step three, should I identify areas of concern or weaknesses I will reteach the material myself using my own powerpoints these powerpoints are tools for me to reteach you do not have know all this material.
Biochemistry Water Enzymes
These 4 steps will be repeated for each subtopic until the entire unit is completed.
Step Five:
At the completion of each "whole unit" students will take a multiple choice assessment called "Progress Checks". These Progress Checks will be graded but because they are multiple choice and will likely consist of only 10-20 questions we should have time to discuss them as final review before the Unit Exam.
Progress Check
Step Six:
Students will take a Unit One Exam
Unit One Exam
UNIT ONE LAB
Each unit will have one or more virtual labs or activities that will support various science skills. These "labs" can take place before we start a unit, during the unit or at the completion of the unit.
Unit One Lab(s) or Activity(s)
FLDOE provides a unit overview at the start of each unit. We look at this together and I will provide an opening lecture to introduce the topics.
Unit One Outline
Unit One Vocab
Step Two:
Watch instructional videos provided below. These videos are applicable to Topics 1-10. These videos are succinct, accurate and topic appropriate. We will watch the lecture together and you may ask questions along the way or at the videos completion. Once we feel that we have understanding of the material we will move to the third step.
Topic 1: SC.912.L.18.1 (Macromolecules)
Topic 2: SC.912.L.18.11(Enzymes)
Topic 3: SC.912.P.8.7 (Molecular & Structural Formulas)
Topic 4: SC.912.L.18.2 (Identifying Structural Formulas)
Topic 5: SC.912.L.18.3 (Lipids)
Topic 6: SC.912.L.18.4 (Proteins)
Topic 7: SC.912.P.10.1 part 1 (Energy & Energy Transformations)
Topic 7: SC.912.P.10.1 part 2
Topic 7: SC.912.P.10.1 part 3
Topic 9: SC.912.L.18.12 (Water)
Topic 8: SC.912.N.1.4 part 1 (Evaluating Sources)
Topic 8: SC.912.N.1.4 part 2
Topic 8: SC.912.N.1.4 part 3
Topic 10: SC.912.N.1.1 (+Lab One) (Scientific Method)
Step Three:
Next I will provide you with a series of questions multiple choice and/or short answer questions. These questions will relate directly to the lecture material and serve as a formative assessment. After all students have completed questions (approx 5 or 6), I will provide answers, explanations and encourage discussions.
Formative Topic Questions Multiple Choice / Short Answer
Step Four:
The fourth step is dependent upon the classes performance on those questions from step three, should I identify areas of concern or weaknesses I will reteach the material myself using my own powerpoints these powerpoints are tools for me to reteach you do not have know all this material.
Biochemistry Water Enzymes
These 4 steps will be repeated for each subtopic until the entire unit is completed.
Step Five:
At the completion of each "whole unit" students will take a multiple choice assessment called "Progress Checks". These Progress Checks will be graded but because they are multiple choice and will likely consist of only 10-20 questions we should have time to discuss them as final review before the Unit Exam.
Progress Check
Step Six:
Students will take a Unit One Exam
Unit One Exam
UNIT ONE LAB
Each unit will have one or more virtual labs or activities that will support various science skills. These "labs" can take place before we start a unit, during the unit or at the completion of the unit.
Unit One Lab(s) or Activity(s)
Alternate / Make Up Lab Option
Unit Two: Cell Structure & Function
Step One:
FLDOE provides a unit overview at the start of each unit. We look at this together and I will provide an opening lecture to introduce the topics.
Unit Two Outline
Unit Two Vocab
Step Two:
Watch instructional videos provided below. The instructional videos are from Paul Anderson's Bozeman Biology. These videos are applicable to Topics 1-11. These videos are succinct, accurate and topic appropriate. We will watch the lecture together and you may ask questions along the way or at the videos completion. Once we feel that we have understanding of the material we will move to the third step.
Topic 1: SC.912.L.14.4 (Microscopes)
Topic 2: SC.912.L.14.1 (Cell Theory)
Topic 3: SC.912.L.14.2 Part 1 (Intro to Cells)
Topic 3: SC.912.L.14.2 Part 2 (Inner Life of the Cell)
Topic 3: SC.912.L.14.2 Part 3 (Cell Membrane)
Topic 3: SC.912.L.14.2 Part 4 (Cell Transport)
Topic 3: SC.912.L.14.2 Part 5 (Osmosis)
Topic 4: SC.912.L.14.3 (covered above)
Topic 5: SC.912.N.3.1 (Theory & Laws)
Topic 6: SC.912.L.14.7 (Plant Structure)
Topic 8: SC.912.L.18.10 (ATP)
Topic 7: SC.912.L.18.7 (Photosynthesis)
Topic 9: SC.912.L.18.8 part 1 (Cell Respiration)
Topic 9: SC.912.L.18.8 part 2 (Fermentation)
Topic 10: SC.912.L.18.9 (Carbon Cycle)
Topic 11: SC.912.N.2.4 (Scientific Method)
Topic 11: SC.912.N.2.4 (optional) (Dogma)
Step Three:
Next I will provide you with a series of questions multiple choice and/or short answer questions. These questions will relate directly to the lecture material and serve as a formative assessment. After all students have completed questions (approx 5 or 6), I will provide answers, explanations and encourage discussions.
Formative Topic Questions Multiple Choice / Short Answer
Step Four:
The fourth step is dependent upon the classes performance on those questions from step three, should I identify areas of concern or weaknesses I will reteach the material myself using my own powerpoints these powerpoints are tools for me to reteach you do not have know all this material.
Cells Photosynthesis Cell Respiration
These 4 steps will be repeated for each subtopic until the entire unit is completed.
Step Five:
At the completion of each "whole unit" students will take a multiple choice assessment called "Progress Checks". These Progress Checks will be graded but because they are multiple choice and will likely consist of only 10-20 questions we should have time to discuss them as final review before the Unit Exam.
Progress Check
Step Six:
Students will take a Unit Two Exam
Unit Two Exam
UNIT TWO LAB
Each unit will have one or more virtual labs or activities that will support various science skills. These "labs" can take place before we start a unit, during the unit or at the completion of the unit.
Unit Two Lab(s) or Activity(s)
FLDOE provides a unit overview at the start of each unit. We look at this together and I will provide an opening lecture to introduce the topics.
Unit Two Outline
Unit Two Vocab
Step Two:
Watch instructional videos provided below. The instructional videos are from Paul Anderson's Bozeman Biology. These videos are applicable to Topics 1-11. These videos are succinct, accurate and topic appropriate. We will watch the lecture together and you may ask questions along the way or at the videos completion. Once we feel that we have understanding of the material we will move to the third step.
Topic 1: SC.912.L.14.4 (Microscopes)
Topic 2: SC.912.L.14.1 (Cell Theory)
Topic 3: SC.912.L.14.2 Part 1 (Intro to Cells)
Topic 3: SC.912.L.14.2 Part 2 (Inner Life of the Cell)
Topic 3: SC.912.L.14.2 Part 3 (Cell Membrane)
Topic 3: SC.912.L.14.2 Part 4 (Cell Transport)
Topic 3: SC.912.L.14.2 Part 5 (Osmosis)
Topic 4: SC.912.L.14.3 (covered above)
Topic 5: SC.912.N.3.1 (Theory & Laws)
Topic 6: SC.912.L.14.7 (Plant Structure)
Topic 8: SC.912.L.18.10 (ATP)
Topic 7: SC.912.L.18.7 (Photosynthesis)
Topic 9: SC.912.L.18.8 part 1 (Cell Respiration)
Topic 9: SC.912.L.18.8 part 2 (Fermentation)
Topic 10: SC.912.L.18.9 (Carbon Cycle)
Topic 11: SC.912.N.2.4 (Scientific Method)
Topic 11: SC.912.N.2.4 (optional) (Dogma)
Step Three:
Next I will provide you with a series of questions multiple choice and/or short answer questions. These questions will relate directly to the lecture material and serve as a formative assessment. After all students have completed questions (approx 5 or 6), I will provide answers, explanations and encourage discussions.
Formative Topic Questions Multiple Choice / Short Answer
Step Four:
The fourth step is dependent upon the classes performance on those questions from step three, should I identify areas of concern or weaknesses I will reteach the material myself using my own powerpoints these powerpoints are tools for me to reteach you do not have know all this material.
Cells Photosynthesis Cell Respiration
These 4 steps will be repeated for each subtopic until the entire unit is completed.
Step Five:
At the completion of each "whole unit" students will take a multiple choice assessment called "Progress Checks". These Progress Checks will be graded but because they are multiple choice and will likely consist of only 10-20 questions we should have time to discuss them as final review before the Unit Exam.
Progress Check
Step Six:
Students will take a Unit Two Exam
Unit Two Exam
UNIT TWO LAB
Each unit will have one or more virtual labs or activities that will support various science skills. These "labs" can take place before we start a unit, during the unit or at the completion of the unit.
Unit Two Lab(s) or Activity(s)
Unit Three: Cell Division
Step One:
FLDOE provides a unit overview at the start of each unit. We look at this together and I will provide an opening lecture to introduce the topics.
Unit Three Outline
Step Two:
Watch instructional videos provided below. The instructional videos are from Paul Anderson's Bozeman Biology. These videos are applicable to Topics 1-6. These videos are succinct, accurate and topic appropriate. We will watch the lecture together and you may ask questions along the way or at the videos completion. Once we feel that we have understanding of the material we will move to the third step.
Topic 1: SC.912.L.16.14 (Cell Cycle)
Topic 2: SC.912.L.16.15 (Cell Division)
Topic 3: SC.912.N.1.6 (11:22-12:12) (Mitosis)
Topic 4: SC.912.L.16.16 part 1 (Meiosis)
Topic 4: SC.912.L.16.16 part 2 (Meiosis)
Topic 5: SC.912.L.16.17 (Mitosis/Meiosis Comaparison)
Topic 6: SC.912.N.1.1 (+Lab Three)
Step Three:
Next I will provide you with a series of questions multiple choice and/or short answer questions. These questions will relate directly to the lecture material and serve as a formative assessment. After all students have completed questions (approx 5 or 6), I will provide answers, explanations and encourage discussions.
Formative Topic Questions Multiple Choice / Short Answer
Step Four:
The fourth step is dependent upon the classes performance on those questions from step three, should I identify areas of concern or weaknesses I will reteach the material myself using my own powerpoints these powerpoints are tools for me to reteach you do not have know all this material.
Cell Division Meiosis
These 4 steps will be repeated for each subtopic until the entire unit is completed.
Step Five:
At the completion of each "whole unit" students will take a multiple choice assessment called "Progress Checks". These Progress Checks will be graded but because they are multiple choice and will likely consist of only 10-20 questions we should have time to discuss them as final review before the Unit Exam.
Progress Check
Step Six:
Students will take a Unit Three Exam
Unit Three Exam
UNIT THREE LAB
Each unit will have one or more virtual labs or activities that will support various science skills. These "labs" can take place before we start a unit, during the unit or at the completion of the unit.
Unit Three Lab(s) or Activity(s)
FLDOE provides a unit overview at the start of each unit. We look at this together and I will provide an opening lecture to introduce the topics.
Unit Three Outline
Step Two:
Watch instructional videos provided below. The instructional videos are from Paul Anderson's Bozeman Biology. These videos are applicable to Topics 1-6. These videos are succinct, accurate and topic appropriate. We will watch the lecture together and you may ask questions along the way or at the videos completion. Once we feel that we have understanding of the material we will move to the third step.
Topic 1: SC.912.L.16.14 (Cell Cycle)
Topic 2: SC.912.L.16.15 (Cell Division)
Topic 3: SC.912.N.1.6 (11:22-12:12) (Mitosis)
Topic 4: SC.912.L.16.16 part 1 (Meiosis)
Topic 4: SC.912.L.16.16 part 2 (Meiosis)
Topic 5: SC.912.L.16.17 (Mitosis/Meiosis Comaparison)
Topic 6: SC.912.N.1.1 (+Lab Three)
Step Three:
Next I will provide you with a series of questions multiple choice and/or short answer questions. These questions will relate directly to the lecture material and serve as a formative assessment. After all students have completed questions (approx 5 or 6), I will provide answers, explanations and encourage discussions.
Formative Topic Questions Multiple Choice / Short Answer
Step Four:
The fourth step is dependent upon the classes performance on those questions from step three, should I identify areas of concern or weaknesses I will reteach the material myself using my own powerpoints these powerpoints are tools for me to reteach you do not have know all this material.
Cell Division Meiosis
These 4 steps will be repeated for each subtopic until the entire unit is completed.
Step Five:
At the completion of each "whole unit" students will take a multiple choice assessment called "Progress Checks". These Progress Checks will be graded but because they are multiple choice and will likely consist of only 10-20 questions we should have time to discuss them as final review before the Unit Exam.
Progress Check
Step Six:
Students will take a Unit Three Exam
Unit Three Exam
UNIT THREE LAB
Each unit will have one or more virtual labs or activities that will support various science skills. These "labs" can take place before we start a unit, during the unit or at the completion of the unit.
Unit Three Lab(s) or Activity(s)
Unit Four: DNA & Protein Synthesis
Step One:
FLDOE provides a unit overview at the start of each unit. We look at this together and I will provide an opening lecture to introduce the topics.
Unit Four Outline
Step Two:
Watch instructional videos provided below. The instructional videos are from Paul Anderson's Bozeman Biology. These videos are applicable to Topics 1-7. These videos are succinct, accurate and topic appropriate. We will watch the lecture together and you may ask questions along the way or at the videos completion. Once we feel that we have understanding of the material we will move to the third step.
Topic 1: SC.912.L.16.3 (DNA Replication)
Topic 2: SC.912.L.16.5 (Protein Synthesis)
Topic 3: SC.912.L.16.9 (Central Dogma)
Topic 4: SC.912.N.1.3 (Discovery of DNA)
Topic 5: SC.912.L.16.4 (Mutations)
Topic 6: SC.912.L.16.8 (Cancer)
Topic 7: SC.912.N.1.1 (+Lab) (Claim Evidence Reasoning)
Step Three:
Next I will provide you with a series of questions multiple choice and/or short answer questions. These questions will relate directly to the lecture material and serve as a formative assessment. After all students have completed questions (approx 5 or 6), I will provide answers, explanations and encourage discussions.
Formative Topic Questions Multiple Choice / Short Answer
Step Four:
The fourth step is dependent upon the classes performance on those questions from step three, should I identify areas of concern or weaknesses I will reteach the material myself using my own powerpoints these powerpoints are tools for me to reteach you do not have know all this material.
DNA & Molecular Genetics, see below the Lab link for an active link to this powerpoint
These 4 steps will be repeated for each subtopic until the entire unit is completed.
Step Five:
At the completion of each "whole unit" students will take a multiple choice assessment called "Progress Checks". These Progress Checks will be graded but because they are multiple choice and will likely consist of only 10-20 questions we should have time to discuss them as final review before the Unit Exam.
Progress Check
Step Six:
Students will take a Unit Four Exam
Unit Four Exam
UNIT FOUR LAB
Each unit will have one or more virtual labs or activities that will support various science skills. These "labs" can take place before we start a unit, during the unit or at the completion of the unit.
Unit Four Lab(s) or Activity(s)
FLDOE provides a unit overview at the start of each unit. We look at this together and I will provide an opening lecture to introduce the topics.
Unit Four Outline
Step Two:
Watch instructional videos provided below. The instructional videos are from Paul Anderson's Bozeman Biology. These videos are applicable to Topics 1-7. These videos are succinct, accurate and topic appropriate. We will watch the lecture together and you may ask questions along the way or at the videos completion. Once we feel that we have understanding of the material we will move to the third step.
Topic 1: SC.912.L.16.3 (DNA Replication)
Topic 2: SC.912.L.16.5 (Protein Synthesis)
Topic 3: SC.912.L.16.9 (Central Dogma)
Topic 4: SC.912.N.1.3 (Discovery of DNA)
Topic 5: SC.912.L.16.4 (Mutations)
Topic 6: SC.912.L.16.8 (Cancer)
Topic 7: SC.912.N.1.1 (+Lab) (Claim Evidence Reasoning)
Step Three:
Next I will provide you with a series of questions multiple choice and/or short answer questions. These questions will relate directly to the lecture material and serve as a formative assessment. After all students have completed questions (approx 5 or 6), I will provide answers, explanations and encourage discussions.
Formative Topic Questions Multiple Choice / Short Answer
Step Four:
The fourth step is dependent upon the classes performance on those questions from step three, should I identify areas of concern or weaknesses I will reteach the material myself using my own powerpoints these powerpoints are tools for me to reteach you do not have know all this material.
DNA & Molecular Genetics, see below the Lab link for an active link to this powerpoint
These 4 steps will be repeated for each subtopic until the entire unit is completed.
Step Five:
At the completion of each "whole unit" students will take a multiple choice assessment called "Progress Checks". These Progress Checks will be graded but because they are multiple choice and will likely consist of only 10-20 questions we should have time to discuss them as final review before the Unit Exam.
Progress Check
Step Six:
Students will take a Unit Four Exam
Unit Four Exam
UNIT FOUR LAB
Each unit will have one or more virtual labs or activities that will support various science skills. These "labs" can take place before we start a unit, during the unit or at the completion of the unit.
Unit Four Lab(s) or Activity(s)
Unit Five: Genetics
Step One:
FLDOE provides a unit overview at the start of each unit. We look at this together and I will provide an opening lecture to introduce the topics.
Unit Five Outline
Step Two:
Watch instructional videos provided below. The instructional videos are from Paul Anderson's Bozeman Biology. These videos are applicable to Topics 1-7. These videos are succinct, accurate and topic appropriate. We will watch the lecture together and you may ask questions along the way or at the videos completion. Once we feel that we have understanding of the material we will move to the third step.
Review DNA & RNA
Preface Video on Reproduction
Preface Video on Heredity
Topic 1: SC.912.L.16.1 Part 1 (8:00-12:00 segment only)
Topic 1: SC.912.L.16.1 Part 2
Topic 2: SC.912.L.16.2 Part 1
Topic 2: SC.912.L.16.2 Part 2
Topic 2: SC.912.L.16.2 Part 3
Topic 2: SC.912.L.16.2 Part 4
Topic 2: SC.912.L.16.2 Part 5
Topic 2: SC.912.L.16.2 Part 6
Topic 3: HE.912.C.1.7
Topic 4: SC.912.N.3.4
Topic 5: SC.912.L.16.10
Topic 6: SC.912.L.16.12 (application example only, techniques are beyond the scope of our course)
Topic 7: SC.912.N.2.2
Step Three:
Next I will provide you with a series of questions multiple choice and/or short answer questions. These questions will relate directly to the lecture material and serve as a formative assessment. After all students have completed questions (approx 5 or 6), I will provide answers, explanations and encourage discussions.
Formative Topic Questions Multiple Choice / Short Answer
Step Four:
The fourth step is dependent upon the classes performance on those questions from step three, should I identify areas of concern or weaknesses I will reteach the material myself using my own powerpoints these powerpoints are tools for me to reteach you do not have know all this material.
Genetics Biotechnology
These 4 steps will be repeated for each subtopic until the entire unit is completed.
Step Five:
At the completion of each "whole unit" students will take a multiple choice assessment called "Progress Checks". These Progress Checks will be graded but because they are multiple choice and will likely consist of only 10-20 questions we should have time to discuss them as final review before the Unit Exam.
Progress Check
Step Six:
Students will take a Unit Five Exam
Unit Five Exam
UNIT FIVE LAB
Each unit will have one or more virtual labs or activities that will support various science skills. These "labs" can take place before we start a unit, during the unit or at the completion of the unit.
Unit Five Lab(s) or Activity(s)
FLDOE provides a unit overview at the start of each unit. We look at this together and I will provide an opening lecture to introduce the topics.
Unit Five Outline
Step Two:
Watch instructional videos provided below. The instructional videos are from Paul Anderson's Bozeman Biology. These videos are applicable to Topics 1-7. These videos are succinct, accurate and topic appropriate. We will watch the lecture together and you may ask questions along the way or at the videos completion. Once we feel that we have understanding of the material we will move to the third step.
Review DNA & RNA
Preface Video on Reproduction
Preface Video on Heredity
Topic 1: SC.912.L.16.1 Part 1 (8:00-12:00 segment only)
Topic 1: SC.912.L.16.1 Part 2
Topic 2: SC.912.L.16.2 Part 1
Topic 2: SC.912.L.16.2 Part 2
Topic 2: SC.912.L.16.2 Part 3
Topic 2: SC.912.L.16.2 Part 4
Topic 2: SC.912.L.16.2 Part 5
Topic 2: SC.912.L.16.2 Part 6
Topic 3: HE.912.C.1.7
Topic 4: SC.912.N.3.4
Topic 5: SC.912.L.16.10
Topic 6: SC.912.L.16.12 (application example only, techniques are beyond the scope of our course)
Topic 7: SC.912.N.2.2
Step Three:
Next I will provide you with a series of questions multiple choice and/or short answer questions. These questions will relate directly to the lecture material and serve as a formative assessment. After all students have completed questions (approx 5 or 6), I will provide answers, explanations and encourage discussions.
Formative Topic Questions Multiple Choice / Short Answer
Step Four:
The fourth step is dependent upon the classes performance on those questions from step three, should I identify areas of concern or weaknesses I will reteach the material myself using my own powerpoints these powerpoints are tools for me to reteach you do not have know all this material.
Genetics Biotechnology
These 4 steps will be repeated for each subtopic until the entire unit is completed.
Step Five:
At the completion of each "whole unit" students will take a multiple choice assessment called "Progress Checks". These Progress Checks will be graded but because they are multiple choice and will likely consist of only 10-20 questions we should have time to discuss them as final review before the Unit Exam.
Progress Check
Step Six:
Students will take a Unit Five Exam
Unit Five Exam
UNIT FIVE LAB
Each unit will have one or more virtual labs or activities that will support various science skills. These "labs" can take place before we start a unit, during the unit or at the completion of the unit.
Unit Five Lab(s) or Activity(s)
Unit Six: Origins & Evolution
Step One:
FLDOE provides a unit overview at the start of each unit. We look at this together and I will provide an opening lecture to introduce the topics.
Unit Six Outline
Step Two:
Watch instructional videos provided below. The instructional videos are from Paul Anderson's Bozeman Biology. These videos are applicable to Topics 1-12. These videos are succinct, accurate and topic appropriate. We will watch the lecture together and you may ask questions along the way or at the videos completion. Once we feel that we have understanding of the material we will move to the third step.
Topic 1: SC.912.L.15.8
Topic 2: SC.912.L.14.5
Topic 3: SC.912.N.1.3
Topic 4: SC.912.L.15.13 part 1
Topic 4: SC.912.L.15.13 part 2
Real Life Example
Topic 4: SC.912.L.15.13 part 3
Topic 11: SC.912.L.15.3
Misconceptions of Evolution
Topic 5: SC.912.L.15.1
Topic 6: SC.912.L.15.2 (N/A)
Topic 7: SC.912.L.15.10
Topic 8: SC.912.N.3.1
Topic 9: SC.912.L.15.14 (covered above)
Topic 10: SC.912.L.15.15 (covered above)
Topic 12: SC.912.N.2.1
Step Three:
Next I will provide you with a series of questions multiple choice and/or short answer questions. These questions will relate directly to the lecture material and serve as a formative assessment. After all students have completed questions (approx 5 or 6), I will provide answers, explanations and encourage discussions.
Formative Topic Questions Multiple Choice / Short Answer
Step Four:
The fourth step is dependent upon the classes performance on those questions from step three, should I identify areas of concern or weaknesses I will reteach the material myself using my own powerpoints these powerpoints are tools for me to reteach you do not have know all this material.
Origins Evolution
These 4 steps will be repeated for each subtopic until the entire unit is completed.
Step Five:
At the completion of each "whole unit" students will take a multiple choice assessment called "Progress Checks". These Progress Checks will be graded but because they are multiple choice and will likely consist of only 10-20 questions we should have time to discuss them as final review before the Unit Exam.
Progress Check
Step Six:
Students will take a Unit Six Exam
Unit Six Exam
UNIT SIX LAB
Each unit will have one or more virtual labs or activities that will support various science skills. These "labs" can take place before we start a unit, during the unit or at the completion of the unit.
Unit Six Lab(s) or Activity(s)
Unit Seven: Classification
Step One:
FLDOE provides a unit overview at the start of each unit. We look at this together and I will provide an opening lecture to introduce the topics.
Unit Seven Outline
Step Two:
Watch instructional videos provided below. The instructional videos are from Paul Anderson's Bozeman Biology. These videos are applicable to Topics 1-4. These videos are succinct, accurate and topic appropriate. We will watch the lecture together and you may ask questions along the way or at the videos completion. Once we feel that we have understanding of the material we will move to the third step.
Topic 1: SC.912.L.15.5
Topic 2: SC.912.L.15.4 Part 1
Topic 2: SC.912.L.15.4 Part 2
Topic 2: SC.912.L.15.4 Part 3
Topic 3: Overview & Preview (Optional)
Topic 3: SC.912.L.15.6 Part 1
Topic 3: SC.912.L.15.6 Part 2
Topic 3: SC.912.L.15.6 Part 3
Topic 3: SC.912.L.15.6 Part 4 (Optional)
Topic 3: SC.912.L.15.6 Part 4 (Optional)
Topic 4: SC.912.N.1.6 (No video, See Lab)
Step Three:
Next I will provide you with a series of questions multiple choice and/or short answer questions. These questions will relate directly to the lecture material and serve as a formative assessment. After all students have completed questions (approx 5 or 6), I will provide answers, explanations and encourage discussions.
Formative Topic Questions Multiple Choice / Short Answers
Step Four:
The fourth step is dependent upon the classes performance on those questions from step three, should I identify areas of concern or weaknesses I will reteach the material myself using my own powerpoints these powerpoints are tools for me to reteach you do not have know all this material.
Classification
These 4 steps will be repeated for each subtopic until the entire unit is completed.
Step Five:
At the completion of each "whole unit" students will take a multiple choice assessment called "Progress Checks". These Progress Checks will be graded but because they are multiple choice and will likely consist of only 10-20 questions we should have time to discuss them as final review before the Unit Exam.
Progress Check
Step Six:
Students will take a Unit Seven Exam
Unit Seven Exam
UNIT SEVEN LAB
Each unit will have one or more virtual labs or activities that will support various science skills. These "labs" can take place before we start a unit, during the unit or at the completion of the unit.
Unit Seven Lab(s) or Activity(s)
FLDOE provides a unit overview at the start of each unit. We look at this together and I will provide an opening lecture to introduce the topics.
Unit Seven Outline
Step Two:
Watch instructional videos provided below. The instructional videos are from Paul Anderson's Bozeman Biology. These videos are applicable to Topics 1-4. These videos are succinct, accurate and topic appropriate. We will watch the lecture together and you may ask questions along the way or at the videos completion. Once we feel that we have understanding of the material we will move to the third step.
Topic 1: SC.912.L.15.5
Topic 2: SC.912.L.15.4 Part 1
Topic 2: SC.912.L.15.4 Part 2
Topic 2: SC.912.L.15.4 Part 3
Topic 3: Overview & Preview (Optional)
Topic 3: SC.912.L.15.6 Part 1
Topic 3: SC.912.L.15.6 Part 2
Topic 3: SC.912.L.15.6 Part 3
Topic 3: SC.912.L.15.6 Part 4 (Optional)
Topic 3: SC.912.L.15.6 Part 4 (Optional)
Topic 4: SC.912.N.1.6 (No video, See Lab)
Step Three:
Next I will provide you with a series of questions multiple choice and/or short answer questions. These questions will relate directly to the lecture material and serve as a formative assessment. After all students have completed questions (approx 5 or 6), I will provide answers, explanations and encourage discussions.
Formative Topic Questions Multiple Choice / Short Answers
Step Four:
The fourth step is dependent upon the classes performance on those questions from step three, should I identify areas of concern or weaknesses I will reteach the material myself using my own powerpoints these powerpoints are tools for me to reteach you do not have know all this material.
Classification
These 4 steps will be repeated for each subtopic until the entire unit is completed.
Step Five:
At the completion of each "whole unit" students will take a multiple choice assessment called "Progress Checks". These Progress Checks will be graded but because they are multiple choice and will likely consist of only 10-20 questions we should have time to discuss them as final review before the Unit Exam.
Progress Check
Step Six:
Students will take a Unit Seven Exam
Unit Seven Exam
UNIT SEVEN LAB
Each unit will have one or more virtual labs or activities that will support various science skills. These "labs" can take place before we start a unit, during the unit or at the completion of the unit.
Unit Seven Lab(s) or Activity(s)
Unit Eight: Plant Structure & Physiology
Step One:
FLDOE provides a unit overview at the start of each unit. We look at this together and I will provide an opening lecture to introduce the topics.
Unit Eight Outline
Step Two:
Watch instructional videos provided below. The instructional videos are from Paul Anderson's Bozeman Biology. These videos are applicable to Topics 1-2. These videos are succinct, accurate and topic appropriate. We will watch the lecture together and you may ask questions along the way or at the videos completion. Once we feel that we have understanding of the material we will move to the third step.
Topic 1: SC.912.L.14.7 Part 1
Topic 1: SC.912.L.14.7 Part 2
Topic 1: SC.912.L.14.7 Part 3
Topic 1: SC.912.L.14.7 Part 4
Topic 2: SC.912.N.1.1 Part 1
Topic 2: SC.912.N.1.1 Part 2
Step Three:
Next I will provide you with a series of questions multiple choice and/or short answer questions. These questions will relate directly to the lecture material and serve as a formative assessment. After all students have completed questions (approx 5 or 6), I will provide answers, explanations and encourage discussions.
Formative Topic Questions Multiple Choice / Short Answer
Step Four:
The fourth step is dependent upon the classes performance on those questions from step three, should I identify areas of concern or weaknesses I will reteach the material myself using my own powerpoints these powerpoints are tools for me to reteach you do not have know all this material.
Plant Structure & Function
These 4 steps will be repeated for each subtopic until the entire unit is completed.
Step Five:
At the completion of each "whole unit" students will take a multiple choice assessment called "Progress Checks". These Progress Checks will be graded but because they are multiple choice and will likely consist of only 10-20 questions we should have time to discuss them as final review before the Unit Exam.
Progress Check
Step Six:
Students will take a Unit Eight Exam
Unit Eight Exam
UNIT EIGHT LAB
Each unit will have one or more virtual labs or activities that will support various science skills. These "labs" can take place before we start a unit, during the unit or at the completion of the unit.
Unit Eight Lab(s) or Activity(s)
FLDOE provides a unit overview at the start of each unit. We look at this together and I will provide an opening lecture to introduce the topics.
Unit Eight Outline
Step Two:
Watch instructional videos provided below. The instructional videos are from Paul Anderson's Bozeman Biology. These videos are applicable to Topics 1-2. These videos are succinct, accurate and topic appropriate. We will watch the lecture together and you may ask questions along the way or at the videos completion. Once we feel that we have understanding of the material we will move to the third step.
Topic 1: SC.912.L.14.7 Part 1
Topic 1: SC.912.L.14.7 Part 2
Topic 1: SC.912.L.14.7 Part 3
Topic 1: SC.912.L.14.7 Part 4
Topic 2: SC.912.N.1.1 Part 1
Topic 2: SC.912.N.1.1 Part 2
Step Three:
Next I will provide you with a series of questions multiple choice and/or short answer questions. These questions will relate directly to the lecture material and serve as a formative assessment. After all students have completed questions (approx 5 or 6), I will provide answers, explanations and encourage discussions.
Formative Topic Questions Multiple Choice / Short Answer
Step Four:
The fourth step is dependent upon the classes performance on those questions from step three, should I identify areas of concern or weaknesses I will reteach the material myself using my own powerpoints these powerpoints are tools for me to reteach you do not have know all this material.
Plant Structure & Function
These 4 steps will be repeated for each subtopic until the entire unit is completed.
Step Five:
At the completion of each "whole unit" students will take a multiple choice assessment called "Progress Checks". These Progress Checks will be graded but because they are multiple choice and will likely consist of only 10-20 questions we should have time to discuss them as final review before the Unit Exam.
Progress Check
Step Six:
Students will take a Unit Eight Exam
Unit Eight Exam
UNIT EIGHT LAB
Each unit will have one or more virtual labs or activities that will support various science skills. These "labs" can take place before we start a unit, during the unit or at the completion of the unit.
Unit Eight Lab(s) or Activity(s)
Unit Nine: Human Body Systems
Step One:
FLDOE provides a unit overview at the start of each unit. We look at this together and I will provide an opening lecture to introduce the topics.
Unit Nine Outline
Step Two:
Watch instructional videos provided below. The instructional videos are from Paul Anderson's Bozeman Biology. These videos are applicable to Topics 1-9. These videos are succinct, accurate and topic appropriate. We will watch the lecture together and you may ask questions along the way or at the videos completion. Once we feel that we have understanding of the material we will move to the third step.
Human Systems Overview (optional)
Topic 1: SC.912.L.14.26
Topic 1: Optional
Topic 2: SC.912.L.14.27 (covered in Topic 1 video)
Topic 3: SC.912.L.14.36
Topic 4: HE.912.C.1.8 (9 part series)
Topic 5: SC.912.L.14.52
Topic 6: SC.912.L.14.6 Part 1
Topic 6: SC.912.L.14.6 Part 2
Topic 7: HE.912.C.1.5
Topic 8: SC.912.L.16.13 Part 1 (more in depth series also covers HGD unit)
Topic 8: SC.912.L.16.13 Part 2
Topic 8: SC.912.L.16.13 Part 3
Topic 8: SC.912.L.16.13 Part 4
Topic 9: SC.912.N.1.1
Step Three:
Next I will provide you with a series of questions multiple choice and/or short answer questions. These questions will relate directly to the lecture material and serve as a formative assessment. After all students have completed questions (approx 5 or 6), I will provide answers, explanations and encourage discussions.
Formative Topic Questions Multiple Choice / Short Answer
Step Four:
The fourth step is dependent upon the classes performance on those questions from step three, should I identify areas of concern or weaknesses I will reteach the material myself using my own powerpoints these powerpoints are tools for me to reteach you do not have know all this material.
Human Systems
These 4 steps will be repeated for each subtopic until the entire unit is completed.
Step Five:
At the completion of each "whole unit" students will take a multiple choice assessment called "Progress Checks". These Progress Checks will be graded but because they are multiple choice and will likely consist of only 10-20 questions we should have time to discuss them as final review before the Unit Exam.
Progress Check
Step Six:
Students will take a Unit Nine Exam
Unit Nine Exam
UNIT NINE LAB
Each unit will have one or more virtual labs or activities that will support various science skills. These "labs" can take place before we start a unit, during the unit or at the completion of the unit.
Unit Nine Lab(s) or Activity(s)
FLDOE provides a unit overview at the start of each unit. We look at this together and I will provide an opening lecture to introduce the topics.
Unit Nine Outline
Step Two:
Watch instructional videos provided below. The instructional videos are from Paul Anderson's Bozeman Biology. These videos are applicable to Topics 1-9. These videos are succinct, accurate and topic appropriate. We will watch the lecture together and you may ask questions along the way or at the videos completion. Once we feel that we have understanding of the material we will move to the third step.
Human Systems Overview (optional)
Topic 1: SC.912.L.14.26
Topic 1: Optional
Topic 2: SC.912.L.14.27 (covered in Topic 1 video)
Topic 3: SC.912.L.14.36
Topic 4: HE.912.C.1.8 (9 part series)
Topic 5: SC.912.L.14.52
Topic 6: SC.912.L.14.6 Part 1
Topic 6: SC.912.L.14.6 Part 2
Topic 7: HE.912.C.1.5
Topic 8: SC.912.L.16.13 Part 1 (more in depth series also covers HGD unit)
Topic 8: SC.912.L.16.13 Part 2
Topic 8: SC.912.L.16.13 Part 3
Topic 8: SC.912.L.16.13 Part 4
Topic 9: SC.912.N.1.1
Step Three:
Next I will provide you with a series of questions multiple choice and/or short answer questions. These questions will relate directly to the lecture material and serve as a formative assessment. After all students have completed questions (approx 5 or 6), I will provide answers, explanations and encourage discussions.
Formative Topic Questions Multiple Choice / Short Answer
Step Four:
The fourth step is dependent upon the classes performance on those questions from step three, should I identify areas of concern or weaknesses I will reteach the material myself using my own powerpoints these powerpoints are tools for me to reteach you do not have know all this material.
Human Systems
These 4 steps will be repeated for each subtopic until the entire unit is completed.
Step Five:
At the completion of each "whole unit" students will take a multiple choice assessment called "Progress Checks". These Progress Checks will be graded but because they are multiple choice and will likely consist of only 10-20 questions we should have time to discuss them as final review before the Unit Exam.
Progress Check
Step Six:
Students will take a Unit Nine Exam
Unit Nine Exam
UNIT NINE LAB
Each unit will have one or more virtual labs or activities that will support various science skills. These "labs" can take place before we start a unit, during the unit or at the completion of the unit.
Unit Nine Lab(s) or Activity(s)
Unit Ten: Ecology
Step One:
FLDOE provides a unit overview at the start of each unit. We look at this together and I will provide an opening lecture to introduce the topics.
Unit Ten Outline
Step Two:
Watch instructional videos provided below. The instructional videos are from Paul Anderson's Bozeman Biology. These videos are applicable to Topics 1-13. These videos are succinct, accurate and topic appropriate. We will watch the lecture together and you may ask questions along the way or at the videos completion. Once we feel that we have understanding of the material we will move to the third step.
Topic 1: SC.912.L.17.9
Topic 2: SC.912.E.7.1
Topic 3: SC.912.L.17.2
Topic 4: SC.912.L.17.4 Part 1
Topic 4: SC.912.L.17.4 Part 2
Topic 4: SC.912.L.17.4 Part 3
Topic 5: SC.912.L.17.8
Topic 6: SC.912.L.17.5
Topic 7: SC.912.N.1.1
Topic 8: SC.912.L.17.11 Part 1
Topic 8: SC.912.L.17.11 Part 2
Topic 9: SC.912.L.17.20 Part 1
Topic 9: SC.912.L.17.20 Part 2
Topic 10: SC.912.L.17.16 (covered above)
Topic 11: SC.912.C.1.3
Topic 12: SC.912.L.17.13
Topic 13: SC.912.N.2.4
Step Three:
Next I will provide you with a series of questions multiple choice and/or short answer questions. These questions will relate directly to the lecture material and serve as a formative assessment. After all students have completed questions (approx 5 or 6), I will provide answers, explanations and encourage discussions.
Formative Topic Questions Multiple Choice / Short Answer
Step Four:
The fourth step is dependent upon the classes performance on those questions from step three, should I identify areas of concern or weaknesses I will reteach the material myself using my own powerpoints these powerpoints are tools for me to reteach you do not have know all this material.
Ecosystems Populations Conservation
These 4 steps will be repeated for each subtopic until the entire unit is completed.
Step Five:
At the completion of each "whole unit" students will take a multiple choice assessment called "Progress Checks". These Progress Checks will be graded but because they are multiple choice and will likely consist of only 10-20 questions we should have time to discuss them as final review before the Unit Exam.
Progress Check
Step Six:
Students will take a Unit Ten Exam
Unit Ten Exam
UNIT TEN LAB
Each unit will have one or more virtual labs or activities that will support various science skills. These "labs" can take place before we start a unit, during the unit or at the completion of the unit.
Unit Ten Lab(s) or Activity(s)
FLDOE provides a unit overview at the start of each unit. We look at this together and I will provide an opening lecture to introduce the topics.
Unit Ten Outline
Step Two:
Watch instructional videos provided below. The instructional videos are from Paul Anderson's Bozeman Biology. These videos are applicable to Topics 1-13. These videos are succinct, accurate and topic appropriate. We will watch the lecture together and you may ask questions along the way or at the videos completion. Once we feel that we have understanding of the material we will move to the third step.
Topic 1: SC.912.L.17.9
Topic 2: SC.912.E.7.1
Topic 3: SC.912.L.17.2
Topic 4: SC.912.L.17.4 Part 1
Topic 4: SC.912.L.17.4 Part 2
Topic 4: SC.912.L.17.4 Part 3
Topic 5: SC.912.L.17.8
Topic 6: SC.912.L.17.5
Topic 7: SC.912.N.1.1
Topic 8: SC.912.L.17.11 Part 1
Topic 8: SC.912.L.17.11 Part 2
Topic 9: SC.912.L.17.20 Part 1
Topic 9: SC.912.L.17.20 Part 2
Topic 10: SC.912.L.17.16 (covered above)
Topic 11: SC.912.C.1.3
Topic 12: SC.912.L.17.13
Topic 13: SC.912.N.2.4
Step Three:
Next I will provide you with a series of questions multiple choice and/or short answer questions. These questions will relate directly to the lecture material and serve as a formative assessment. After all students have completed questions (approx 5 or 6), I will provide answers, explanations and encourage discussions.
Formative Topic Questions Multiple Choice / Short Answer
Step Four:
The fourth step is dependent upon the classes performance on those questions from step three, should I identify areas of concern or weaknesses I will reteach the material myself using my own powerpoints these powerpoints are tools for me to reteach you do not have know all this material.
Ecosystems Populations Conservation
These 4 steps will be repeated for each subtopic until the entire unit is completed.
Step Five:
At the completion of each "whole unit" students will take a multiple choice assessment called "Progress Checks". These Progress Checks will be graded but because they are multiple choice and will likely consist of only 10-20 questions we should have time to discuss them as final review before the Unit Exam.
Progress Check
Step Six:
Students will take a Unit Ten Exam
Unit Ten Exam
UNIT TEN LAB
Each unit will have one or more virtual labs or activities that will support various science skills. These "labs" can take place before we start a unit, during the unit or at the completion of the unit.
Unit Ten Lab(s) or Activity(s)
Unit Eleven: Diversity of Life
Step One:
FLDOE provides a unit overview at the start of each unit. We look at this together and I will provide an opening lecture to introduce the topics.
Unit Eleven Outline
Step Two:
Watch instructional videos provided below. The instructional videos are from Paul Anderson's Bozeman Biology. These videos are applicable to Topics 1-2. These videos are succinct, accurate and topic appropriate. We will watch the lecture together and you may ask questions along the way or at the videos completion. Once we feel that we have understanding of the material we will move to the third step.
Topic 1: SC.912.L.15.6 (already covered in unit 7)
Topic 2: SC.912.N.1.1 (pick the most appropriate skill)
Step Three:
Next I will provide you with a series of questions multiple choice and/or short answer questions. These questions will relate directly to the lecture material and serve as a formative assessment. After all students have completed questions (approx 5 or 6), I will provide answers, explanations and encourage discussions.
Formative Topic Questions Multiple Choice / Short Answer
Step Four:
The fourth step is dependent upon the classes performance on those questions from step three, should I identify areas of concern or weaknesses I will reteach the material myself using my own powerpoints these powerpoints are tools for me to reteach you do not have know all this material.
See Unit 7
These 4 steps will be repeated for each subtopic until the entire unit is completed.
Step Five:
At the completion of each "whole unit" students will take a multiple choice assessment called "Progress Checks". These Progress Checks will be graded but because they are multiple choice and will likely consist of only 10-20 questions we should have time to discuss them as final review before the Unit Exam.
Progress Check
Step Six:
Students will take a Unit Eleven Exam
Unit Eleven Exam
UNIT ELEVEN LAB
Each unit will have one or more virtual labs or activities that will support various science skills. These "labs" can take place before we start a unit, during the unit or at the completion of the unit.
Unit Eleven Lab(s) or Activity(s)
FLDOE provides a unit overview at the start of each unit. We look at this together and I will provide an opening lecture to introduce the topics.
Unit Eleven Outline
Step Two:
Watch instructional videos provided below. The instructional videos are from Paul Anderson's Bozeman Biology. These videos are applicable to Topics 1-2. These videos are succinct, accurate and topic appropriate. We will watch the lecture together and you may ask questions along the way or at the videos completion. Once we feel that we have understanding of the material we will move to the third step.
Topic 1: SC.912.L.15.6 (already covered in unit 7)
Topic 2: SC.912.N.1.1 (pick the most appropriate skill)
Step Three:
Next I will provide you with a series of questions multiple choice and/or short answer questions. These questions will relate directly to the lecture material and serve as a formative assessment. After all students have completed questions (approx 5 or 6), I will provide answers, explanations and encourage discussions.
Formative Topic Questions Multiple Choice / Short Answer
Step Four:
The fourth step is dependent upon the classes performance on those questions from step three, should I identify areas of concern or weaknesses I will reteach the material myself using my own powerpoints these powerpoints are tools for me to reteach you do not have know all this material.
See Unit 7
These 4 steps will be repeated for each subtopic until the entire unit is completed.
Step Five:
At the completion of each "whole unit" students will take a multiple choice assessment called "Progress Checks". These Progress Checks will be graded but because they are multiple choice and will likely consist of only 10-20 questions we should have time to discuss them as final review before the Unit Exam.
Progress Check
Step Six:
Students will take a Unit Eleven Exam
Unit Eleven Exam
UNIT ELEVEN LAB
Each unit will have one or more virtual labs or activities that will support various science skills. These "labs" can take place before we start a unit, during the unit or at the completion of the unit.
Unit Eleven Lab(s) or Activity(s)
Unit Twelve: Growth & Development
Step One:
FLDOE provides a unit overview at the start of each unit. We look at this together and I will provide an opening lecture to introduce the topics.
Unit Twelve Outline
Step Two:
Watch instructional videos provided below. The instructional videos are from Paul Anderson's Bozeman Biology. These videos are applicable to Topics 1-4. These videos are succinct, accurate and topic appropriate. We will watch the lecture together and you may ask questions along the way or at the videos completion. Once we feel that we have understanding of the material we will move to the third step.
Topic 1 Teen Dating Violence
Topic 2 Consent and Gender
Topic 3 Human Reproduction
Topic 4 Contraception & STI's
Step Three:
Next I will provide you with a series of questions multiple choice and/or short answer questions. These questions will relate directly to the lecture material and serve as a formative assessment. After all students have completed questions (approx 5 or 6), I will provide answers, explanations and encourage discussions.
Formative Topic Questions Multiple Choice / Short Answer
Step Four:
The fourth step is dependent upon the classes performance on those questions from step three, should I identify areas of concern or weaknesses I will reteach the material myself using my own powerpoints these powerpoints are tools for me to reteach you do not have know all this material.
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These 4 steps will be repeated for each subtopic until the entire unit is completed.
Step Five:
At the completion of each "whole unit" students will take a multiple choice assessment called "Progress Checks". These Progress Checks will be graded but because they are multiple choice and will likely consist of only 10-20 questions we should have time to discuss them as final review before the Unit Exam.
Progress Check
Step Six:
Students will take a Unit Twelve Exam
Unit Twelve Exam
UNIT TWELVE LAB
Each unit will have one or more virtual labs or activities that will support various science skills. These "labs" can take place before we start a unit, during the unit or at the completion of the unit.
Unit Twelve Lab(s) or Activity(s)
FLDOE provides a unit overview at the start of each unit. We look at this together and I will provide an opening lecture to introduce the topics.
Unit Twelve Outline
Step Two:
Watch instructional videos provided below. The instructional videos are from Paul Anderson's Bozeman Biology. These videos are applicable to Topics 1-4. These videos are succinct, accurate and topic appropriate. We will watch the lecture together and you may ask questions along the way or at the videos completion. Once we feel that we have understanding of the material we will move to the third step.
Topic 1 Teen Dating Violence
Topic 2 Consent and Gender
Topic 3 Human Reproduction
Topic 4 Contraception & STI's
Step Three:
Next I will provide you with a series of questions multiple choice and/or short answer questions. These questions will relate directly to the lecture material and serve as a formative assessment. After all students have completed questions (approx 5 or 6), I will provide answers, explanations and encourage discussions.
Formative Topic Questions Multiple Choice / Short Answer
Step Four:
The fourth step is dependent upon the classes performance on those questions from step three, should I identify areas of concern or weaknesses I will reteach the material myself using my own powerpoints these powerpoints are tools for me to reteach you do not have know all this material.
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These 4 steps will be repeated for each subtopic until the entire unit is completed.
Step Five:
At the completion of each "whole unit" students will take a multiple choice assessment called "Progress Checks". These Progress Checks will be graded but because they are multiple choice and will likely consist of only 10-20 questions we should have time to discuss them as final review before the Unit Exam.
Progress Check
Step Six:
Students will take a Unit Twelve Exam
Unit Twelve Exam
UNIT TWELVE LAB
Each unit will have one or more virtual labs or activities that will support various science skills. These "labs" can take place before we start a unit, during the unit or at the completion of the unit.
Unit Twelve Lab(s) or Activity(s)
Fourth Quarter
Week One (from last year will be modified this year)
To clarify...Do this on Monday
Video(s): The Guide: A Biologist in Gorongosa (A Short Film, no notes)
Ecosystem Ecology (take notes)
To clarify...Do this on Wednesday and Thursday
Activity(s): Biome Viewer: Biodiversity and Human Impacts
Biome Viewer (you need to use this interactive)
Exploring Biomes in Gorongosa National Park
Gorongosa Interactive Map (you need to use this interactive)
*It may take 5-15 for some movies, viewers and interactive apps to load, be patient
To clarify...The assessment is Thursday by MIdnight
Assessment: Will also be posted on GC and must be uploaded via GC (Google Classroom)
To clarify...These resources will help you do the assignments above
Resources: https://ucmp.berkeley.edu/exhibits/biomes/
https://blueplanetbiomes.org/index.php
Video(s): The Guide: A Biologist in Gorongosa (A Short Film, no notes)
Ecosystem Ecology (take notes)
To clarify...Do this on Wednesday and Thursday
Activity(s): Biome Viewer: Biodiversity and Human Impacts
Biome Viewer (you need to use this interactive)
Exploring Biomes in Gorongosa National Park
Gorongosa Interactive Map (you need to use this interactive)
*It may take 5-15 for some movies, viewers and interactive apps to load, be patient
To clarify...The assessment is Thursday by MIdnight
Assessment: Will also be posted on GC and must be uploaded via GC (Google Classroom)
To clarify...These resources will help you do the assignments above
Resources: https://ucmp.berkeley.edu/exhibits/biomes/
https://blueplanetbiomes.org/index.php
Week Two
To clarify...Do this on Monday
Video(s): Ecosystems (Take notes)
Biotic & Abiotic Factors (Take notes)
How Wolves Change Rivers (A Short Film, no notes)
To clarify...Tuesday you meet live with Mr. Chadwick, you may also finish Monday's work or start Wednesday's work
Live Meeting
To clarify...Do this on Wednesday and Thursday
Activity(s): Exploring Biomass Pyramids
All of your answers and calculations are saved on the interactive,
the interactive will agenerate a lab report for when you are done
To clarify...The assessment is Thursday by MIdnight
Assessment: Will also be posted on GC and must be uploaded via GC (Google Classroom)
To clarify...These resources will help you do the assignments above
Resources:
Video(s): Ecosystems (Take notes)
Biotic & Abiotic Factors (Take notes)
How Wolves Change Rivers (A Short Film, no notes)
To clarify...Tuesday you meet live with Mr. Chadwick, you may also finish Monday's work or start Wednesday's work
Live Meeting
To clarify...Do this on Wednesday and Thursday
Activity(s): Exploring Biomass Pyramids
All of your answers and calculations are saved on the interactive,
the interactive will agenerate a lab report for when you are done
To clarify...The assessment is Thursday by MIdnight
Assessment: Will also be posted on GC and must be uploaded via GC (Google Classroom)
To clarify...These resources will help you do the assignments above
Resources:
Week Three
To clarify...Do this on Monday
Video(s): Biogeochemical Cycles (Take notes)
Gorongosa's Water Cycle (No notes)
Termite Activity Enhances Ecosystem Productivity (A no notes)
To clarify...Tuesday you meet live with Mr. Chadwick, you may also finish Monday's work or start Wednesday's work
Live Meeting
To clarify...Do this on Wednesday and Thursday
Activity(s): Nutrient Cycling in the Serengeti
Card Activity Instructions
Cards
How Savanna Plants Get Nutrients
Nitrogen Cycle
*If you can not print the cards then I suggest you zoom, google meet or Face Time with a
friend(s) that can so that you can complete the assignment
To clarify...The assessment is Thursday by MIdnight
Assessment: Will also be posted on GC and must be uploaded via GC (Google Classroom)
To clarify...These resources will help you do the assignments above
Resources: Solving Crimes with the Necrobiome
Video(s): Biogeochemical Cycles (Take notes)
Gorongosa's Water Cycle (No notes)
Termite Activity Enhances Ecosystem Productivity (A no notes)
To clarify...Tuesday you meet live with Mr. Chadwick, you may also finish Monday's work or start Wednesday's work
Live Meeting
To clarify...Do this on Wednesday and Thursday
Activity(s): Nutrient Cycling in the Serengeti
Card Activity Instructions
Cards
How Savanna Plants Get Nutrients
Nitrogen Cycle
*If you can not print the cards then I suggest you zoom, google meet or Face Time with a
friend(s) that can so that you can complete the assignment
To clarify...The assessment is Thursday by MIdnight
Assessment: Will also be posted on GC and must be uploaded via GC (Google Classroom)
To clarify...These resources will help you do the assignments above
Resources: Solving Crimes with the Necrobiome
Week Four
To clarify...Do this on Monday
Video(s): Communities (Take notes)
Keystone Species & Trophic Cascades (Short Film No notes)
To clarify...Tuesday you meet live with Mr. Chadwick, you may also finish Monday's work or start Wednesday's work
Live Meeting
To clarify...Do this on Wednesday and Thursday
Activity(s): Some Animals are More Equal than Others
To clarify...The assessment is Thursday by MIdnight
Assessment: Will also be posted on GC and must be uploaded via GC (Google Classroom)
To clarify...These resources will help you do the assignments above
Resources:
Video(s): Communities (Take notes)
Keystone Species & Trophic Cascades (Short Film No notes)
To clarify...Tuesday you meet live with Mr. Chadwick, you may also finish Monday's work or start Wednesday's work
Live Meeting
To clarify...Do this on Wednesday and Thursday
Activity(s): Some Animals are More Equal than Others
To clarify...The assessment is Thursday by MIdnight
Assessment: Will also be posted on GC and must be uploaded via GC (Google Classroom)
To clarify...These resources will help you do the assignments above
Resources:
Week Five
To clarify...Do this on Monday
Video(s): Exponential Growth (Take notes)
Logistic Growth (Take notes)
r and k selection (Take notes)
Modeling Populations & Species Interactions (A Short Film, no notes)
To clarify...Tuesday you meet live with Mr. Chadwick, you may also finish Monday's work or start Wednesday's work
Live Meeting
To clarify...Do this on Wednesday and Thursday
Activity(s): Population Dynamics Launch the Interactive
Population Dynamics Click & Learn Worksheet
To clarify...The assessment is Thursday by MIdnight
Assessment: Will also be posted on GC and must be uploaded via GC (Google Classroom)
To clarify...These resources will help you do the assignments above
Resources:
Video(s): Exponential Growth (Take notes)
Logistic Growth (Take notes)
r and k selection (Take notes)
Modeling Populations & Species Interactions (A Short Film, no notes)
To clarify...Tuesday you meet live with Mr. Chadwick, you may also finish Monday's work or start Wednesday's work
Live Meeting
To clarify...Do this on Wednesday and Thursday
Activity(s): Population Dynamics Launch the Interactive
Population Dynamics Click & Learn Worksheet
To clarify...The assessment is Thursday by MIdnight
Assessment: Will also be posted on GC and must be uploaded via GC (Google Classroom)
To clarify...These resources will help you do the assignments above
Resources:
Week Six
To clarify...Do this on Monday. This week will be a little different from the last 5 weeks. Just follow directions and you will be fine.
Click & Learn: Paleoclimate: A History of Change (Launch the Interactive)
Paleoclimate: A History of Change (Student Worksheet)
To clarify...Tuesday you meet live with Mr. Chadwick, you may also finish Monday's work or start Wednesday's work
Live Meeting
Launch Interactive: The Making of Mass Extinctions (Launch Interactive)
(Take notes as you click through the interactive FOCUS on the environmental factors
and the reasons behind the mass extinctions, also note the dates)
Launch Interactive: The Anthropocene: Human Impact on the Environment
(Take notes as you click through the interactive click the impacts and focus on the
main ideas and some of specific details to support them)
To clarify...Do this on Wednesday and Thursday
PBS Documentary: Climate Change: The Facts
(Take notes only if you need to in order to pay attention, otherwise just watch it
closely and should be fine, Mr. Hock may very well include some questions from
the movie)
To clarify...The assessment is Thursday by MIdnight
Assessment: Will also be posted on GC and must be uploaded via GC (Google Classroom)
To clarify...These resources will help you do the assignments above
Resources: The Greenhouse Effect
Click & Learn: Paleoclimate: A History of Change (Launch the Interactive)
Paleoclimate: A History of Change (Student Worksheet)
To clarify...Tuesday you meet live with Mr. Chadwick, you may also finish Monday's work or start Wednesday's work
Live Meeting
Launch Interactive: The Making of Mass Extinctions (Launch Interactive)
(Take notes as you click through the interactive FOCUS on the environmental factors
and the reasons behind the mass extinctions, also note the dates)
Launch Interactive: The Anthropocene: Human Impact on the Environment
(Take notes as you click through the interactive click the impacts and focus on the
main ideas and some of specific details to support them)
To clarify...Do this on Wednesday and Thursday
PBS Documentary: Climate Change: The Facts
(Take notes only if you need to in order to pay attention, otherwise just watch it
closely and should be fine, Mr. Hock may very well include some questions from
the movie)
To clarify...The assessment is Thursday by MIdnight
Assessment: Will also be posted on GC and must be uploaded via GC (Google Classroom)
To clarify...These resources will help you do the assignments above
Resources: The Greenhouse Effect
Week Seven *read carefully schedule changes made
To clarify...Do this on Monday. This week will pick up where last week ended.
Video(s): The Impacts of Climate Change in Yellowstone (Take notes)
Activity(s): The Impacts of Climate Change in Yellowstone (student worksheet)
Reading(s): Warmer World is a Unhealthier Place for Children (take notes)
To clarify...Tuesday you meet live with Mr. Chadwick, you may also finish Monday's work or start Wednesday's work
Live Meeting
Reading(s): Destroyed Habitat Creates Perfect Environment for Corona Virus to Emerge (take notes)
Reading(s): To Prevent the Next Pandemic, End Unequal Access to Natural Resources (take notes)
Reading(s): Virus Renews Safety Concerns About Slaughtering Wild Animals (take notes)
To clarify...Do this on Wednesday
Activity(s): Virus Explorer (Interactive used to answer questions)
Virus Explorer Worksheet (ONLY ANSWER #'s: 3c,3e,3f, 4all, 5all)
To clarify...Do this on Thursday
Video(s): Virus Hunter: Monitoring the Nipah Virus in Bat Populations (take notes)
Activity(s): Epidemiology of Nipah Virus
To clarify...Watch the Video and Do The assessment Friday
Video(s): Natural Selection in an Outbreak (take notes)
Assessment: Will also be posted on Google Classroom and must be uploaded via Google Classroom
To clarify...These resources will help you do the assignments above
Resources: Dengue Virus Life Cycle (short video to help you understand viral reproduction)
Video(s): The Impacts of Climate Change in Yellowstone (Take notes)
Activity(s): The Impacts of Climate Change in Yellowstone (student worksheet)
Reading(s): Warmer World is a Unhealthier Place for Children (take notes)
To clarify...Tuesday you meet live with Mr. Chadwick, you may also finish Monday's work or start Wednesday's work
Live Meeting
Reading(s): Destroyed Habitat Creates Perfect Environment for Corona Virus to Emerge (take notes)
Reading(s): To Prevent the Next Pandemic, End Unequal Access to Natural Resources (take notes)
Reading(s): Virus Renews Safety Concerns About Slaughtering Wild Animals (take notes)
To clarify...Do this on Wednesday
Activity(s): Virus Explorer (Interactive used to answer questions)
Virus Explorer Worksheet (ONLY ANSWER #'s: 3c,3e,3f, 4all, 5all)
To clarify...Do this on Thursday
Video(s): Virus Hunter: Monitoring the Nipah Virus in Bat Populations (take notes)
Activity(s): Epidemiology of Nipah Virus
To clarify...Watch the Video and Do The assessment Friday
Video(s): Natural Selection in an Outbreak (take notes)
Assessment: Will also be posted on Google Classroom and must be uploaded via Google Classroom
To clarify...These resources will help you do the assignments above
Resources: Dengue Virus Life Cycle (short video to help you understand viral reproduction)
Week Eight
Well here we are, week eight. Ladies and Gentlemen after a rather long and difficult week seven, this week will be your easiest! You will have a one assignment this week, it is the Human Growth and Development Lesson put together by the county, although it is mandatory it is also only a completion grade. This lesson and the directions will be posted in the next day or two.
Mr. Hock, Mr Chadwick and myself are planning on providing a make work window for all students who would like the opportunity to complete a missing assignment. This window will occur next weekend or into the week nine. If you are planning to do make up an assignment you should do it this week that way all you have to do is submit when the window opens. This also means you would enjoy the last week off since there are no final exams.
Mr. Hock, Mr Chadwick and myself are planning on providing a make work window for all students who would like the opportunity to complete a missing assignment. This window will occur next weekend or into the week nine. If you are planning to do make up an assignment you should do it this week that way all you have to do is submit when the window opens. This also means you would enjoy the last week off since there are no final exams.
Week Nine
To clarify...Do this on Monday
Video(s): (Take notes)
(No notes)
(A Short Film, no notes)
To clarify...Tuesday you meet live with Mr. Chadwick, you may also finish Monday's work or start Wednesday's work
Live Meeting
To clarify...Do this on Wednesday and Thursday
Activity(s):
To clarify...The assessment is Thursday by MIdnight
Assessment: Will also be posted on GC and must be uploaded via GC (Google Classroom)
To clarify...These resources will help you do the assignments above
Resources:
Video(s): (Take notes)
(No notes)
(A Short Film, no notes)
To clarify...Tuesday you meet live with Mr. Chadwick, you may also finish Monday's work or start Wednesday's work
Live Meeting
To clarify...Do this on Wednesday and Thursday
Activity(s):
To clarify...The assessment is Thursday by MIdnight
Assessment: Will also be posted on GC and must be uploaded via GC (Google Classroom)
To clarify...These resources will help you do the assignments above
Resources: