Download Topics that we have covered

Topics that we have covered
DNA history
DNA structure
DNA function
DNA base pairing
DNA packaging
DNA replication
Differences between RNA and DNA
Mutations
Simple Mendel Genetics
Genetic disorders – Samples, Causes, Treatments
Protein synthesis – Transcription and Translation
Meiosis and Mitosis
Goal: Topics to know by the finals
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DNA history
DNA structure
DNA function
DNA base pairing
DNA packaging
DNA replication
Differences between RNA and DNA
Mutations
Simple Mendel Genetics
Genetic disorders – Samples, Causes,
Treatments
Protein synthesis – Transcription and
Translation
Meiosis
Mitosis
Biogeochemical cycles
Cellular Respiration
Photosynthesis
Cycling Matter
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Flow of Energy through biomes
Dynamic Equilibrium in organisms,
populations, and ecosystems
Anthropogenic effects
Conservation Biology
Evolution
Natural Selection
Sexual Selection
Artificial Selection
Speciation
Scientific Method
Careers in Biology
Chemistry for biologist
Cells and cell structures
Stem Cells and Cell differentiation
Cell lifecycle
Cell to cell communication
Osmosis and Diffusion
Goal: Topics to know by the finals
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DNA history
DNA structure
DNA function
DNA base pairing
DNA packaging
DNA replication
Differences between RNA and DNA
Mutations
Simple Mendel Genetics
Genetic disorders – Samples, Causes,
Treatments
Protein synthesis – Transcription and
Translation
Meiosis
Mitosis
Biogeochemical cycles
Cellular Respiration
Photosynthesis
Cycling Matter
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Flow of Energy through biomes
Dynamic Equilibrium in organisms,
populations, and ecosystems
Anthropogenic effects
Conservation Biology
Evolution
Natural Selection
Sexual Selection
Artificial Selection
Speciation
Scientific Method
Careers in Biology
Chemistry for biologist
Cells and cell structures
Stem Cells and Cell differentiation
Cell lifecycle
Cell to cell communication
Osmosis and Diffusion
Goal: Topics to know by the finals
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DNA history
DNA structure
DNA function
DNA base pairing
DNA packaging
DNA replication
Differences between RNA and DNA
Mutations
Simple Mendel Genetics
Genetic disorders – Samples, Causes,
Treatments
Protein synthesis – Transcription and
Translation
Meiosis
Mitosis
Biogeochemical cycles
Cellular Respiration
Photosynthesis
Cycling Matter
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Flow of Energy through biomes
Dynamic Equilibrium in organisms,
populations, and ecosystems
Anthropogenic effects
Conservation Biology
Evolution
Natural Selection
Sexual Selection
Artificial Selection
Speciation
Scientific Method
Careers in Biology
Chemistry for biologist
Cells and cell structures
Stem Cells and Cell differentiation
Cell lifecycle
Cell to cell communication
Osmosis and Diffusion
Finals Information
First Final
When: Wednesday 5/15 for periods 2,3,4,6 and
Thursday 5/16 for periods 1, and 7
Where: I203
Details: Individual, Written, Open-note, Closedbook, Cumulative, 15% of your grade, Not Curved
Finals Information
Second Final: End of Course Exam
When: Friday 5/17 for all periods
Where: Library
Details: Individual, Computerized, Closed-notes,
Closed-book, Cumulative, 15% of your grade,
Highest score sets curve
Additional Finals Information
Third Quarter Triumphs
• Quality genetic disorder and meiosis projects!
• Strengthened relationships
• Fantastic pace and teacher-teacher
communication on deadlines
• Coverage of many topics
• Personal Development
• Respectful
Forth Quarter Changes
1. Turn assignments in on time! No late work will be
accepted unless accompanied by a excused absence
note.
2. Attendance policy: 3 UE tardies = Detention, 5 UE
tadies = Detention with VP. Call home for each
unexcused absence. You must be in I203 in order to
be counted as present. If you have an excused
absence you must pick up and complete the work
within 1 class*.
3. Electronics Policy: Put away all electronics prior to
entering the class. Distractions will be given to the VP
Fourth Quarter Changes
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New desks! Now everyone can sit at a desk. No assigned
seats; however, only 4 people are permitted per table.
First come first served so come early to get the seat you
want
New In/Out trays
Portfolio storage: You can now store your portfolios on
the shelf at your own discretion
New Sign-out procedures.
Preparation. Bring out your notebook and pen at the
beginning of each class, write in your planars/phones.
Be mindful of due dates!
Extra Credit
Opportunities