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BIOLOGY 2 
7318 Main St., Houma, LA 70360
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First Grading Period      
   Research Skills      
      Experimental Design  
      Statistical Analysis of Results  
      Use of the Scientific Literature    
   Research Report Assignment     
   Cellular Biology & Biochemistry      
      Eukaryotic vs. Prokaryotic Cells Ch 16: 1-18
      Cellular Respiration Ch 6
      Photosynthesis Ch 7
      Enzyme Kinetics Ch 5:5-9
       
Second Grading Period      
   Genetics & Biotechnology       
      Modes of Inheritance Ch 9
      Control of Gene Expression Ch 11
      Recombinant DNA Ch 12: 1-6, 16-19
      DNA Fingerprinting Ch 12: 10-15
   Evolution       
      Evidence for Evolution Ch 13: 1-3
      Mechanisms for Evolution Ch 13: 4-6, 12-22
      Speciation Ch 13: 9-10, Ch 14
      Human Evolution Ch 19
       
Third Grading Period      
    Ch 20 - Animal Structure & Function   
           Integumentary System Notes
    Ch 21 - Nutrition & Digestion  
    Ch 22 - Respiration  
    Ch 23 - Circulation  
    Ch 24 - Immune System  
    Ch 25 - Urinary System  
    Powerpoint Assigment     
       
Fourth Grading Period      
   Ch 26 - Endocrine System   
   Ch 27 - Reproductive System   
   Ch 28 - Nervous System   
   Ch 29 - Senses   
   Ch 30 - Skeletal & Muscular Systems   
       


DRA - Daily Reading Assignment

On most days, there will be a chapter:section written on the far left side of the board.  Your assignment for the first 10 minutes of class is to read that section and summarize it in four sentence.  You should also add one sentence of reflection about your thougthts, questions, and /or impressions of the reading assignment.
 

LEARNING LOG

 

Rationale

A learning log is a repository that students maintain in order to record ideas, questions, reactions, and reflections, and to summarize newly learned content.   For biology II, you will spend the final 5 minutes of each class (or do it for homework if there’s not time for it in class) writing about what your learned from that day’s class.

 

Sample Learning Log Prompt and Entry

Teacher Prompt:  In your own words, tell what you have learned about the human brain from today’s reading and activities.

Student Log Entry: I learned that the brain has a right and left half that are called cerebral hemispheres.  But really the brain has four main parts—the cerebrum, the pons, the cerebellum, and the medulla oblongata. I also learned that when the arteries in the brain become blocked it can cause strokes.  The brain doesn’t get enough oxygen and is damaged.

   

NOTE: The DRA and Learning Log for each day should be dated and can be written on one side of a page (DRA on top, LL on the bottom) or on both sides (DRA on the front, LL on the bottom).  Whichever you choose, please be consistent.  The complete set of DRAs, Learning Logs, and your handwritten items that you miss on tests will be picked up 4 days before the end of the grading period for 1 test grade.

 
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