IB SL Biology I-Period 1 Assignments
- Instructor
- Todd Johnson
- Term
- 2023-2024 School Year
- Department
- Science
- Description
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Upcoming Assignments
No upcoming assignments.
Past Assignments
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Winogradsky Column Lab Analysis
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Semester 1 Final Exam
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Edpuzzle - Measures of Spread: Crash Course Statistics #4
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Edpuzzle - Graphing
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Edpuzzle - Central Tendencies
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Winogradsky Column Check
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Winogradsky Column Check
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Winogradsky Column Check
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Mitosis in Onion Root Tip Cells
Please complete through Part G for tomorrow
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Unit 6 1-page summary
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Unit 6 1-page summary
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Unit 6 1-page summary
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D2.1.2 Notes
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D2.1.3 Notes
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D2.1.2 Notes
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D2.1.3 Notes
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D2.1.2 Notes
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D2.1.3 Notes
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Cell Division II
Read the article and then take the Quiz. Upload a screenshot of your score once completed
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Cell Division II
Read the article and then take the Quiz. Upload a screenshot of your score once completed
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Cell Division II
Read the article and then take the Quiz. Upload a screenshot of your score once completed
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CFU: DNA Packaging During Cell Division
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D2.1.5: DNA replication as a prerequisite for both mitosis and meiosis
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D2.1.7: Phases of Mitosis
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CFU: Mitosis and Forms of DNA
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D2.1.6: Condensation and movement of chromosomes as shared features of mitosis and meiosis
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CFU: DNA Packaging During Cell Division
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D2.1.5: DNA replication as a prerequisite for both mitosis and meiosis
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D2.1.7: Phases of Mitosis
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CFU: Mitosis and Forms of DNA
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D2.1.6: Condensation and movement of chromosomes as shared features of mitosis and meiosis
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D2.1.1 Notes
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CFU: Cell Division
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D2.1.4 Notes
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D2.1.1 Notes
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CFU: Cell Division
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D2.1.4 Notes
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CFU: Cellular Differentiation
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CFU: Cellular Differentiation
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CFU: Cellular Differentiation
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Unit 5: Cell Differentiation Quiz
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Unit 5: Cell Differentiation Quiz
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Cell Differentiation 1-Page Summary
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Cell Differentiation 1-Page Summary
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Cell Differentiation 1-Page Summary
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B2.3.2-Properties of Stem Cells notes
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B2.3.4-Differences between totipotent, pluripotent and multipotent stem cells
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B2.3.2-Properties of Stem Cells notes
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B2.3.3-Location and Function of Stem Cell Niches in Adult Humans
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B2.3.4-Differences between totipotent, pluripotent and multipotent stem cells
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CFU: Stem Cells
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B2.3.2-Properties of Stem Cells notes
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B2.3.3-Location and Function of Stem Cell Niches in Adult Humans
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B2.3.4-Differences between totipotent, pluripotent and multipotent stem cells
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CFU: Stem Cells
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B2.3.3-Location and Function of Stem Cell Niches in Adult Humans
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CFU: Stem Cells
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CFU: Cell Size
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C3.1.2: Cells, tissues, organs and body systems as a hierarchy of subsystems that are integrated in a multicellular living organism notes
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B2.3.1: Production of Unspecialized Cells following Fertilization and their Development into Specialized Cells by Differentiation notes
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B2.3.5: Cell Size as an Aspect of Specialization
Include a picture of your notes with a school ID
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Onion Propagation Conclusion and Evaluation
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Onion Propagation Conclusion and Evaluation
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Onion Analysis Part 4
Biologists,
The statistical test that is most appropriate for our data is a correlation because we are testing the effect of one variable on another. Please use it when answering the questions in the slides. Do your best and we will discuss it tomorrow in class. Use the online calculator!
The statistical test that is most appropriate for our data is a correlation because we are testing the effect of one variable on another. Please use it when answering the questions in the slides. Do your best and we will discuss it tomorrow in class. Use the online calculator!
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Onion Analysis Part 4
Biologists,
The statistical test that is most appropriate for our data is a correlation because we are testing the effect of one variable on another. Please use it when answering the questions in the slides. Do your best and we will discuss it tomorrow in class. Use the online calculator!
The statistical test that is most appropriate for our data is a correlation because we are testing the effect of one variable on another. Please use it when answering the questions in the slides. Do your best and we will discuss it tomorrow in class. Use the online calculator!
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Onion Analysis Part 4
Biologists,
The statistical test that is most appropriate for our data is a correlation because we are testing the effect of one variable on another. Please use it when answering the questions in the slides. Do your best and we will discuss it tomorrow in class. Use the online calculator!
The statistical test that is most appropriate for our data is a correlation because we are testing the effect of one variable on another. Please use it when answering the questions in the slides. Do your best and we will discuss it tomorrow in class. Use the online calculator!
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Onion Analysis Part 3 - Graphing
Please make sure that you have answered all of the questions. Think about the graph that you added standard deviation bars to yesterday when making a graph today.
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Onion Analysis Part 3 - Graphing
Please make sure that you have answered all of the questions. Think about the graph that you added standard deviation bars to yesterday when making a graph today.
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Onion Analysis Part 2 Spread
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Onion Analysis Part 2 Spread
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Onion Analysis Part 2 Spread
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A&B Pumpkin Carving Contest
This a completely optional, extra credit assignment that hopefully is also fun. The overall winner from all participating classes could walk away with 125 A&B points and possibly some other "stuff" as well. We will be judging during class on Halloween so make sure you understand that the pumpkins must be brought in Halloween morning and taken home that SAME day to receive the A&B points.
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Onion Propagation Lab Central tendency
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Onion Propagation Lab Central tendency
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Onion Propagation Lab Central tendency
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Propagating Green Onions Lab
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Propagating Green Onions Lab
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Propagating Green Onions Lab
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CFU: Cell Specialization
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CFU: Cell Specialization
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Semester 1 Midterm Exam
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Semester 1 Midterm Exam
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Semester 1 Midterm Exam
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Unit 4: More Complex Cells 1-page Summary
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Unit 4: More Complex Cells 1-page Summary
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A&B: Eukaryote Cell Structure notes
Extra credit assignment (rewriting notes is an excellent way to study)
Take notes in the packet and upload a picture with your ID.
Take notes in the packet and upload a picture with your ID.
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A2.2.11: Drawing and Annotation Based on Electron Micrographs
Slides 9-15 only
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A2.2.10: Cell Types and Cell Structures Views in Light and Electron Micrographs
Slides 4-23 only
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Micrograph Analysis Lab
Use the EM Identifications slides to help in your identification of the structures
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Micrograph Analysis Lab
Use the EM Identifications slides to help in your identification of the structures
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Micrograph Analysis Lab
Use the EM Identifications slides to help in your identification of the structures
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A2.2.9 Atypical Cell Structures in Eukaryotes
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CFU: Trends and Discrepancies
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A&B: Classifying Bacteria (This Podcast Will Kill You!)
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CFU: Animal Cell Structures
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CFU: Plant Cell Structures
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Unit 2: Introduction to Cells and Microcopy Quiz retakes
Remember to use Quiz Makeup/Retake Form on Google Classroom as well as the AHS tutoring Form to schedule a quiz
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A Journey through the Visual Cell
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A2.2.8: Differences in Eukaryotic Cell Structure between Animals, Fungi and Plants Notes
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A2.2.6: Eukaryote Cell Structure
These slides are for the flip book to be made in class
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A2.2.6: Eukaryote Cell Structure
These slides are for the flip book to be made in class
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A2.2.6: Eukaryote Cell Structure
These slides are for the flip book to be made in class
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A&B: How we Study Microbes in your Gut
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B2.2.1 Organelles as Discrete Subunits of Cells that are Adapted to Perform Specific Functions Notes
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B2.2.1 Organelles as Discrete Subunits of Cells that are Adapted to Perform Specific Functions Notes
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B2.2.3 Advantages of Compartmentalization in the Cytoplasm of Cells
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B2.2.1 Organelles as Discrete Subunits of Cells that are Adapted to Perform Specific Functions Notes
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B2.2.3 Advantages of Compartmentalization in the Cytoplasm of Cells
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B2.2.3 Advantages of Compartmentalization in the Cytoplasm of Cells
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Unit 3: The Earliest Cells Quiz
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Unit 3: The Earliest Cells Quizizz
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Unit 3: The Earliest Cells Quizizz
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Unit 3: The Earliest Cells Quizizz
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Unit 3: The Earliest Cells 1-Page Summary
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Unit 3: The Earliest Cells 1-Page Summary
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Unit 3: The Earliest Cells 1-Page Summary
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CFU: Prokaryote Metabolism
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B4.2.7 Diversity of Nutrition in Archaea Notes
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B4.2.2: Differences between Organisms that are Obligate Anaerobes, Facultative Anaerobes and Obligate Aerobes Notes
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Viewing the Size Difference Lab
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A2.2.11: Drawing and Annotation Based on Electron Micrographs notes
Please include a picture with your ID
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A2.2.10 Cell Types and Cell Structures Views in Light and Electron Micrographs
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A2.2.10 Cell Types and Cell Structures Views in Light and Electron Micrographs
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A2.2.10 Cell Types and Cell Structures Views in Light and Electron Micrographs
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CFU: Prokaryote Structure
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IKA: The Earliest Cells
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A2.2.5: Prokaryote structure
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A&B: Art and Microscopy
A completely optional, extra-credit assignment. All A&B articles are due before school on the morning of this unit's quiz so the due date posted may change.
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Unit 2: Introduction to Cells and Microscopy Quiz
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CFU: Drawing Magnification 1
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CFU: Microscopy Basics
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CFU: Drawing Magnification 2
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CFU: Field of View
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CFU: Estimating Sample Size
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A2.2.2 Notes and Microscopy Skill Stations
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Brush with Nature
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Brush with Nature
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Unit 2: Intro to Cells and Microscopy 1-pager
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Unit 2: Intro to Cells and Microscopy 1-pager
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Unit 2: Intro to Cells and Microscopy 1-pager
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The Big and the Small
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A2.2.3 Developments in Microscopy notes
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CFU: Cells as the Basic Unit of Self-Sustaining Life
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CFU: Cells as the Basic Unit of Self-Sustaining Life
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CFU: Cells as the Basic Unit of Self-Sustaining Life
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A2.2.4: Structures Common to Cells in all Living Organisms
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A2.2.4: Structures Common to Cells in all Living Organisms
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A2.2.4: Structures Common to Cells in all Living Organisms
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A2.1.2: Cells are the Smallest Units of Self-Sustaining Life notes
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A2.2.1: Cells as the Basic Structural Unit of all Living Organisms
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A2.1.2: Cells are the Smallest Units of Self-Sustaining Life notes
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A2.2.1: Cells as the Basic Structural Unit of all Living Organisms
Please upload a picture of your notes that includes your school ID clearly displayed.
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A2.1.2: Cells are the Smallest Units of Self-Sustaining Life notes
Please post a picture of your notes that includes your school ID clearly displayed
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A2.2.1: Cells as the Basic Structural Unit of all Living Organisms
Please upload a picture of your notes that includes your school ID clearly displayed.
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A&B: Twenty tips for interpreting scientific claims
This is an Above & Beyond assignment which means it is completely optional and extra credit. All A&B articles like this are always due before the day of that unit quiz whenever that is. Don't worry if you sin't so this one as there other A&B opportunities outlined in the syllabus.
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Unit 1: One Page Summary
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Unit 1: Nature of Biology Kahoot!
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A&B: Stentor Functions of Life
Completely optional, extra-credit assignment. Mr. Johnson does not round grades at the end of the semester.
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A&B: The Dark Matter of Life on Earth
Completely optional, extra-credit assignment.
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A&B: Stentor Functions of Life
Completely optional, extra-credit assignment. Mr. Johnson does not round grades at the end of the semester.
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A&B: The Dark Matter of Life on Earth
Completely optional, extra-credit assignment.
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A&B: Stentor Functions of Life
Completely optional, extra-credit assignment. Mr. Johnson does not round grades at the end of the semester.
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A&B: The Dark Matter of Life on Earth
Completely optional, extra-credit assignment.
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Quantifying Variation Analysis
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Quantifying Variation Analysis
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Quantifying Variation Analysis
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Descriptive Statistics: Central Tendency and skew
Use this document to help you complete the notes in the packet.
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Descriptive Statistics: Measures of spread
Use this Google Doc to complete more of your notes.
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Descriptive Statistics: Central Tendency and skew
Use this document to help you complete the notes in the packet.
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Descriptive Statistics: Measures of spread
Use this Google Doc to complete more of your notes.
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Descriptive Statistics: Central Tendency and skew
Use this document to help you complete the notes in the packet.
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Descriptive Statistics: Measures of spread
Use this Google Doc to complete more of your notes.
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D3.2.1 Box and Whisker Plots
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A3.1.1 Variation between organisms as a defining feature of life notes
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CFU: Binomial Nomenclature
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CFU: Binomial Nomenclature
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CFU: Binomial Nomenclature
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Species notes
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CFU: Processes of Life
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Processes of Life Notes
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CFU: Levels of Biological Organization
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Levels of Biology Wall Art
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Levels of Biological Organization notes
These slides are for the next 4 pages of the Unit 1 Packet
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Themes of Biology Notes
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Topic Theme Posters
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Student Introduction Form
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Student Introduction Form
This is the same form as the one generated by the QR code in the slides we reviewed in class. No need to complete it more than once but it here if you need it.