A. Introduction: The Scientific Method and Homeostasis
This page gives links, notes and assignments for the following section of the course:
A. the Scientific Method and Experimental Design
Review the notes and assignments given out in class, as well as your notes for the videos "Scientific Inquiry: Steps, Skills and Action" and "Eyes of Nye: Pseudoscience", as well as the Writing a Hypotheses assignment.
Check your PLOs (study guide handed out in class) to check your knowledge against the quiz/exam criteria. I recommend you use it as a summary checklist and vocabulary-to-know list for each unit.
Scientific Method notes (download pdf below, NOT handed out in class)
- Writing a Hypothesis (download pdf below, handed out in class)
- Experimental Design - select activity 1.2, do post-quiz, and submit your responses to questions to [email protected]
- Virtual Lab - Dependent and Independent Variables, submit your responses to questions to [email protected]
- Homeostasis (download supplementary text below, handed out in class)
select activity 27.1 Feedback Loops and Homeostasis, do post-quiz, and submit your responses to questions to [email protected]
- Vocabulary: Crossword / Jumble
- Map: Scientific Method 1/Key,2/Key
(Password for Map "Key" is the correct answer for the last Q (Capitalized), e.g., for #2 above the PW is "Theory".)
- Study Question: 13+1Q, 14+1Q, 14Q
- Review 14+5Q
- Pretest 11+1Q
- Text Chp 1 80Q (a good review of your prior biology knowledge—you should be able to answer all these Q)
- Activity:
scientific_method_notes.pdf |
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homeostasis_-_supplementary_text.pdf |
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