Shake it Up (biology)

Biology/Living Environment

REVIEW!

Beginning June 4th, there will be review sessions before and after school in room H7 Monday through Friday. Check with your instructor for more information.

Exercise Physiology

Final Assessment #1 (full ACSM study presentation)
Include the following slides where [#]= approx. # of slides:

• Title (title, authors, presenters)[1]
• Background (a lot on basic information)[3-6]
• Methods (include statistical methods)[3-6]
• Results (include scanned graphs/tables)[3-6]
• Conclusion [1-3]
• Discussion (answers the question "who cares")[3-6]
• Critique (contradicting/confusing aspects of study, how to improve)[1-3]

Remember YOU are presenting NOT the PowerPoint. Be brief and simple with the slides.

Biology

Fetal Development: For each assigned time period, include the following information and publish it on the class wiki:

1. photograph(s)
2. approximate size
3. major organs &/or developing structures
4. at least 5 other pieces of information

Weeks/months of pregnancy: 3 days, 1 week, 2 weeks, 3 weeks, 1 month, 6 weeks, 2 months, 10 weeks, 3 months, 14 weeks, 4 months, 18 weeks, 5 months, 22 weeks, 6 months, 26 weeks, 7 months, 30 weeks, 8 months, 34 weeks, 9 months

Be sure to include you name on the wiki page

Due Date: Wed. Feb. 14

Biology

Development Project: You will be assigned one of the topics below and are required to research and report your findings to the class. Your final product is up to you, however whatever you choose, you still must teach the class. Possible products include, but are not limited to: movie, webpage, brochure, poster, book of cartoons, children's book, etc. A rubric will be provided for grading purposes. The instructor is NOT telling you what you MUST include but rather YOU are responsible for determining the most important information. I am setting the standards very high and am expecting high-level products; set your own standards high and be proud of completing an upper-level product!

1. Tubal ligation & vasectomy
2. Reproductive technologies
3. Ultrasound
4. Substance abuse during pregnancy
5. Career: Genetic counselor
6. Placenta/umbilical cord
7. Amniocentesis
8. Infertility (male & female,causes & treatments)
9. Zero Population Growth (ZPG, countries & measures)
10. Twins/multiple births (fraternal, identical, conjoined, etc.)
11. Premature births
12. Kleinfelter syndrome
13. Gardasil, cervical-cancer, 6th-grader, and Texas
14. Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS)
15. Androgens
16. "Inside the Womb" article from TIME
17. Birth defects associated with premature births
18. Diseases passed onto offspring (including HIV)
19. Fetal surgery (ex.: for spina bifida)
20. Birth
21. Your choice

Due Date: Wednesday Feb. 28th