Senior IB Certificate Biology Assignments
- Instructors
- Term
- Snowden 2020-2021 School Year
- Department
- Science
- Description
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Upcoming Assignments
No upcoming assignments.
Past Assignments
Due:
Turn in your Final Project - Design an experiment.
Design an experiment that you will perform summer vacation.
As your final project for this year, design an experiment and include the following parts of the lab:
Title
Personal Engagement
Background (do not forget the in text citations)
Research Question
Hypothesis
Dependent and Independent Variables
Constant Variables (create a table with at least 3 variables and explain why and how you kept them constant)
Materials
Procedure
The final lab report (IA) has to be submitted by Monday, September 6. If no work is submitted you will be no eligible for IB Biology Certificate.
As your final project for this year, design an experiment and include the following parts of the lab:
Title
Personal Engagement
Background (do not forget the in text citations)
Research Question
Hypothesis
Dependent and Independent Variables
Constant Variables (create a table with at least 3 variables and explain why and how you kept them constant)
Materials
Procedure
The final lab report (IA) has to be submitted by Monday, September 6. If no work is submitted you will be no eligible for IB Biology Certificate.
Due:
The Macromolecules of Life: Carbohydrates
Turn in your certificate of completion. Take a screenshot or download the certificate to your computer and then upload it in to google classroom.
Here is the link to the assignment
https://www.cpalms.org/Public/PreviewResourceStudentTutorial/Preview/114266
Here is the link to the assignment
https://www.cpalms.org/Public/PreviewResourceStudentTutorial/Preview/114266
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Turn in the Molecule of Glucose using MOlview.org
Take a Screenshot and turn it in.
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Draw a Ribose using Molview. Turn in the picture of the 2D and 3D structures
https://molview.org/
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Edpuzzle - How does the cell membrane work? (Cell Membranes)
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Turn in the Plasma Membrane notes
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Lab Report Surface Area Volume Ratio.
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Write the discussion using the template. One you finished copy and paste your answers ONLY to your lab!
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Examples of Calculations
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IVF Substitute work
To be completed during class.
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Edpuzzle - Prokaryotic vs Eukaryotic (Prokaryotes and Eukaryotes)
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Edpuzzle - Cells and The Cell Cycle
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Edpuzzle - Mitosis/Meiosis- Comparing mitosis and meiosis
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Raw and Processing Data
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Edpuzzle - Cell Surface Area Volume
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Take notes while watching the video Edpuzzle comparing Mitosis and Meiosis and post them on google classroom.
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Turn in your complete and CORRECT Venn Diagram screenshot.
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Prokaryotic Cell Activity Activity go to https://www.cellsalive.com/cells/bactcell.htm Draw and label the parts of the prokaryotic cell in your notebook. Define the functions of each part. Turn in a picture of your work and turn it in.
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Edpuzzle - Limitations to the Cell Theory
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Edpuzzle - Pasteur's Swan Necked Flask Experiments
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Edpuzzle - Stem Cells
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Stem Cell Debate on Parlay. Follow the link to join the discussion https://go.parlayideas.com?invite_code=!sFvQSWN4
Follow the link to join the discussion https://go.parlayideas.com?invite_code=!sFvQSWN4
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Stem Cell Debate
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Notes of the Video Edpuzzle Limitations to cell Theory
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Design an experiment that disproves the spontaneous generation theory
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Create a timeline with all the scientists (8 scientists) and their contributions to Cell theory. Research their contributions online.
Watch the tutorial (video) to create a timeline on google docs
Cite the sources you used!
Cite the sources you used!
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Lab on Phylogenetic Tree
You will choose one protein (justify your pick) to create the phylogenetic tree and the the amino acid sequence alignment. You will also include the table of percentages of similarities among species.
Use as a reference the phylogenetic tree IA example.
Use as a reference the phylogenetic tree IA example.
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Edpuzzle - Student's t-test
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*Updated* Chi Square Test for Sleep Data
*Updated 11/17/2020* This assignment is optional for those who want more practice with the Chi Square Test.
In this assignment you'll apply 3 chi square tests to the data we collected from the "How much Sleep do you Get?" Poll. Please use the video to complete the assignment. If you have any questions, please review the "Chi Square Class Participation" assignment or email Dr. Durand or Ms. Ottum
In this assignment you'll apply 3 chi square tests to the data we collected from the "How much Sleep do you Get?" Poll. Please use the video to complete the assignment. If you have any questions, please review the "Chi Square Class Participation" assignment or email Dr. Durand or Ms. Ottum
Due:
Turn in your lab report. Be sure that you go over the "IB Biology Checklist" and that all the components of the lab are present!
Do not forget to add the conclusions!
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IB Biology Conclusion
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Cameras- Yay or Nay? Optional Anonymous Form
We want to create the best class for you. Some students expressed frustration with cameras. If you provide a strategy that engages students and builds a community with cameras off, we'll use it in the classroom :) Please use the poll for your feedback.
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IB Chi Square Class Participation
Please follow along and complete the "IB Chi Square"
If you missed class or are unsure please watch the video.
If you missed class or are unsure please watch the video.
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Create your graph using Raw data
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Turn in your notes from The edpuzzle video "Create a graph in Google Sheets"
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How much do you Sleep?
Next week we're going to analyze data collected from you- specifically how much sleep do you get during the week (Monday to Friday) and weekend (Saturday and Sunday)? Please answer this poll by this Sunday Nov 1 11:59 PM.
Happy Halloween!
Happy Halloween!
Due:
Write the background
3-4 paragraphs
I discuss the main biological process or processes associated with the investigation
I discuss the purpose of our lab
I mention the variables of our lab
I have included AT LEAST 4 citations in my background
I use in-text citations in my introduction
I discuss the main biological process or processes associated with the investigation
I discuss the purpose of our lab
I mention the variables of our lab
I have included AT LEAST 4 citations in my background
I use in-text citations in my introduction
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Edpuzzle - How to make a Graph in Google Sheets
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Calculate the standard deviation of hemoglobin in females and males.
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Calculate the T-Test
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Creating a graph
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Optional: How do you want your grade determined?
Hi all,
With this year looking so different, Dr. Durand and I want your feedback on how you'd like your grade breakdown to be. Do you want participation weighted more than asynchronous assignments? Do you want exams and quizzes weighted the least?
Go ahead and fill out this optional poll by ranking what you want graded the most heavily as first, and we'll use your responses to determine the grading scheme, though no guarantees. You must be signed into your bps email and the poll will close on Fri Oct 9. Email [email protected] if you have any questions or additional feedback
With this year looking so different, Dr. Durand and I want your feedback on how you'd like your grade breakdown to be. Do you want participation weighted more than asynchronous assignments? Do you want exams and quizzes weighted the least?
Go ahead and fill out this optional poll by ranking what you want graded the most heavily as first, and we'll use your responses to determine the grading scheme, though no guarantees. You must be signed into your bps email and the poll will close on Fri Oct 9. Email [email protected] if you have any questions or additional feedback
Due:
Create a Google Docs - This document will be your lab report. Include: 1.Title 2.Research Question. 3.Hypothesis 4.Independent Variable with units 5. Dependent variable with units 6. Constant Variables 7. Add the table (Raw Data)
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