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41. The Access Excellence Teachers' Lounge - Creative Homework Assignments -- Part 1
by Don Igelsrud and available in gen Nelson s Activity Sorry, I don t have a Homeworkassignment, just comic books that illustrate concepts taught in biology.
http://www.accessexcellence.org/ae-bin/webx.cgi?50@157.11Vlaey4xCh^0@.ee6c2e4

42. The Access Excellence Teachers' Lounge - Biotech Curriculum
some biotechnology to my tech prep biology 2 class. undergraduate (gen 308) or graduate(gen 508) credit consists of online lectures, homework assignments and
http://www.accessexcellence.org/ae-bin/webx.cgi?50@184.pv0saW1aybi^0@.ee6d05f

43. Welcome To Mr
Grades. biology 12. (http//www.hackensackhigh.org/~rmd/gen.htm). EVALUATIONS.25% of MP Grade. LABS. NOTEBOOK. 15% of MP Grade. homework. 15% of MP Grade. JOURNALS.
http://www.hackensackhigh.org/~rmd/genday1handout.htm
Welcome To Mr. Durso’s Class "Learning Through Biology" – BIOLOGY 1-2 Keep This Page in Your Notebook "…science education…should help students to develop the understandings and habits of mind they need to become compassionate human beings able to think for themselves and face life head on." (SCIENCE FOR ALL AMERICANS, AAAS) The most serious issues that we face are global and we must learn about them, and how to face them. Why do we study biology?
  • Understand the environment and the behavior of organisms so we can develop solutions to problems. Understand how living things depend on each other and the consequences of our actions, so that we don’t destroy species with the use of technology. Thinking scientifically can help us solve every-day problems. Knowing how to use technology can help us solve pressing global problems and gain new knowledge concerning issues like disease. None of this can occur unless the PUBLIC comes to understand science, math, and technology, and come to acquire scientific habits of mind.
(SCIENCE FOR ALL AMERICANS, AAAS)

44. Edupage
Internet BioED Project (biology on the Net) http//www.botany.uwc.ac.za http//www.qub.ac.uk/english/shuttle/enggen.html. homeworkHelp http//about.com/homework
http://www.cofc.edu/~callico/edupage.html
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    45. PinkMonkey.com Forums : HELP!!!
    Please do your own homework. hi gen, shane got change in many ways
    http://barronsbooknotes.com/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic&f=171&t=000003

    46. Howtostudy.org | When You Hit The Books -and They Hit Back.
    How to Study for biology Exams and Quizzes Not enough http//www.gen.umn.edu/faculty_staff/jensen/1135 Shortanswers for tests (and homework assignments) I know
    http://www.howtostudy.org/resources/howbio/
    How to study and write for Biology
    How to Study Biology
    Lots of study strategies including how to study for labs and lab testing formats.
    http://muskingum.edu/~cal/database/biology.html
    REVIEW Study Skills
    Biology teacher gives his class hints about time management and test taking.
    http://instruct.westvalley.edu/norris/studyskills.html
    REVIEW How to Study Biology (and succeed)
    How to make the hard work pay off.
    http://www2.tltc.ttu.edu/dini/BIOL1403/Regular/howtostudybiology.html
    REVIEW How to Study Biology
    Step by step outline. http://chat.wcc.cc.il.us/~dward/howtostudy.htm REVIEW Biology Study Skills The following strategies will help you get an A in biology. http://wc.pima.edu/~carem/BIOSTUDY.html REVIEW Biology Reading Skills 17 steps to reading biology. http://wc.pima.edu/~carem/BIOREAD.html REVIEW Taking Science Courses What are the two major tasks? http://www.csbsju.edu/biology/concepts/rodell.htm

    47. CAT: Responses From POD (faculty Development) Discussion List On Encouraging Stu
    Judith E. Miller, Ph.D. Professor of biology and Biotechnology Director I use a UTcomputer homework Service (see on the gen X and gen Y are even more apt to
    http://www.cat.ilstu.edu/teaching_tips/handouts/pod.shtml
    Home About Us Events Services ... Teaching Tips
    Responses from POD (faculty development) discussion list on Encouraging Students to Prepare for Class
    Dear Colleagues:
    A faculty developer colleague posted a question on "how to get students to prepare for class" on a discussion list. Below are the responses posted back to the list. Each starts with the person who contributed the response followed by what they said. Mainly the responses are either resources on this topic or examples of strategies to encourage students to come to class prepared. There are some good ideas here.
    Kathleen Major Marie Revak, PhD
    Director of Academic Assessment
    Center for Educational Excellence
    US Air Force Academy One of our departments uses a method they call "quiz first." Each lesson, students respond to a multiple-choice quiz, first as individuals and then within their group (3-4 people). The grade is weighted at 75% individual and 25% group.
    Another department requires students to do a web-based exercise and submit it before 7 am on the day it is due. The instructor has the opportunity to check the submissions and then plan a lesson based on common misconceptions.

    48. Frequently Asked Questions
    Audrey, biology 101103, 231, 232, 233 general Chemistry. Math 20-254, Physics 201,211, 213, Economics 200, gen. Q.) Will I have to do homework for the classes?
    http://spot.pcc.edu/roots/Students/faqs.htm
    Frequently Asked Questions
    Faculty/Staff Financial Aid Program Info Money ... Class Info
    Faculty/Staff
    Q.) Why am I getting e-mails from ROOTS?
    A.) The Sylvania ROOTS Program sends out e-mails at the beginning of every term to the instructors of our students. We would like to let instructors know about the resources available to program participants and to faculty and staff working with our students. If a Sylvania ROOTS Program student is having difficulty in a course you teach please contact the program, let us know what is going on, and we will see if we can help. Also, if a student is experiencing great success in your class, please drop us a line so that we can reinforce that success with the student. Q.) What about students’ privacy and FERPA? A.) Upon entry into the program, students sign consent form letting them know that we will be communicating with other college faculty and staff to support students educational career at PCC. Q.) Do you have an advisory committee? A.) Yes, we are very fortunate to be working with a committed group of PCC employees help us monitor program implementation and recommend necessary improvements.

    49. The Department Of Biology At The University Of Oregon
    in laboratories or on field trips to grading homework. genetics (Wetherwax, P.)212 gen Biol II biology (Kelly, A.) 328 Developmental biology (Johnson, E
    http://biology.uoregon.edu/employment/studentjobs.php
    Student Positions Available
    Biology Undergraduate Teaching Assistant Opportunities for Winter 2004 DUTIES: Undergraduate teaching assistants (UGTAs) help with a variety of teaching related jobs ranging from aiding students in laboratories or on field trips to grading homework. Typical assignments require an average of 12-15 hours of work per week.
    QUALIFICATIONS: Applicants should have good to excellent grades in biology courses, particularly in those courses for which they apply. Good interpersonal skills are also important. A letter of recommendation from a faculty or staff member is a required part of the application. Work Study students encouraged to apply
    COMPENSATION: First-time UGTAs are paid an hourly rate of $7.40 per hour. Experienced UGTAs are paid $7.89 per hour. Students may also enroll for Bi 402, supervised college teaching, with the permission and guidance of the faculty member in charge of the course.
    Some courses that may employ UGTAs for winter 2004:
    212: Gen Biol II: Organisms (Carrier, M).

    50. Kathie Nunley S Educator S Newsletter
    Achievement DOES relate positively to how much time. the parents spend assistingwith homework which. If you teach gen. biology, any hint or unit plans that.
    http://www.help4teachers.com/june01.htm
    Kathie Nunley's Educator's Newsletter -June 2001 Edition- Layered Curriculum(tm)news and updates to Kathie Nunley's Site for Educators: http://help4teachers.com Free subscription available at http://help4teachers.com/newsletter.htm Section One: Teaching Tips Tip #1: As those of us teaching on the traditional calendar close another school year, it is time for reflection. While you are packing up the classroom, take some time to write down (1) the things that went really well this year and you want to continue (2) the things that were not good and you want to eliminate or avoid next year (3) the ideas and events you may have dreamed of or seen other teachers using that you would like to try next year. Take the time to actually write these thoughts down on paper. Put the paper in your "summer folder" (see below).
    Tip #2: Rather than picking up your lesson plan book at the beginning of next school year, get it now before you leave for the summer. Use this book (or a manila file folder) as your summer ideas folder. When you think of an idea, jot it on a post-it note and put it in the folder.

    51. Teacher Resources
    Educational Tools Reference library, homework help section, etc The SaskatchewanGen Web for Kids - geneology classification, and conservation biology at the
    http://www.saskschools.ca/~ituna/teacherresources.html
    General Teacher Resources
    Teacher Education - Saskatchewan

    Reference Sites

    Various/General Teacher Resource Sites

    Lesson Plans
    ...
    Magazines
    Subject Specific Resources
    Computers
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    Botany Weather Simple Machines Chemistry Animals/Insects Physics ... Space/Astronomy Language Arts General Language Arts sites Writing Myths Spelling ... Fun Activities Arts General Art Websites Drama Health Health Canada Anatomy Nutrition Disease Social Studies/History Canada in general Flags History sites Timelines ... Home Economics GENERAL TEACHER RESOURCES Teacher Education - Saskatchewan Saskatchewan Teachers Federation Saskatchewan Learning Evergreen Curriculum Back to top Reference Sites Dictionary.com Merriam-Webster Online OneLook Dictionaries - Search dictionary web sites for words and phrases. Thesaurus.com Encyclopedia.com Yahooligans Ask Jeeves for Kids ... Back to top Various/General Teacher Resource Sites Discovery School Puzzlemaker - allows kids to make crossword puzzles online Kim's Korner for Teacher Talk - a colleague's guide to different resources 2learn.ca

    52. Courses - BD
    BIO24312433 Special Studies in biology 1-3 Hours. take the Learning Styles Inventory(LSI/PEPS) with all students receiving a homework prescription gen ED CLE.
    http://www.bacone.edu/academics/catalog/courses_bd.html

    Index

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    FERPA

    BIOLOGY BIO1114   General Biological Science                      4 Hours An introductory laboratory course, covering main principles and concepts of biology. (Not open to students with credit in Botany or Zoology).  Lecture and lab.  GEN ED:  NS-LS BIO1124   General Botany                                         4 Hours General Botany is a study of the plant kingdom, focusing on structural and functional aspects.  The course emphasizes an ecological approach, considering the interrelationships among processes and the influence of environmental factors on these processes.  GEN ED:  NS-LS BIO1224   Introduction to Cellular and                     4 Hours    Molecular Biology                         This course covers the range of biology taking place at the cellular level, including cell structure and function, energy transformations, molecular genetics and evolutionary processes.  GEN ED:  NS-LS BIO1234   Organismal Biology                                  4 Hours This course covers the range of biology at the organismal level, including plant and animal diversity, plant and animal physiology, ecology, and animal behavior.  Lecture and lab. 

    53. Gen'l Education
    homework help.
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    Refresh Page Here each visit to get the most recent updates . Last Update:
    Federal Government Internet Resources
    "Those that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety." - - Ben Franklin Homework Help Art and Literature askERIC College Bound ENC FirstGov General Ed Health and Fitness Language Maps and Atlases Math Help Page 1 Math Help Page 2 NASA Science page New Stuff PBS Science Page 1 Science Page 2 Science Page 3 Planets Science Page Social Studies Web Resources swim2000 home page BCSL Calendar Cincy Page Classic Directory swim2000 GMC High School Homework Help Hy-Crest Swim Club Invitationals Lakota HS Links Maps NCAA Officials Olympics Pools Swimmers Only USA Swimming YMCA FirstGov The Library of Congress ERIC AskERIC Recommended Web Educational Resources
    Federal WWW Resources of Interest to Science, Mathematics, and Environmental Education:
    Congressional Internet Services Contents for VoS ... Additional Government Sites Recommended Web Educational Resources
    Recommended Web Educational Resources FirstGov Your first click to the U.S. Government

    54. FAQ Assignments
    Bob Mitchell (biology) suggests getting to class early and tactic establishes a highstandard for both homework and class not done this in my large gen ED class
    http://www.psu.edu/celt/largeclass/faqassign.html

    55. Chemistry 21
    Read ahead of time. 2) Make sure to do all the ONLINE homework and. VirtualLectures Online – Good gen. chem. BS Chemistry (BS biology), UNC 1987.
    http://www.chem.unc.edu/undergrads/2001spring/chem21_austell/c21_syllabus.htm
    Chemistry 21 General Chemistry 2 Spring 2001, T. Austell Please READ CAREFULLY Course Prerequisites Chemistry 11 (C- or better) and 11L, Math 10. It is a violation of the UNC Honor Code to be enrolled in this course without credit for the proper prerequisites. Course Section, Time and Location Section 3, 8 – 9:15 am, Venable 207. Course Instructor: Todd L. Austell, Ph.D. Office: 234 Venable Hall Email: drtodd@unc.edu Office Hours: MW 9:30 – 11 am, Friday mornings. Th. Afternoons in Gen. Chem. Resource Center (TBA), Ve225. Required Text and Materials: Chemistry and Chemical Reactivity th Edition, Kotz and Treichel. Student Solutions Manual to Accompany Chemistry and Chemical Reactivity th Edition, Alton J. Banks. Access Code: For WebAssign ONLINE Homework. Purchase ASAP (~$7) at service desk of student store textbook department. OPTIONAL: Saunders Interactive General Chemistry CD-ROM (to accompany Kotz and Treichel Text) Note: Available for use in the General Chemistry Resource Center (Ven. 225). Three-ring Binder Buy a good one to hold all your class handouts, notes, and

    56. Tammy J. Benson
    Phylogenetics and Computational biology developing and analyzing new gen 563/BCB550X Computational Phylogenetics, Fall with creation of homework and exams;
    http://www.cs.iastate.edu/~tjbenson/
    Tammy J. Benson
    Ph.D. Student
    Department of Computer Science

    Iowa State University
    226 Atanasoff Hall
    Iowa State University

    Ames, IA 50011
    tjbenson@iastate.edu
    Advisors
    • Dr. Oliver Eulenstein Dr. Gavin Naylor
    Education
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    57. New Page 1
    He doesn t take attendance. F03, Bio 019h gen/eco/evol, Lowery Interesting classfor biology. Never any homework and only two tests plus the final.
    http://maher.sandiego.edu/EVALS/bio.htm
    BIO 001 Survey Of Biology, Evans-layng
    Class is fairly easy...teacher is unorganized however...almost always late
    to class...its nice at first but it gets annoying...4 tests make up almost
    entire class and final is only taken as a makeup if you fail one of the 4
    tests...
    BIO 001, Survey Bio, Darby
    3 exams and a final, the exams are multiple choice and essay, not bad though.
    The class itself is lecture and note taking, but its not too boring, goes by pretty fast. I would definitely recommend reading the book as well.
    BIO 001, Survey Bio, Darby
    Although the "easiest" Biology class available I still thought it was a little tough. Teacher moves through the material really fast. 3 tests and a cumulative final, attendance not required, labs only EVERY OTHER monday!
    BIO 001, Survey of Biology, Darby The class is not great but what science w/ lab classes are? The teacher does not lecture very well. Attendance to class is not mandatory but there are occasional group projects where you only get points if you are there. Labs are 3 hours every other week. They are mandatory attendance and have a large packet due each week (plus lab quizzes). The tests are scantron and essay and are pretty tough. BIO 001, Survey Of Biology, Evans-Layng

    58. LISTSERV
    Science Publications Biochem, Biotech, and Mol biology. CHEMCORD, CHEMCORD@UMDD.UMD.EDUGen. LSV.UKY.EDU Chemical engineering students worldwide homework help.
    http://www.chem.ac.ru/Chemistry/Lists/Listserv.en.html
    To subscribe, send mail to LISTSERV@LISTSERV.NET with the following command in the text (not the subject) of your message:
    SUBSCRIBE listname Replace listname with the name in the first column of the table. Network-wide ID Full address and list description 42-240F98@LISTSERV.UOGUELPH.CA
    Introduction to Food Chemistry ACSMEDI ACSMEDI@CWIS-20.WAYNE.EDU
    ACS Division of Medicinal Chemistry
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    ACS Division of Medicinal Chemistry AGBI230@LIST.UVM.EDU
    Advanced Biochemistry ALCHEMY-GROUP ALCHEMY-GROUP@SERVICES.WEB.AOL.COM
    Alchemy e-mail discussion group ALCHEMY-LIST ALCHEMY-LIST@SERVICES.WEB.AOL.COM
    Alchemy discussion group BASC-L BASC-L@LISTS.BIOCHEMSOC.ORG.UK
    Biochemical Society Basic Chemistry Across the School Curriculum BCH-LIST BCH-LIST@LISTSERV.ACSU.BUFFALO.EDU
    Biochemistry Club list BIO-CHEM BIO-CHEM@SCRIBE.CMP.ILSTU.EDU

    59. Schools - 10/5/01
    Vacant buildings, empty promises Abandoned buildings near schools The homework hassleStudents gen. for a computer monitor and a failing biology grade for a
    http://www.detnews.com/2001/schools/0110/05/
    @import url(/includes/css/enhanced.css);
    Friday, October 5, 2001

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    Read The Detroit News analysis
    Find your district's grade
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    Interactive MEAP quiz Previous high school test Voucher case In a case that may shape the future of school reform, the Supreme Court will decide whether taxpayer money can be used to pay for children to attend religious schools. What's your opinion? Materials for teachers and parents, from Detroit Newspapers in Education Weekly Current Events Pop Quiz Study plans Homework help: Online resources for K-12 students are just a click away. Detroit History: From our newspaper's archives Bill tracker: Read pending school legislation Your school's web site: Links to Michigan schools on the Internet. High school sports: Follow your favorite team. Countdown to College: Choosing the college that's right for you. Campus news: Links to Michigan college newspapers.

    60. EmTech - Subject Matter Tutorials
    Beginner s Guide to Molecular biology; ChemFinder Online Database Eric s TreasureTroves in Chemistry; gen. Modern Physics Lecture Notes homework Problems;
    http://www.maisplace.org/links_tutorials.html
    Subject Matter Tutorials
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