Biology I


Biology I is the standard entry level science course for sophomores. A biology course is required by the ADE for graduation in Arkansas. Since Chemistry and Physics usually have higher math prerequisites they are usually attempted in a student’s junior or senior year. The course is laboratory-centered and investigates the major themes of biological science including: the nature of the cell, the chemistry of living systems, inheritance and a study of DNA, plant and animal anatomy and physiology, evolution, classification of living things, and scientific and social issues relating to biology. The course includes a required reading list, major writing assignments in the form of a science project, research paper, and/or related project. The course also includes group activities, oral presentations, and field work at the Lake Fayetteville Environmental Study Center.
 

Teachers

Lawanna Banning Tami Dugan
Jon Francis Lana Mills
Wendel Ridenour  

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