Mr. Keener

Conceptual Physical Science/Biology/Honors Biology 

Schedule 7:10-2:50 Room 137

Phone 630-636-2115

email: skeener0226@oswego.org

 

  Schedule for Mr. Keener 07-08 1st Semester

1st hour: 7:30-9:03

CPS-Room 137

2nd hour: 9:10-10:40

Biology-Room 137

 

 

3rd hour: 10:40-12:20

In school intervention 12:20-12:53

PLAN

4th hour:1:00-2:30

After school

Fall-3:00-5:30 Freshman Football

Spring-Head Freshman Baseball Coach

Biology-Room 137

 Freshman Biology (1 credit-required for graduation)

Mr. Keener  

Outline of topics

I.  Biology and You    (Ch. 1)

A.  Scientific Method

B.  Properties of Life

C.  Microscopes 

 

II. Ecology      (Ch. 3-5)

A. Individuals, Populations and Environments

B. Carrying Capacity, How Populations Grow

C.Communities, Ecosystem structures 

 

III. Cell Biology  (Ch. 7)

A. Cell Theory

B.  Cell Structures and Functions

C. Mechanics of the cell

IV.Photosynthesis/Respiration   (Ch. 8-9)

A. Chemistry of photosynthesis

B. Plant Structures used in photosythesis

C. Importance of photosythesis

D. Chemistry of cellular respiration

E. Mechanics of cellular respiration

 

V.  Cell Transport  Ch. 7-3)

A.  Cell response to environment

B.  Semi-permeable plasma membrane (diffusion, osmosis, active transport, passive transport)

c. Concentration gradients


VI. DNA  (Ch. 12-1)

 A.  DNA Structure

 B.  DNA Replication

 

VII. Cell Growth (Ch. 10)

A. Mitosis

B. Surface area and Volume of cells

 

VIII. Gene Expression  (Ch. 12-3)

A.  Transcription – making mRNA

B.  Translation – making a protein 

IX  Meiosis and Genetics (Ch. 11)

A.  The formation of a zygote

B.  Mendelian Genetics/Punnett Squares 

 

X.  Human Genetics

A.  Heredity 

B.  Genetic defects

C.  Modes of inheritance

 Dihybrid Poster

Genetic Disorder Presentation 

XI. Evolution: Patterns and Diversity

A.  Diversity, Variation,  Evolutionand Natural Selection (Darwin)

B.  Evolution and Genetics

 
XII.  Organismal Diversity

A.  Classification of Organisms

B.  Animal Phyla

     Conceptual Physical Science

Sophomore level (1 credit- required for graduation)

Outline of topics

1st 9 weeks physics is emphasized

I. Motion

a. linear motion-speed, velocity, free fall

b. acceleration

 

II. Newton`s Law`s of Motion

a. 1st law of inertia

b. 2nd law-acceleration, force and mass

c. 3rd law-action-reaction

 

III. Momentum

 

 

 

 

 

 
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