It occurred to me that handouts, online resources, etc. might very well prove of use to you in studying for your biology course. While you'll need to do some weeding, I suspect you'll find a lot of information to help you better understand some of the complex ideas to which you are being introduced.
Here's a copy of the story:
Biology Corner is a teacher-maintained website chock full of high school-level biology activities, labs, worksheets, and other online resources. It’s created by a teacher for her own classes and she is kind enough to share it with all of you — for free!
Included in the many useful materials you can find at Biology Corner are online worksheets to enhance your lessons on anatomy, genetics, the scientific method, cellular biology and more. Plus, she’s created “web lessons” that guide students through links to external websites with relevant information, and larger “web quest” projects. Not to mention, she has informational graphics illustrating biological concepts like cells, solutions and DNA — so you can avoid showing off your artistic skills (or lack thereof!) for your class — and quizzes that your students can take online and receive their scores immediately.
I wasn’t kidding when I said we’ve hit the biological motherload! You can even check out the course plans for her Biology, Anatomy and Physics classes to get an idea of how you can best use these online resources in your own class. Also, all the materials can be customized to suit your own classroom. What more could you want? — LAUREN FROHNE
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Image from www.biologycorner.com
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