
Honors Biology Syllabus
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9th Grade
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TARA FERRON
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Bio - means Life
Ology - means study of
Biology is a 2 trimester course in which you are required to pass in order to graduated from MHS. The course topics include:
Structure and Function of DNA
Genetics and Heredity
Evidence for Evolution
Patterns of Evolution
Human Impacts on the Environment
Living Systems
Chemistry in Living Systems
Matter and Energy in Living Systems
Ecosystems: Stability and Change
Cells: Stability and Change
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Multiple Choice
What is Biology?
The study of atoms and molecules
The study of the environment
The study of life
The study of the human body
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Multiple Choice
Do you have to pass Biology to graduate?
Yes
No
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Multiple Choice
What happens if you fail the class?
You have to re-take the entire class
You do not have to re-take the class
You can make up the work you didn't turn in to pass
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Your prarent/guardians have to sign the link in Schoology accepting the syllabus and safety contract
This must be done before you are able to participate in any labs and activities in class
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Multiple Choice
Where do you find the parental/guardian acceptance form?
Schoology
Skyward
Clever
MHS Website
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Formative Late Work - formative work will be accepted up until the day of the quiz/test on that material. After that you can submit it for NO CREDIT
Summative Late Work - late summative work can be submitted until the end of the trimester. You will recieve no greater than 90% credit for summative late work
this includes tests, quizzes and labs
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Multiple Choice
How much time do you have to turn in late formative work
1 month
1 week
End of the Trimester
Until the lesson summative
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Multiple Choice
How much time do you have to turn in late summative work
1 month
1 week
End of the Trimester
There is not time limit
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Multiple Choice
How much credit will you recieve for late summative work
100%
90%
80%
50%
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The most important material you need is a notebook just for BIOLOGY and NOTHING else. Bring it everyday!
Required Materials:
Charged Laptop
Pencils/Pens
Notebook (only for biology)
earbuds/headphones
Optional Materials (will be very helpful)
Calculator
Colored Pencils
Colored Pens
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Multiple Choice
What is the most important material to bring to Biology?
A Pen
A laptop
A phone
A notebook
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When you walk through the classroom doors, you are a scientist. Be seated before the bell rings and get ready for class. Check the Board for further instructions and other necessary materials for the day.
You are considered tardy for this class if you are not in your seat ready for class to begin when the bell rings.
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Multiple Choice
Are you marked tardy if you are walking in the room as the bell rings?
No
Yes
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Homework
Weekly homework willl be assigned from the online textbook called "Exploration Organizers" (more to come).
One time in a unit we will have a large summative lab that will take 4-5 days to complete.
You will need to study outside of class for the lesson quizzes and unit tests to be successful
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You will be given work time throughout the trimester. During this time you are to be working on Science assignments. Only if ALL your Science assignments are done can you work on other schoolwork. Some work time will allow for collaboration while others will be independent
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Multiple Choice
Can you use work time as a study hall?
Yes
No
When you have finished all your science work
When you ask the teacher
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Can I have my cell phone?
Electronic devices are NOT allowed out in the classroom unless approved by the classroom teacher. All phones must be placed in your numbered slot in our phone pouch at the start of class.. Failure to follow this policy will result a discipline referral.
Electronic devices include, but are not limited to
Cell Phones
Airpods/Earbuds
Innappropriate use of laptops
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Multiple Choice
Which devices are NOT allowed under the electronic device policy
cell phones
laptops
airpod/earbuds
all of these
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Multiple Choice
Where should phones be placed at the start of class?
In your pocket
Anywhere out of site
In the phone pouch
On your desk
Bio - means Life
Ology - means study of
Biology is a 2 trimester course in which you are required to pass in order to graduated from MHS. The course topics include:
Structure and Function of DNA
Genetics and Heredity
Evidence for Evolution
Patterns of Evolution
Human Impacts on the Environment
Living Systems
Chemistry in Living Systems
Matter and Energy in Living Systems
Ecosystems: Stability and Change
Cells: Stability and Change
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