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Honors Biology with Lab Part Two with MacBeth Derham
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Continue your college-preparatory biology course taught within the framework of Church teachings with topics in plants, vertebrates, homeostasis, the nervous system, reproduction and development, evolution, ecosystems, and more.
Class Instructor: MacBeth Derham
Course Description: What is life? How does it work? Biology is the study of life, from its simplest forms to the most complex. In this 2-semester course we will systematically explore all aspects of life, from the chemistry of the molecular machines that work in each of our cells to the vast intricate web of interconnected species on earth. An intensive honors-level biology class for college-bound students.
Class 1: Flowering Plants and Plant Development
Class 2: Plant Transport Processes and Regulation of Growth
Class 3: Vertebrates I: Digestion
Class 4: Vertebrates II, III: Respiration and Circulation
Class 5: Homeostasis I, II Water and Temperature
Class 6: Homeostasis III Immune System; Endocrine System
Class 7: Nervous System, Sensory Perception and Motor Response
Class 8: The Vertebrate Brain
Class 9: Reproduction and Development
Class 10: Evolution and its Genetic Basis
Class 11: Natural Selection and the Origin of Species
Class 12: Hominid Evolution and the Evolution of Animal Behavior
Class 13: Population Dynamics and Communities
Class 14: Ecosystems and the Biosphere
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Honors Biology with Lab Part Two with MacBeth Derham
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MacBeth Derham
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Science ➤ Biology
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High School
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May 7th, 2022 at 12:00 AM ET
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Recorded, free with subscription
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Honors Biology
Biology
Astronomy
To the Moon: Apollo Missions and the Future
Geology
A History of Scientific Thought for Middle School Students
Introduction to Earth Science
Planetary Science
Introduction to Ornithology
Invertebrate Zoology
Vertebrate Zoology
Cetaceans: Marine Mammals
The Dog
The Cat
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Special notes
This is Part Two of a 2-part course. Students must have Part One to participate in this course. LAB is included in the course.
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Prerequisites
Honors Biology, Part One or equivalent
Suggested grade level
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Outline
Course Outline:
Materials
Biology 5 th Edition by Curtis and Barnes, ISBN-10: 087901394X
Lab materials: Provided by instructor plus household or commonly available items.
Homework
Expect to spend 4 hours per week on homework. Heavy reading in text and additional reading, per instructor. Weekly Quizzes, midterm/final. One 5-page paper. Lab is HIGHLY recommended.
MacBeth Derham
macbethderham@gmail.com
About MacBeth Derham
MacBeth Derham studied biology at Mount Holyoke College and has taught natural history in the field for over 35 years. She currently teaches classes for her homeschool group, tutors math and science privately, and conducts a Marine Biology field school twice a year for local students.
From 2005-2020 she worked with The Front Lawn Players, a Shakespeare troupe made up of students ages 3-18, as both a speech coach and director. She spent the summer of 2017 in Oxford studying literature (including Shakespeare), philosophy, theology, and history. A more than reasonable amount of her time there was spent out of doors, in nature, walking the paths loved by Lewis, Tolkien, and friends. An amateur wildlife and travel photographer, many of her courses feature her own images of creature encounters from both home and abroad. Thanks to her children, she has a fine collection of animal skulls and skeletons.
Mrs. Derham speaks at homeschool conferences on the interdisciplinary need for nature study. She is a retired homeschooling mother of four very different grown children, grandmother of 4 west-coasters, and wife to Don.
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