General Biology
The Fine Print

To learn the different characteristics of organisms within each biological Kingdom
To study the relationship that exists among microscopic and macroscopic living organisms, including vertebrates and invertebrates
To classify the types of molecules of which all organisms are composed, understand their functions within cells, and explain the structure of cells
To explain the cellular processes involved in the maintenance of stable internal conditions within organisms
To learn the principles of Mendel genetics
To explain the processes of photosynthesis and respiration as they pertain to how organisms obtain and use energy to build and maintain body structures
To explain the processes and structures involved in the processes of digestion and nutrient absorption, and how these processes allow organisms to both acquire energy and maintain homeostasis
To describe the structures and processes involved in circulation and gas exchange within organisms and how these organ systems work together to maintain homeostasis
To record lab data and maintain proper techniques for MLA-based lab reports and papers
To respond appropriately to feedback, revising and improving course assignments
To actively participate in weekly on-line class discussion forums--sharing, comparing, and providing encouragement to peers

How do Biology, Honors Biology, and AP Biology compare? Find answers to that question in our FAQ.

ZOOM Demo: Bekah Hilton's instructional approach and previews of technology resources that she and students will be using.

Required:
- A reliable internet connection
- A computer with a web-cam
- A working microphone
- access to a PDF reader
Recommended:
- Earbuds or a headset with a microphone (but your computer microphone will work)