Course title
AP Biology A/BPre-requisite
Algebra 1, Chemistry, BiologyCourse description
In this course; the student will gain a foundation in the Life Sciences by focusing on four major themes: 1) how evolution drives the diversity and unity of life; 2) how life uses free energy to maintain homeostasis; 3) how living systems store; retrieve; transmit; and respond to information; and 4) how biological systems interact with each other. These themes are supported by a broad range of biological subdisciplines including biochemistry; molecular biology; cell biology; genetics; physiology; and ecology. The student will use practical experimentation to develop inquiry and reasoning skills to explore these themes throughout the course. This course effectively prepares the student for success on the APÆ Biology exam by promoting the deductive reasoning and experimental interpretation skills emphasized in the AP curriculum.
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In this course; the student will gain a foundation in the Life Sciences by focusing on four major themes: 1) how evolution drives the diversity and unity of life; 2) how life uses free energy to maintain homeostasis; 3) how living systems store; retrieve; transmit; and respond to information; and 4) how biological systems interact with each other. These themes are supported by a broad range of biological subdisciplines including biochemistry; molecular biology; cell biology; genetics; physiology; and ecology. The student will use practical experimentation to develop inquiry and reasoning skills to explore these themes throughout the course. This course effectively prepares the student for success on the APÆ Biology exam by promoting the deductive reasoning and experimental interpretation skills emphasized in the AP curriculum.
School country
United StatesSchool state
WashingtonSchool city
TumwaterSchool / district Address
111 Tumwater BLVD ST 203School zip code
98501Requested competency code
Lab ScienceDate submitted
Deferred
YesDeferred date
Deferred Reason
In order to be reviewed as a laboratory science; we will need a list of physical laboratory experiments completed for this course and number of hours students spend doing laboratory assignments each week.