Cell Biology and Genetics
Study cells, inheritance, gene expression, and biological evidence through diagrams and models.
- Relate major cell structures to their functions
- Compare mitosis, meiosis, and inheritance
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Marine Ecology
Explore ocean habitats, food webs, field evidence, conservation, and changing marine systems.
- Compare reefs, estuaries, open ocean, and coastal habitats
- Trace energy and matter through marine food webs
Human Anatomy and Physiology
Build practical understanding of body structures, organ systems, regulation, and structure-function relationships, then use it for reading anatomical diagrams and explaining how body systems interact.
- Explain the main ideas and vocabulary involved in body structures, organ systems, regulation, and structure-function relationships
- Follow a repeatable process for reading anatomical diagrams and explaining how body systems interact
Ecology and Evolution
Build practical understanding of populations, selection, adaptation, biodiversity, and ecological interactions, then use it for explaining change across generations and patterns within ecosystems.
- Explain the main ideas and vocabulary involved in populations, selection, adaptation, biodiversity, and ecological interactions
- Follow a repeatable process for explaining change across generations and patterns within ecosystems
Microbiology
Build practical understanding of microbial cells, growth, transmission, immunity, and useful microorganisms, then use it for interpreting cultures, infection pathways, and microbiome relationships.
- Explain the main ideas and vocabulary involved in microbial cells, growth, transmission, immunity, and useful microorganisms
- Follow a repeatable process for interpreting cultures, infection pathways, and microbiome relationships
Botany and Plant Science
Build practical understanding of plant structure, photosynthesis, transport, reproduction, and environmental responses, then use it for identifying plant processes and interpreting growth observations.
- Explain the main ideas and vocabulary involved in plant structure, photosynthesis, transport, reproduction, and environmental responses
- Follow a repeatable process for identifying plant processes and interpreting growth observations
Zoology and Animal Biology
Build practical understanding of animal diversity, anatomy, behavior, adaptation, and classification, then use it for comparing animal groups and explaining how form supports survival.
- Explain the main ideas and vocabulary involved in animal diversity, anatomy, behavior, adaptation, and classification
- Follow a repeatable process for comparing animal groups and explaining how form supports survival
Earth Science and Geology
Build practical understanding of rocks, minerals, plate tectonics, landforms, deep time, and Earth materials, then use it for reading geological evidence and explaining changing landscapes.
- Explain the main ideas and vocabulary involved in rocks, minerals, plate tectonics, landforms, deep time, and Earth materials
- Follow a repeatable process for reading geological evidence and explaining changing landscapes
Climate Science
Build practical understanding of climate systems, energy balance, feedbacks, observations, and model uncertainty, then use it for interpreting climate evidence and distinguishing weather from long-term change.
- Explain the main ideas and vocabulary involved in climate systems, energy balance, feedbacks, observations, and model uncertainty
- Follow a repeatable process for interpreting climate evidence and distinguishing weather from long-term change
Astronomy Foundations
Build practical understanding of the solar system, stars, galaxies, gravity, light, and cosmic scale, then use it for reading sky maps, comparing celestial objects, and interpreting astronomical evidence.
- Explain the main ideas and vocabulary involved in the solar system, stars, galaxies, gravity, light, and cosmic scale
- Follow a repeatable process for reading sky maps, comparing celestial objects, and interpreting astronomical evidence
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