Learning Resources

Introduction

Biology 3201 is a further analysis of the topic of Living Things and coincides with concepts learned in Biology 2201. The course consists of four units of study: Maintaining Dynamic Equilibrium, Reproduction and Development, Genetic Continuity and Evolution Change and Diversity. Students will examine a broad range of concepts using a problem-solving approach complemented with Core laboratory and STSE (Science, Technology, Society and Environment) modules aimed at supporting curriculum outcomes. The course culminates in a 50% provincial examination with 15 - 20% of the exam consisting of core laboratory and STSE work.

Learning Resources

• Lessons
• Unit 4 - Evolution, Section 1 - Principles of Evolution, Hardy-Weinberg Principle
• Evaluation
• Nervous System Assignment
• Multimedia Learning Objects
• Sample Public Exam MLO

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