After six weeks, students will have learned about the following:
1) Conditions in the deep sea and how animals must adapt to hypoxia, high pressure, and the absence of light
2) Common adaptations in the deep sea like chemosynthesis, bioluminescence and gigantism
3) At least fifteen unique deep sea species - this is the fun part!
4) The history of deep sea exploration, with an emphasis of Jacques Piccard and Don Walsh's missions

I have a Bachelor's degree in Biology and a Master's degree in teaching science. In the past, I have worked in an aquarium with marine animals.

Homework Offered
Each week, there will be a Quizziz for students to complete to test their knowledge. Additional tasks and supplemental materials will be shared in the classroom for students to read, watch, and complete, as desired. Students will be encouraged to join in weekly discussion with classmates (pending section enrollment)!
1 - 2 hours per week outside of class
Assessments Offered
Informal written assessment will be given in the classroom. If you would like more formal assessment for home-schooling purposes, please send me a message!
Grades Offered

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