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Human Biology Colouring Club
Weekly Biology Study Hall
Class experience
US Grade 7 - 10
This is the Outschool equivalent of a regular, after-school study hall for Biology, where peers and a competent tutor are together for an hour at a time, able to explain and encourage one another in the pursuit of Biological Sciences. We meet once a week. The expectation is that students who join this study hall are enrolled in an Introductory Biology course elsewhere (including Honors or Pre-AP Biology), online or in-person, and need a bit more support. Some students benefit purely from...
Students are expected to be taking Biology somewhere else (or here on Outschool), and this Study Hall is intended to support that. Participation in Biology Study Hall should improve a student's performance in their Biology course.
I am certified to teach Biology in Texas, and Secondary Sciences (middle and high school) in Colorado. I am also certified as a Special Education Generalist in Colorado, and while I haven't gotten the official stamp on my certificate, I also passed the Colorado Teacher Licensing Exams in Health and Agricultural Education. I also have experience teaching AP Environmental Science and AP Biology, as well as Introductory Biology, Algebra, Biochemistry, and Chemistry for high school and undergraduate students.
Homework Offered
As a Study Hall, there is no specific homework other than what is assigned by your instructor. Occasionally, videos, articles, or other teaching aids may be shared, but viewing them is not mandatory.Assessments Offered
The hope is that participation in Biology Study Hall will support a student in their other Biology class.Grades Offered
Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.
My background is in science and science education. Evolution, including that of humans, is accepted as fact, both in this course and by scientists in general. This club does not specifically cover human anatomy or sex education, but these subjects are commonly featured in Introductory Biology. In this club, sexual reproduction is not shied away from, and I will answer questions that arise as truthfully (and age-appropriately) as possible. We also assume that climate change is real and is anthropogenic (human-caused). Oh, yeah, and the Earth is approximately 4.6 billion years old. Note: I say evolution and climate change are accepted as facts, but I am certainly happy to discuss WHY these are accepted as facts, and how we came to dismiss alternate explanations. Science is an iterative process, constantly trying to improve itself and its accuracy, and evolution is one of the most supported theories in the world of science today.
If I'm struggling to explain a topic, I often refer to Khan Academy videos, or material available via YouTube. My primary textbook of reference is BioZone's The Living Earth, but for harder questions, I turn to Campbell & Reece's Biology, or to Google Scholar (i.e., current literature). When all else fails, students may be referred to their primary Biology Instructor.
Howdy do! My name is Melinda K. Dooley, and Biology is the love of my life--right up there with teaching life science to someone else! I have been tinkering with biology since I was a child, formalizing my studies as I got older, but I've...
Group Class
$18
weekly1x per week
55 min
Completed by 13 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 12-17
3-9 learners per class