Curso de biología de secundaria: Anatomía y disección de animales (zoología)
Biología de secundaria: ¿Sientes curiosidad por las características de la anatomía animal? Observa de cerca diferentes animales con modelos de papel 3D detallados. ¡Aprende sobre el mundo oculto de la anatomía animal y profundiza tu comprensión del cuerpo humano! #ACADÉMICO
Jennifer Anderson
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Número de reseñas:(17)
Qué está incluido
20 reuniones en vivo
18 horas 20 minutos horas presencialesTarea
1 hora por semana. Print "color template" pdfs, **CUT pieces in preparation for class. Print "numeric key" pdf. (functions already completed) Optional: Color your own "black-line" pdf. Complete "pre-filled student key" pdf. (list functions of parts) If student has not completed model in class, this will become homework to complete on their own.Evaluación
Students may request a lab practical, however it is not required.Experiencia de clase
Nivel de inglés: desconocido
Grado de EE. UU. 9 - 12
This course is perfect for learners curious about the internal working of animals. Beneath the surface of animals big and small are surprisingly complex specializations, as well as common structures of body systems. Learners will make paper models of: sponge, clam, starfish, squid, shark; grasshopper, snake, rat, pigeon and sea gull. These models are not typical paper diagrams, they will layer in the body systems: reproductive, digestive, respiratory. They will view cut-away sections showing nervous system, circulatory, skeletal and muscular systems. External features mimic actual animal, they will cut external layers allowing them to view internal organs as with an actual specimen (animal insides). By studying different animals in this survey course, learners will gain a deeper understanding of how living animals....live and function. It is nothing short of fascinating! For example - a sponge: It just sits there, sucking in and pumping out sea water all day, easy. What is complicated about that? Did you know sponges - seemingly simple, have layers of anatomy, and different kinds of microscopic cells? Insects are everywhere - do you know how they eat/ how their mouth works? (Hint: We will be making a model that is the grasshopper head by itself! How do animals without teeth eat? Are animal body systems all the same? How can animal body systems help me understand human body systems? We will go on a journey studying animals small to large, interweaving study of human systems as we go - because if anatomy were a language, the language we are most familiar with is human anatomy! Each animal study will begin with overview of animal, external and internal anatomy. Learner choice allows learners to choose additional animals to be studied, and further study of questions learners may come upon during the course of study. Class will include lecture and video for animal overview. Putting together models, learners will follow step, by step pictures and spoken instructions. **This is not a dissection course, however if learners are interested in viewing anatomy of real specimen or performing dissection, support and guided video is available upon request. Class 1: Classification of Animals Class 2: Overview of body systems Class 2: Sponge Class 4: Starfish Class 6: Clam Class 7: Body systems/ Learner Choice Class 8: Squid Class 9: Shark Class 10: Shark Class 11: Review / Learner Choice Class 12: Grasshopper (External) Class 13: Grasshopper (Internal)/ Learner Choice Class 14: Snake (External) Class 15: Snake (Internal)/ Learner Choice Class 16: Rat (External) Class 17: Rat (Internal)/ Learner Choice Class 18: Bird (Pigeon - External) Class 19: Bird (Sea Gull - Internal) Class 20: Human Eye
Metas de aprendizaje
Students will create 3D dissection models of animals.
Students will learn about increasing complexity of specimens as we move from simple to more complex animals
studying the organs of each specimen and contrasting differences.
Students will become familiar with external and internal systems of different animals.
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Orientación para padres
Course involves printing, cutting out pieces and use of a numeric key.
Learners wishing to practice dissection techniques are encouraged to practice dissection on non-animal or food items. Those who choose to may simulate use of dissection tools. Pinning model (specimen) to cardboard and using probe to examine layering of organs.
Note: models are anatomically correct and mimic dissection of preserved specimens. Students interested in seeing real dissection of specimen can go to site given in class.
Lista de útiles escolares
-Print digital files prior to class -Lab notebook/ or white paper -Pen, colored pencils (if coloring model) -Glue stick or glue dot -Optional Dissection supplies: pins, probe (toothpick), scalpel (knife), tweezers, cardboard or Styrofoam trays Fruit with skin: kiwi, grape, cucumber or other choice
Recursos externos
Los estudiantes no necesitarán utilizar ninguna aplicación o sitio web más allá de las herramientas estándar de Outschool.
Se unió el August, 2021
4.9
17reseñas
Experiencia y certificaciones del docente
2 Grado
Licenciatura en Biología/Ciencias Biológicas desde State University of New York College at Brockport
Grado asociado desde Salvation Army School for Officer Training
I have completed several units of Biology Essentials: Dissection Alternatives and incorporated student feedback to enhance them. The classes include color models, additional step-by-step images, opportunities to practice dissection on non-animal specimens, and pinning modeling exercises. The external and internal parts and their functions are discussed through lecture while students assemble models. These classes showcase the distinct features of each animal and also highlight similarities between animal systems, making for an engaging study.
For a few years, I served as an in-person Biology lab instructor for multiple sections at a local co-op. During my tenure, I guided pupils through dissection exercises featuring real specimens such as crayfish, earthworms, perch, and frogs. I also helped students develop their lab techniques and taught them how to identify hard-to-spot details.
I aim to support your student in building confidence and practical skills through guidance in their studies. Although books have their uses, nothing compares to the benefits of hands-on learning and witnessing the marvels of Biology. My love for Biology stems from its deceptive simplicity, which upon deeper examination reveals a truly astounding complexity.
My area of study is Biology, and I hold a Bachelor of Science degree where I learned about microbiology, histology, and aquatic invertebrates. In my co-op lab classes, I gained hands-on experience with microscopes and learned how to create slides rather than just viewing prepared ones. I am now providing microscope classes through Outschool, where students are encouraged to use their compound or digital microscopes during open lab time. I utilize digital cameras to share my own microscope view, as well as encourage students' to share their microscope view. While I value traditional lab techniques, I also believe that technology can enhance the lab experience when appropriate.Reseñas
Clase grupal
17 US$
semanalmente o 330 US$ por 20 clases1 x por semana, 20 semanas
55 min
Videoconferencias en vivo
Edades: 13-17
2-8 alumnos por clase
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