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Biology Everywhere, Everyday

Biology in popular culture: Blue Man Group ■ Q1 Q1 – Is Global Warming real or and over-hyped political issue? (Can you define global warming?) Q1 – Is Global Warming real or and over-hyped political issue? (Can you define global warming?)

Biology in sports: Marathon mouse ■ Q2- Is being a super athlete a genetic disorder? Is obesity a genetic disorder? Q2- Is being a super athlete a genetic disorder? Is obesity a genetic disorder?

Biology in your backyard: LA TIMES ■ Q3 – Will ocean front property depreciate? Q3 – Will ocean front property depreciate?

Big Ideas in Biology GROUP: Choose and read an article as a group Determine which Biology Big Ideas are expressed in the article Be ready to summarize the article and provide a rationale for your choices

Group 1. Reader reads a paragraph 2. Verbally summarizes paragraph 3. Question and Confirm 4. Final verbal summary 5. All write a summary of the paragraph in their own words. One paper collected per group AT RANDOM. Teacher will read your words and ask group which Big Ideas the article addresses..

BIG IDEAS IN BIOLOGY

Energy for Life

Homeostasis

Growth and reproduction of organisms

Universal Genetic Code

Evolution

Responding to Environment