Keela Parsons March 19, 2013. Steps for Analogies Strategy 1. Select a concept familiar to the students that is analogous in certain ways to the new concept.

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Keela Parsons March 19, 2013

Steps for Analogies Strategy 1. Select a concept familiar to the students that is analogous in certain ways to the new concept. 2. Introduce a blank analogy graphic organizer (or table). Label the new concept in the left column and familiar concept in the right column. 3. Brainstorm similar characteristics of the two concepts and write those in the correct column. 4. After the lesson students revisit the graphic organizer, adding or revising the information. 5. Students write a summary describing the new concept using the information on the organizer.

What is an Analogy? Agreement or similarity, especially in a certain limited number of features or details A comparison made to show such a similarity Biology: the relationship between analogous organs or parts, such as organelles

Diagram of a Cell

Nucleus Function Controls cell activities Contains the hereditary material of the cell Analogous City Structure City Hall

Mitochondria Function Breaks down sugar molecules to release energy Site of aerobic cellular respiration Analogous City Structure Power Plants

Golgi Complex Function Modify proteins made by the cells Package and export proteins Analogous City Structure UPS

Ribosome Function Synthesizes proteins Analogous City Structure Factory Werk.jpg/250px-Wolfsburg_VW-Werk.jpg

Lysosome Function Digests proteins, lipids, and carbohydrates Transports undigested material to the cell membrane Cell breaks down if lysosome breaks Analogous City Structure Recycling Plant/Waste Disposal JPG

Cell Membrane Function Support and protection Controls movement of materials in/out of cell Barrier between cell and its environment Helps maintain homeostasis Analogous City Structure City Limits

Works Cited Cell Structure & Function. (n.d.). Retrieved from BIO 301 Human Physiology: ritchisong/cell1.gif PREPIT. (2006). Analogy graphic organizer. Retrieved from Professional Rural Education Program: html

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