JarrodAlyssaJoeYuridia CameronSpencerArturoMelanieRachelRitoMichaelJessica LeonelJocelynJacobIanAllanVanesaJordanAdrian MarkLydiaAlexJemIsaiahWillDylanMariah NEW SEATS! 5th WHY? Because I want you to have the opportunity to interact with new people, and in my experience classes run more smoothly when everyone is familiar with each other. Plus, what if your new learning partner becomes your new best friend?

LaurelDelaneyRubeMarina MattieBrendaSaraJonathanAliciaValerieRafaelDarrion CeciliaIvanJosephMarkBryanAlyssaLiliana Mackenzie JessieJoseDarielaAnthonyRyanJesseAmberLuis NEW SEATS! 7th WHY? Because I want you to have the opportunity to interact with new people, and in my experience classes run more smoothly when everyone is familiar with each other. Plus, what if your new learning partner becomes your new best friend?

Emanuel Dominique Madison SydneyGabbyAlexisDamarisJacyCalisto BriannaJoseAnnaIsizMauricioKaylaTrinityAlec FrankieJasmineVeronicaCelesteEvelynSabrinaElenaStephanie Same old seats! 3rd UNLESS WE HAVE HAD A PERSONAL CONVERSATION REGARDING YOUR SEAT, I EXPECT YOU TO TRY THIS SEAT AND LEARNING PARTNER TODAY.

SierraNickVictoria Haley Marquise M DorothyWilliamChrisAvory Giovanna Alexis SJessicaJavierBreanna Marquise G EderJose AlexVicenteAlexis AMichaelTiffanyJoshSevonRyan Same old seats! 4th WHY? Because I want you to have the opportunity to interact with new people, and in my experience classes run more smoothly when everyone is familiar with each other. Plus, what if your new learning partner becomes your new best friend?

DO NOW: discuss with learning partner. There are six eggs in the basket. Six people each take one of the eggs, but one egg is left in the basket. HOW IS THIS EVEN POSSIBLE?

A solution: The last person took the basket with the last egg still inside.

WHAT DID I DO THIS WEEKEND? A) swam in the creek B) played some steel guitar C) ate bbq D) All of the above E) Two of the above

Need a volunteer to read the words in BLUE

Everyone else: READ THE WORDS IN RED

There is only ONE moment. It is NOW. Be in it.

LEARNING OBJECTIVE: Match DNA samples to determine “who is the father”

LEARNING OBJECTIVE: Simulate the process of “gel electrophoresis”

AGENDA 1)DO NOW: eggs in the basket 2)Who is the father? [Simulated gel electrophoresis lab.] – formative -- turn in. 3)Read article. 4)Socratic seminar.

Who is the father? A SIMULATED GEL ELECTROPHORESIS LAB

A married couple want to have a baby but the wife is infertile. The couple arranges with a surrogate mother to have a baby.

The surrogate mother is artificially inseminated with a sperm donor

When the surrogate mother gives birth to the child, she decides that she wants to keep the child. She claims that the child’s biological father is not the sperm donor, but her own husband.

The case is taken to court to decide custody. Genetic testing is done to determine the true biological father.

Gel Electrophoresis You will simulate running a gel electrophoresis by using paper.

Extension Audio Adventure: Analyzing the Evidence on DNA Listen to the story (12 min) and write a response to the prompt: Is DNA evidence always good evidence? Why or why not? evidence-on-dna

SELF-ORGANIZED-LEARNING- ENVIRONMENT Your goal is to write a post that explain what PCR is, and explain why it is important for forensic science. Choose a 4-person (or less) group. 1 computer per group. POST HERE: padlet.com/scott_cater/pcr

30 seconds to take care of your business

Suggested text of the day Group MMS Mom Dad Bro Sis Friends Dog Cat Goldfish Parrot gel time