Wednesday
Tuesday
Introduction to Cells
Watch this beautiful animation showing a tour from organs, tissues to cells and organelles. Click here
Plant Cells
Hank Green explaining plant cells as only he can:
Plant cells
This version of the video is via the Khan academy if you are signed up you can gain valuable points which will mean you could be in that new car sooner than you think.
You can join my class by using the code RUXTTW
Plant cells
This version of the video is via the Khan academy if you are signed up you can gain valuable points which will mean you could be in that new car sooner than you think.
You can join my class by using the code RUXTTW
Friday
Cell organelle game
Here is a simple but educational game about Cells http://www.nobelprize.org/educational/medicine/cell/game/index.html
Monday
Saturday
Year 12 Biology 2014
Dear Students
Welcome to all new year 12 Biology students. This year is going to be great. We have four of the best teachers at Hutt Valley High School looking after you, and of course Biology would have to be the most interesting subject ever studied at school.
We are beginning the year with an internal assessment investigating a pattern in an ecological community. Our focus is going to be on the effect of introduced mammals on a native species of your choice. The other topic we will begin in term one is the life processes at the cellular level which is an external achievement standard.
Mr Edwards
Welcome to all new year 12 Biology students. This year is going to be great. We have four of the best teachers at Hutt Valley High School looking after you, and of course Biology would have to be the most interesting subject ever studied at school.
We are beginning the year with an internal assessment investigating a pattern in an ecological community. Our focus is going to be on the effect of introduced mammals on a native species of your choice. The other topic we will begin in term one is the life processes at the cellular level which is an external achievement standard.
Mr Edwards
Tuesday
Biology Revision Classes
All Y12 Bio students are welcome to attend these revision classes taking place in B11. These have been scheduled to fit around 12 Chemistry classes so that there is no clash with time and less trips into HVHS.
If you are finding elements of your externals difficult we really encourage you to attend and bring lots of questions!!
Thursday 7 November 0900-1100 Topic = Cell Biology
Wednesday 13 November 1200-1400 Topic = Gene Expression
Thursday 14 November 0900-1100 Topic = Genetics and Variation
Chemistry is scheduled spell 3/4 on Thursday 7 & 14 and Spell 5 on Tue.
A reminder that your BIOLOGY EXAM is scheduled on the 22nd November at 0930.
Thursday
Sunday
12 Biology revision
Dear Students
I hope your Biology revision is well underway and you are making good use of the long weekend. In class last week I mentioned two very good web pages that could help your preparation. They were No Brain too Small and Pass Biology.
Regards
Mr Edwards
Wednesday
Answers to Punnet Square questions - No Brain Too Small
Punnet Squares collated questions - No Brain Too Small
Sheep Question (2011, Q2) click here for answer
Pygmy Goat Question (2010, Q2) click here for answer
Plant Question (2009, Q1) click here for answer
Pea Plant (2008, Q2) click here for answer
Drosophilia (2007, Q1) click here for answer
Budgies (2006, Q2) click here for answer
Dog barking (2005, Q2) click here for answer
Tuesday
Natural Selection explained clearly
This 9 minute video explains the process of natural selection - click here to watch
Sunday
Friday
Biology Revision class Saturday
Dear Students
This Saturday 19 October there will be a Biology revision class in room B 12 from 1 pm to 3 pm.
Students from any Biology class are welcome to attend.
Regards
Mr Edwards
Thursday
Collaborative activity - Genetic Drift NZ Examples
Hi 12BIO students of Miss Meehan
Please find the link below to contribute your research idea (1 x Founder, 1 x Bottleneck) to the NZ examples list.
Click here and edit the table by adding your contribution. If table is fill, create a new row by clicking at the end.
Please find the link below to contribute your research idea (1 x Founder, 1 x Bottleneck) to the NZ examples list.
Click here and edit the table by adding your contribution. If table is fill, create a new row by clicking at the end.
Tuesday
What are linked genes?
Are you stuck on what is genetic linkage?
Normally when we talk about dihybrid crosses we are looking at two different traits where the genes responsible are on different chromosomes (i.e trait A on Chromosome 2 and trait B on Chromosome 7), but sometimes the two traits were are looking at are on the SAME chromosome. If this is the case then we will see a different inheritance pattern in the offspring - there will be less variation as the genes are inherited together as a pair.
The following page has some walk through videos that show meiosis of linked genes with and without crossing over. Click here. (Sex linked traits are also discussed here, this may be interesting as an extension)
Normally when we talk about dihybrid crosses we are looking at two different traits where the genes responsible are on different chromosomes (i.e trait A on Chromosome 2 and trait B on Chromosome 7), but sometimes the two traits were are looking at are on the SAME chromosome. If this is the case then we will see a different inheritance pattern in the offspring - there will be less variation as the genes are inherited together as a pair.
The following page has some walk through videos that show meiosis of linked genes with and without crossing over. Click here. (Sex linked traits are also discussed here, this may be interesting as an extension)
Population genetics simulation program
Use this simulation to see the effect of genetic drift. Try changing the features of the population and view the effect on the allele frequency.
Population genetics simulation program:
'via Blog this'
Population genetics simulation program:
'via Blog this'
Sunday
Hi Students (and Caregivers)
We hope you are enjoying your holidays and are having a restful break.
We also hope you are revising for the examinations and if you are interested in coming to a study class check out the following timetable.
These are open to all students regardless of your subject teacher and you are welcome to invite other HVHS students who might not have received this email.
Classes will take place in B11/B12 (or check door for any room change on the day).
It would be great if you could please reply by email to let us know which class/s you may attend so we have an idea of numbers.
The structure of these tutorials will be students working in small groups on model question/answers, completing workbook activities, plus come with any problems/questions you have on specific topics
Regards
Mr Edwards
| Time | Mon | Tue | Wed | Thu | Fri |
| 1100 - 1300 | 13BIO All topics(Edwards) | x | 13 BIO All topics(Edwards) | 12BIO (Wallis) | |
| 1300 - 1500 | 12BIO Cell Biology (Edwards and Meehan) | x | 12BIO Gene Expression(Edwards) | 12BIOGenetics (Meehan) | |
| 1500 - 1700 | 11SciGenetics (Edwards and Meehan) | x | 11Sci Mechanics(Edwards) | 11Sci Acids and Bases(Meehan) | x |
Wednesday
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