Honors Biology Period EB/1

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Emma MyerhoffLab Table 1

CooperWagnerLab Table 2

Mara LevyLab Table 3

DanielToporekLab Table 4

HanaKoppelLab Table 5

CelestinaDevarapalliLab Table 6

MitchellIsraelLab Table 1

IsabelGlassLab Table 2

RyanZullLab Table 3

SigneLindemannLab Table 4

MatthewVajdicLab Table 5

Jacob MartLab Table 6

AlyssaSloanLab Table 1

NicholasZwartLab Table 2

RachelSongLab Table 3

AlexanderGrageLab Table 4

SpencerSachsLab Table 5

AlyssaRosenbaumLab Table 6

HarrisonChodashLab Table 1

MadelineFrischerLab Table 2

JohnDickmanLab Table 3

HayleyTomkiewiczLab Table 4

AlexanderGordonLab Table 5

MichaelMillerLab Table 6

Honors Biology Period 2/3

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JacobSilvermanLab Table 1

SophieCroneLab Table 2

MaxBergerLab Table 3

AnnOlerLab Table 4

SamuelGascoigneLab Table 5

SaraSuriLab Table 6

LexisFoerchLab Table 1

NoahFeinbergLab Table 2

DanaSuriLab Table 3

DerekBonucciLab Table 4

CourtneyLewisLab Table 5

MaxGlickmanLab Table 6

PranavGuruLab Table 1

RosalieBrodskyLab Table 2

CharlesThompsonLab Table 3

EricBernsteinLab Table 4

MicahWesselhoffLab Table 5

PatrickAbrahamsLab Table 6

BenjaminEdelsteinLab Table 1

DevinSteinLab Table 2

GraceMertenLab Table 3

EleanoreFellerhoffLab Table 4

SamBrickerLab Table 5

DylanDiMatteoLab Table 6

BrandonFishmanLab Table 2

Biology Period 5/6

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JaredBossLab Table 1

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NoahRosenblattLab Table 3

RebeccaZaydlinLab Table 4

AlanLinLab Table 5

MaxMesirowLab Table 6

DanaMercolaLab Table 1

AlexanderBluestoneLab Table 2

ClaudiaPiatekLab Table 3

JoshuaKooLab Table 4

Isab5ellaLacknerLab Table 5

TheodoreShapiraLab Table 6

SeamusReidLab Table 1

WufanZhaoLab Table 2

CoreyHongLab Table 3

LaurenSchwartzLab Table 4

LeoBerliantLab Table 5

DavidZhaoLab Table 6

SabrinaLintonLab Table 1

ElliotLohrLab Table 2

AnnaJakubekLab Table 3

EvanDreherLab Table 4

TylerManquenLab Table 5

WilliamAndersonLab Table 6

Biology Period 7/8

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KathrynMarquardtLab Table 1

JeremyLeviLab Table 2

JennaSolomonLab Table 3

JamesSanfordLab Table 4

GraceHeslerLab Table 5

DanielGoldbergLab Table 6

HerbertMarksLab Table 1

DanielleBelmontLab Table 2

BenjaminHirschLab Table 3

SarahKatzmanLab Table 4

ZacharyCoeLab Table 5

DanaDworkinLab Table 6

WhitneyBlumenthalLab Table 1

KyleAdkinsLab Table 2

ArielaDvorkinLab Table 3

DrewSofferLab Table 4

NatalieGoldstickLab Table 5

TimothyThompsonLab Table 6

BrendanGoldLab Table 1

JoannaLeahyLab Table 2

JeremyGodzickiLab Table 3

GraceHorganLab Table 4

ChristopherDouglasLab Table 5

JohnKaliszLab Table 6

BIOLOGY 1/1A

Mr. Motzko

Class/Lab: X121

Office: X127

Normal Class Meeting Times

Class Cycle 100 Cycle 78 Cycle 56 Cycle 34 Cycle 12

Honors Biology EB/1

7:55-8:52 7:39-9:07 8:10-9:07 8:10-9:07 Class Does Not Meet

Honors Biology 2/3

8:57-9:55 9:29-10:57 9:29-10:26 9:29-10:26 Class Does Not Meet

Honors Biology5/6

12:28-1:25 1:15-2:43 Class Does Not Meet

10:31-11:28

10:31-11:28

Biology 7/8

1:45-2:42 Class Does Not Meet

1:15-2:42 1:15-2:12 1:15-2:12

Resources

• Course Website: http://dhs.dist113.org/faculty/MotzkoJ/pages/default.aspx

• Go to DHS homepageDepartmentsScience Teacher Web Pages Mr. Motzko

• Email Address: jmotzko@dist113.org

Tonight’s Assignments

• Find the website for this course and locate General Course Requirements. Read , print and sign receipt

• Locate the DHS Lab Safety Contract from the course website. Read, print and sign.

• Read pp. 2-15, 24-28 in Textbook• Get lab notebook for Friday (HON BIO

ONLY)• NOTE: Do not do Scientific Method Review (moved

to Thursday night’s homework)

• An apparently true statement that leads to a contradiction or a situation which defies intuition

PARADOX

Epigenesis/Preformation

Which Is Not A Fruit?

• Apple• Blueberry• Cucumber• Peanut• Pinecone• Strawberry• Tomato

Astrology v. Astronomy

Science v. Pseudoscience

Sir Francis Bacon

Baconian Scientific Methodology• Hypothesis• Experimental Design

– Independent Variable– Dependent Variable– Control Group– Confounding Variable

• Observation• Conclusion

– Confirmation or Refutation v. Right or Wrong

Hypothesis

• Hypo = below• Thesis = statement of

belief

• What does the hypothesis lack that the thesis contains?

Independent Variable

• The variable that is being changed by the observer (or being changed by outside forces)

• For an experiment to be valid, only 1 variable may be changed at a time

Dependent Variable

• A.K.A. “The results”• The changes in the

system produced by manipulation of the independent variable

Control Group

• Testing group to which no independent variable has been applied

• If the integrity of the control group is altered, the validity of the dependent variables are lost

AZIDOTHYMIDINE

TYPES OF OBSERVATIONS

• QUANTITATIVE• QUALITATIVE

• Example: researching historical outbreaks of disease

CONCLUSION

• CAUSAL• CORRELATION