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This course is aligned to the College Board AP Biology Curriculum Framework and is based on four Big Ideas, which encompass core scientific principles, theories, and processes that cut across traditional boundaries and provide a broad way of thinking about living organisms and biological systems. The big ideas are: Evolution, Energy, Systems and Information. As a college level course, the amount of material covered as well as the complexity of the topics will be high. An ongoing expectation, therefore, is to learn the material as it is presented and come to class each day understanding the previous day’s material; there will even be times when students are expected to come to class already understanding the material before it has been worked on in class. Students must be committed to keeping up with the work. Students should be prepared for complex science texts and readings, totaling ~5-7 hours of work beyond school time each week. The course framework is divided into two essential components: 1) Science Practices and 2) Course Content. This is to say students will not only engage in learning new content, but they will consistently refine their understanding about how scientists conduct their work and the thinking processes that are utilized. |  |\n| Essential Questions to Spark Student Inquiry |  |\n| Unit 1 : How does chemistry determine the characteristics of life? | Unit 5: How can heritable traits be explained and quantified? |\n| Unit 2 : How do the cell structures determine life functions? | Unit 6 : What makes you, you? How are genes regulated? |\n| Unit 3 : In what ways do living things manage energy and matter flow? | Unit 7: How do the mechanisms of evolution work? |\n| Unit 4 : How do cells communicate and what influence does that communication have on life? | Unit 8 : How do living systems interact to create healthy ecosystems as part of Earth’s biosphere? |\n| Assessment |  |\n\n\n| Formative |\n| --- |\n| Ongoing formative assessments to check for student learning, work completion, and class participation will be conducted on a daily basis. These formative assessments include: Process Oriented Guided Inquiry Learning activities (POGILs), pause discussions during notes, video questionnaires, weekly discussions of our common reading ( The Immortal Life ofHenrietta Lacks), and contributions to others’ learning. |\n| Summative |\n| The expectation is that all students who are enrolled in AP Biology will take the AP test on May 4th, 2026. 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