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Identify positive and negative effects of human activities on biodiversity. |  |  |  |  |\n| Student Outcomes: The students will:\u003Cbr>-Explain four ways in which biodiversity is important to ecosystems and humans.\u003Cbr>-List and describe three levels of biodiversity.\u003Cbr>-Describe the diversity of species types on Earth, relating the difference between known numbers and-estimated numbers. |  |  |  |  |\n| Major Concepts: Human population\u003Cbr>Population Density Dispersion Growth rate |  |  |  |  |\n| Materials/Media/Technology:\u003Cbr>Lab top, projector, card stock, folders, and handouts |  |  |  |  |\n| Assessment:\u003Cbr>Diagnostic – Before student work begins: Bell Ringer:\u003Cbr>Benefits of Biodiversity Video and leading question |  | Formative/Informal – During lesson: Document participation on checklist |  | Summative/Formal – After lesson: Biodiversity reading passage |\n| Teaching/Learning Procedures: |  |  |  |  |\n| Step and time allocation (min) | Teaching/Learning Activities |  |  | Handouts, supplies, points to remember |\n| Launch/Engage\u003Cbr>  10  min | Bell Ringer: Benefits of Biodiversity Video |  |  | Put in composition notebook, or loose leaf paper |\n| Investigation\u003Cbr> 50  min | Discussion: Discussion Benefits of Biodiversity Video\u003Cbr>Mini Lecture & Higher Order Thinking Questions regarding: Four Benefits of Biodiversity\u003Cbr>-Strong Ecosystem\u003Cbr>-Population Survival\u003Cbr>-Genetic Diversity\u003Cbr>-Aesthetics |  |  | Prezi\u003Cbr>Guided Questions for Personal Response paper\u003Cbr>Checklist and clip board |\n| Differentiation\u003Cbr>  15  min | Visual materials; Outline of important facts; Presentation of material in small steps |  |  |  |\n| Closure\u003Cbr>  15  min | Summarize main concepts; introduce agenda for next day |  |  |  |\n| Homework:\u003Cbr>Students should complete Personal Response Paper |  |  |  |  |\n| Professional Reflection:\u003Cbr>Benefits of biodiversity video were that students found it engaging. 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