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to your class pages. These pages contain a great deal of useful
information for both students and their parents. The more you take
advantage of this information, the more organized and prepared
you will be for our class work and the fewer questions you
will
have
about the policies and procedures we will be following throughout the
year. Under the course headings above you will find the unit by unit syllabi for your class including important terms and concepts you should be paying attention to as you do your readings. In addition, you will find the routine homework assignments, their due dates, and dates for upcoming tests as well as other important information. Under the heading "Class Expectations" you will find a detailed outline of the policies and procedures we use in our class. Pay particular attention to the policies regarding late work, making up missed tests, and writing your lab reports; they are important! If you have any questions you can always contact via voice mail at 617.615.3075 or by email. Picture of the Week
Featuring
the art of Ernst Haeckel (1834-1919) the famous
and controversial
German biologist and artist. He forcefully championed the theory of
evolution although he had significant differences with the theory of
Natural Selection proposed by Charles Darwin. Haeckel's use
of
embryonic evidence to support his theory is now largely discredited.
However, he still is recognized for his descriptions of thousands of
new species, coining terms such as "ecology" and "phylum,"
and
his incredible art work depicting biodiversity.
 Buff-tailed Sicklebill Hummingbird. Image from Wikispecies |
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