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Human Anatomy & Physiology, Version 2
1.0 Carnegie UnitÂ
Instructor: Dr. Sarah Lacy |
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Instructor Information: Hi and welcome to the UM High School. I am Dr. Sarah Trotman Lacy, and I will be your online instructor. Just to let you know a little about myself, I taught Biology I, Human Anatomy and Physiology, Math, and Advanced Placement Biology for the Oxford School District for 39 years and retired in May 2011. I have a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics from Mississippi University for Women, a Master of Science in Biology and Ph. D. in Curriculum and Instruction from the University of Mississippi. I have two sons, Brooks and Stuart, and three cats: McKittrick "Kitt," Missy, Coco, and Isabell. I hope that you will enjoy this course, and if you ever have any questions or concerns, just e-mail me using the Blackboard email system. When you have a chance, complete the Introduce Yourself! discussion board and tell me about yourself. |
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Contact Information: If you have questions concerning the content of the course, you may contact the instructor directly using the email link on the main Lessons page or in the "Communications & Tools" tab. NOTE: Whenever sending email, please be sure to indicate your course title and number in the subject line (ie, German 1).
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Course Description: Anatomy and Physiology is offered as a continuation of studies initiated in Biology with an emphasis placed on human anatomy and physiology. It is a college preparatory class designed for those who plan to major in a science-related field at the college or technical school level. Students are expected to practice self-discipline to keep up with reading and written assignments. |
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Required Textbook: Hole's Essentials of Human Anatomy & Physiology by David Shier, Jackie Butler and Ricki Lewis (12th Edition)
ISBN-13: 978-0073403724 It is the student's responsibility to order his or her textbook. Online textbook retailers such as Amazon.com, ABEbooks.com, or Half.com usually provide used textbooks at economical prices. You must make sure you are ordering the exact book required in this syllabus. |
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Mississippi College-and Career-Readiness Standards for Science (Human Anatomy and Physiology):
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Course Outline:This course consists of 20 instructional modules (or lessons). NOTE: you must pass the Syllabus and Orientation Quiz for the course materials to appear on the Lessons page. |
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Units
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LESSON | Reading Assignments | Due for Grades
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Pacing Guidem to complete the course in one year
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Start Here | Syllabus and Orientation folder. NOTE: Once you complete the syllabus and orientation quiz, the rest of the lessons will become available to you. | Syllabus quiz, Introduce Yourself discussion board, Course pre-test |
Week 1 |
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1 | Chapter 1: read pages 9-28; PPT | Chapter quiz, written assignment, and labeling quiz |
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2 | Chapter 5: read pages 104-123; PPT | Chapter quiz, written assignment, and labeling quiz |
Week 2 |
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Unit 1 Test | Proctored exam covering lessons 1-2. Be sure to complete all previous assignments before taking this exam. Any assignments not completed before the exam is taken may receive a grade of zero. | Proctored test | Week 3 | |||||||
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3 | Chapter 6: read pages 127-140; PPT | Chapter quiz, written assignment, and labeling quiz |
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4 | Chapter 7 part 1: read pages 143-146 (7.1-7.2), 153-174 (7.5-7.12); PPT | Chapter quiz, written assignment, and labeling quiz |
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5 | Chapter 7 part 2: read pages 146-152 (7.3-7.4), 174-180 (7.13); PPT | Chapter quiz, written assignment, and labeling quiz | Week 6 | |||||||
6 | Chapter 8 part 1: read pages 188-202 (8.1-8.6); PPT | Chapter quiz, written assignment, and labeling quiz | Week 7 | |||||||
7 | Chapter 8 part 2: read pages 202-217 (8.7-8.8); PPT | Chapter quiz, written assignment, and labeling quiz | Week 8 | |||||||
Unit 2 Test | Proctored exam covering lessons 3-7. Be sure to complete all previous assignments before taking this exam. Any assignments not completed before the exam is taken may receive a grade of zero. | Proctored test | Week 9 | |||||||
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8 | Chapter 9 part 1: read pages 223-243 (9.1-9.11); PPT | Chapter quiz, written assignment, and labeling quiz |
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9 | Chapter 9 part 2: read pages 243-268 (9.12-9.16); PPT | Chapter quiz, written assignment, brain dissection questions, and labeling quiz |
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10 | Chapter 10: read pages 273-297; PPT | Chapter quiz, written assignment, cow eye dissection questions, and labeling quiz | Week 13 & 14 | |||||||
11 | Chapter 11: read pages 301-323; PPT | Chapter quiz, written assignment, and labeling quiz | Week 15 | |||||||
Unit 3 Test | Proctored exam covering lessons 8-11. Be sure to complete all previous assignments before taking this exam. Any assignments not completed before the exam is taken may receive a grade of zero. | Proctored test | Week 16 | |||||||
Final Exam 1: Mid-course Exam | Proctored exam covering lessons 1-11. Be sure to complete all previous assignments before taking this exam. Any assignments not completed before the exam is taken may receive a grade of zero. | Proctored test | Week 17 | |||||||
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12 | Chapter 12: read pages 327-346; PPT | Chapter quiz, written assignment, and labeling quiz |
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13 | Chapter 13 part 1: read pages 350-363 (13.1-13.3); PPT | Chapter quiz, written assignment, heart dissection questions, and labeling quiz |
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14 | Chapter 13 part 2: read pages 363 (13.4) - 382; PPT | Chapter quiz, written assignment, and labeling quiz |
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15 | Chapter 14: read pages 386-405; PPT | Chapter quiz, written assignment, and labeling quiz |
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Unit 4 Test | Proctored exam covering lessons 12-15. Be sure to complete all previous assignments before taking this exam. Any assignments not completed before the exam is taken may receive a grade of zero. | Proctored test | Week 23 | |||||||
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16 | Chapter 15 part 1: read pages 410-423 (15.7), 438 (15.11) - 447; PPT | Chapter quiz, written assignment, and labeling quiz |
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17 | Chapter 15 part 2: read pages 423 (15.7) - 437; PPT | Chapter quiz, written assignment, and labeling quiz |
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18 | Chapter 16: read pages 453-474; PPT | Chapter quiz, written assignment, and labeling quiz |
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19 | Chapter 17: read pages 479-498; PPT | Chapter quiz, written assignment, kidney dissection questions, and labeling quiz | Week 27 & 28 | |||||||
6 | 20 | Chapter 19 & 20: read pages 518-574; PPT | Chapter quiz, written assignment, and labeling quiz | Week 29 & 30 | ||||||
Post-test, Exit Survey | The 10-minute Post-test is in the Final Exam folder and must be completed before the final exam will appear. | To be completed before scheduling your final exam. |
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Final Exam 2 | Proctored comprehensive exam covering the entire course. Complete all previous assignments before taking this exam. Any assignments not completed before the exam is taken will receive a grade of zero. | Proctored test | Week 32 | |||||||
Grading Scale: 93 - 100% = A The grading format is as follows: Minor Grades (all lesson assignments): 50% |