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Monday
Math. HW: Yung handout na binigay kanina, nakasulat dun yung homework, basahin niyo nalang.
Bio. HW about reproductive system which was given last Feb 18 (per lab grouping) & baka quiz sa last 3 tables pa about HorMones.
Filipino. DULA FINAL PAPER.
SS. Read the book about World War 2.
WebDev. Exercise 3, by pairs.
Click here to download the files. :DChem. LT O_O and HW submission
(Credits to Cesium site. :D )STR. Start of oral defense, remember to e-mail your presentations at least one day before reporting & revised intro, mat&met, etc. due on the day of your reporting ata.
1 whole sheet, 25-pt. quiz
A. In your OWN words, define ISOMERISM.
B. Define the ff. and give 2 examples (with drawing) each
1. Skeletal isomersC. 5 Practical Applications of Isomers/Isomerism
2. Functional isomers
3. Position isomers
4. Stereoisomers
a. Geometric isomers (cis-, trans-)
b. optical isomers
c. enantiomers and chirality
Health. Activity paper thingo.
Tuesday
Math. Homework: Examples 3 to 8. VANCE p.282 #s 10, 12; p.285 #s 10, 12, 14, 16. Prove the four properties of C(n, r) stated above. [Stated above: C(n, 0) = 1; C(n, 1) = n; C(n, n) = 1; C(n, r) = C(n, n - r)]
English. Read the Haikus, in a 1/2 crosswise, make 3 columns; Col 1: Vocab, 10 max i think. Col 2: Write any question 'bout what you read. Col 3. Answer your question
STR. Oral defense Day 2.
Wednesday
Math. Homework, VANCE p.288 #s 4, 6, 12, 14, 16. And the proving homework yesterday. Speed Test and Class Quiz tomorrow.
SS. Read 'bout WW2.
WebDev. Practicals.
Thursday
Math. LT.
Bio. LT.
Arlo (2/26/2011 6:28:50 PM): Ma'am...STR. Last day of Oral Defense
Arlo (2/26/2011 6:29:00 PM): Kailan po LT sa Bio?
Dawn Crisologo (2/26/2011 6:29:48 PM): Thursday for Lithium
Arlo (2/26/2011 6:29:58 PM): umm. may guide questions na po ba?
Dawn Crisologo (2/26/2011 6:30:20 PM): Yup, kakapost lang. pakikalat na lang Arlo sa Li para sa mga di pa nakakaalam.
Dawn Crisologo (2/26/2011 6:30:22 PM): Thanks!
Arlo (2/26/2011 6:30:38 PM): ok. thanks ma'am.
Guide questions here:
Skeletal System
Nervous System
- What is the difference between a hydrostatic, exo-, and endoskeleton?
- What is the difference between the axial and appendicular skeleton? Give examples of bones that belong to each.
- What are joints? Give examples of each kind.
- What are the three types of bone cells and what are the functions of each?
- Contrast compact and spongy bone.
Sensory Mechanisms
- What are the main functions of the nervous system?
- Describe the roles of the two types of cells that make up the nervous system.
- Name the parts and describe the functions of a neuron.
- Trace the pathway of a simple reflex action such as the knee-jerk reflex.
- Describe the events that occur during nerve impulse transmission.
- What is saltatory conduction and why is it important?
- How do nerve cells communicate with each other?
- Describe the nervous system plans and features across taxa and relate this to the animal’s symmetry and lifestyle.
- Describe the trends in the development of the vertebrate brain.
- List the components of the central nervous system and describe their functions.
- List the components of the peripheral nervous system and describe their functions.
- Compare the parasympathetic and sympathetic divisions of the autonomic nervous system in terms of function.
- Enumerate the parts of the vertebrate brain and describe their functions.
Plant Hormones
- Differentiate between sensation and perception.
- Describe the five kinds of sensory receptors and give examples of each.
- Differentiate interoreceptors from exteroreceptors and give examples of each.
Endocrine and Reproductive System guide questions are in the Group HW given.
- What are tropisms? Give examples of these.
- Describe the roles of abscisic acid, auxin, cytokinin, ethylene, and gibberellin in regulating plant growth.
- Describe how the Darwin and Went experiments led to the discovery of auxin as the major factor behind phototropism.
Friday
Math. Be at the room at 7:00 am, group quiz.
Physics. Homework (#s 3 to 5 of handout) submission.
English Read all the Haikus, discussion.
WebDev. LT.
Chem. LT.
Health. Proj O_O
Milan (2/25/2011 12:15:21 PM): Lithium, text from Maam Jen. Video is due on March 4 again because no major reqt should be due during exam week, but the minimum is now only 15 mins for the video. Also, videoing in school on sat/sun isnt allowed because there is no teacher chaperone. Next Health period will be used for shooting/finalization of proj.
FEBRUARY 23, 2011 --- Wednesday
Math. HW: Vance; page 300; #s 8, 10, 12, 14, 16
SS. Read handout, page 212 to 218.
WebDev. Quiz about arrays.
FEBRUARY 22, 2011 --- Tuesday
Math. Read about Induction.
Physics. Bring PE stuff.
Eng. Read Tale of the Haiki, Vocab (10 words) on all stories, Quiz about the story/tale.
MONDAY
- Open-everything long test (on Renaissance and Reformation and Enlightenment) [BTW, yung sinabi ni Ma'am na may mga ma e-exempt sa LT gawa ng magandang tarp, hindi pa sa LT na 'to, sa next pa... so mag-t-take ng LT lahat, okay?]
- Homework (yung per column, iba sasagutan.)
- Long test (on sequences)
- Worksheet on Endocrine & Reproductive system
- Quiz by table on hormones
- Practical test
- Read Tale of the Haiki
- Vocab (10 words) on all stories
- Quiz about the story/tale
- Reporting
HAPPY BIRTHDAY MA'AM BICK! :D
FEBRUARY 21, 2011 --- Monday
Math. LT, coverage: sequences.
Bio. Answer the handout / worksheet / whatever-you-call-it / thingy given last Friday (by Ramon or Abby ?), it is by lab grouping.
SS. LT, coverage: Renaissance, Reformation, Enlightenment. HW (intermediate pad, handwritten): Columns 1, 2, 3: answer number 1 and 3 in the handout given last Friday, Columns 4, 5, 6: answer number 2 and 4.
FEBRUARY 18, 2011 --- Friday
Math. Vance: page 179 - #s 12, 13, 14, 17, 18, 16, 22, 26 & page 311 - #s 8, 10, 12, 14, 16.
Physics. Bring physics book.
English. Presentation of skit tomorrow. O_O
WebDev. Exercise to be submitted tomorrow.
Chem. HW/Quiz (25 pts, write in intermediate pad)
A. Write the rules in naming the ff.:
B. Give 3 examples for each.
- Alkyl Halides
- Aromatic Hydrocarbon
- Carboxylic Acid
- Aldehyde
- Ketone
- Alcohol
Other requirements for next week:
Monday
Math. LT, coverage: sequences.
SS. LT, coverage: Renaissance, Reformation, Enlightenment. HW (intermediate pad, handwritten): Columns 1, 2, 3: answer number 1 and 3 in the handout to be given, Columns 4, 5, 6: answer number 2 and 4.
Tuesday
Physics. Bring PE stuff, like shirt and shorts.
Thursday
Physics. Presentation by group.
FEBRUARY 17, 2011 --- Thursday
Fil. Outline of dula tomorrow in a short bond paper.
STR. Checking of notebook tomorrow.
FEBRUARY 15, 2011 --- Tuesday
Math. Discussion of Harmonic and Geometric sequences.
English. List a total of 10 vocab words for the 3 stories/legends from reading. (1/2 paper) [if you don't have a copy of the readings, here's one from Be's site: http://berylliuuum2012.files.wordpress.com/2011/01/english-japanese-readings.pdf]
Chem. LONGTEST! O_O
FEBRUARY 14, 2011 --- Monday
SS. LT! O_O [open everything... soooo... bring your books and notes =P~ ]
FEBRUARY 7, 2011 --- Monday
STR. STR 2 Critique Guidelines here:
[taken from Be's site: http://berylliuuum2012.files.wordpress.com]
Chem. In a 1/4 paper, draw any awesome figure (skeletal structure)... draw a house, stickman, peacock, or whatever.. then name it.
P.E.. Lithium vs. Rubidium!!! Goodluck. :D
FEBRUARY 4, 2011 --- Friday
Math. Read 'bout Geometric and Arithmetic Sequences.
Bio. Quiz about Nervous System & Life's Greatest Miracles Questions.
REPRODUCTION – LIFE’S GREATEST MIRACLE (2001)Physics. LT, coverage: rotational motion 'til rotation work, energy and power.
Guide Questions to answer as you view “Life’s Greatest Miracle” (also available at the photocopier).
Please submit the answers to this on 1 whole sheet of pad paper by Friday, Feb 4 (Individual work).
Chapter 1. Passing On Your DNA
1. Why is sexual reproduction more advantageous than cloning?
Chapter 2. The Egg’s Journey
2. Describe the path the egg takes after being released from the ovary.
3. The video states that an egg will survive only a few hours if not fertilized. More recent information suggests that an egg will survive at least 24 hours and perhaps as long as 48 hours if not fertilized. How does that fact influence the most fertile time when couples are attempting to avoid pregnancy using the rhythm method?
Chapter 3. The Sperm’s Journey
4. What kind of obstacles will a sperm encounter once it enters the female?
5. Where in the female reproductive tract does fertilization of the egg occur?
Chapter 4. The First Two Weeks
6. Why would more than 50% of all fertilized eggs not survive? What kind of problems could a fertilized egg encounter?
7. How do identical twins form?
8. How does the blastocyst prevent the mother’s immune system from destroying the developing embryo?
Chapter 5. The Embryo Takes Shape
9. Describe the three cell layers that develop and include what parts of the body those cell layers will become.
10. How are genes turned on?
Chapter 6. Messages in the Genes
11. Where is the SRY gene found? What does it do? When does it function?
12. How do fingers (and toes) become separated from each other in the developing fetus?
Chapter 7. Feeding the Growing Fetus
13. What is a placenta? What is the function of its villi?
14. Do maternal and fetal blood mix?
Chapter 8. The Third Trimester
15. Why is human childbirth so much more dangerous than the births of other animals?
credits to the following sites:
http://www.nvcc.edu/home/mwise/ELI/ELIAssignments/AssignmentsforWeeks11and12.html and http://www.biologycorner.com/worksheets/miracle.html
English. Read Intro, quiz tomorrow. Homework: Choose a Filipino legend, in a 1/2 cw paper, write the title and give a summary.
WebDev. Exercise ata about functions.
FEBRUARY 3, 2011 --- Thursday
SS. Age of Exploration discussion...
STR. Bring lab gown (ata) for expt.
Hmmm... Wala namang homeworks diba? /:-) ;D
Other requirements for Friday:
Math. Read about Arithmetic and Geometric Sequences.
Bio. Life's Greatest Miracles Guide Questions.
Physics. Longtest: coverage: rotational motion 'til rotational work, power and energy.
English. Quiz about the Intro.
WebDev. May exercise ata.
Other requirements for Next Week:
STR. STR 2 Critique Guidelines here:
[taken from Be's site: http://berylliuuum2012.files.wordpress.com]
FEBRUARY 2, 2011 --- Wednesday
English. Read the intro, vocab: 5 words @ 1/2 crosswise, prepare for a quiz tomorrow. :D
I'm not entirely sure if this is complete... Comment na lang guys. :)
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