Adamson Environmental Science Blogspot
Friday, April 29, 2016
Tuesday, April 19, 2016
Review DOLs
Dimensional Analysis and Metric Conversions
Wednesday
Thursday - Population Review
Monday 4/25- Energy Review Questions
Wednesday
1.
1. A complex community of plants, animals, and
microorganisms linked by interacting energy and
nutrient flows is called a(n)
(A) atmosphere
(B) ecosystem
(C) niche
(D) suburb
(E) species
2. The world’s oceans make up what percent of the
planet’s biosphere?
(A) 27%
(B) 44%
(C) 62%
(D) 75%
(E) 99%
3. Which diverse ecosystem absorbs high flow and
releases water slowly?
(A) High plains
(B) Wetlands
(C) Arctic
(D) Rocky Mountains
(E) Old-growth forest
4.Madagascar and the Indian Ocean islands, the
Philippines, Sundaland, the Atlantic Forest, and
the Caribbean are all considered
(A) hotspots
(B) expensive vacation spots
(C) sustainable use areas
(D) arid regions
(E) mountainous
5. Aircraft, high-altitude balloons, and satellites are
all used in
(A) birthday parties
(B) field testing
(C) remote sensing
(D) acrobatic air shows
(E) high school science labs
Thursday - Population Review
Monday 4/25- Energy Review Questions
Sunday, April 17, 2016
AP Exam Review
With two weeks remaining until the test, we need to focus our review on the areas of greatest need.
So, in your notebook, the first task is to review your benchmark exam, and create a graph that reflects your mastery for the seven subject areas. You will use the results from your Spring Benchmark for this purpose.
If you did not take the Spring benchmark, then you will need to go online and complete AP Practice Exam II.
I will spend 15 minutes of each class on review, for which you will make notes, and complete a DOL.
AP Topic Outline Powerpoint
After that, you will focus the remaining time on your subject area. We have 12 days, and you must review four of your weakest subject areas thoroughly.
That gives you about three days for each subject area:
- day one: review and create study outline.
- day two: complete the practice questions for that topic.
- day three: free response questions.
What you can't complete in class, you will do at home. I will check notebooks daily, as you work.
5 Steps to 5
Thursday, April 14, 2016
Friday, April 1, 2016
Student-led Review
4.1.2016
Next week, you will lead the review for the six weeks test. I will grade you on the quality of your presentation, and the quality of the information you provide to justify the information.
Starting Tuesday, your assigned question, the correct response, and your justification will be included on a Powerpoint. The presentation will include Chapters 19-23, and your group's question will be the same each week.
Be sure to include justification, and the source of the information.
Next week, you will lead the review for the six weeks test. I will grade you on the quality of your presentation, and the quality of the information you provide to justify the information.
Starting Tuesday, your assigned question, the correct response, and your justification will be included on a Powerpoint. The presentation will include Chapters 19-23, and your group's question will be the same each week.
Be sure to include justification, and the source of the information.
Thursday, March 31, 2016
EEI PAID summer intern program
Good afternoon!
Thanks to a generous grant from the City of Dallas, the Environmental Education Initiative (EEI) team is able to offer a PAID summer internship for High School juniors and seniors!
The
EEI High School student Internship provides an opportunity for high
school students to conduct college level research on real world issues
alongside graduate students and research professors.
Students
will work on refining a research question, identifying variables, and
analyzing water conservation data. At the end of the 6 weeks, students
will present their research findings to City of Dallas officials.
The internship is Monday – Wednesday starting June 13th and ending July 27th. Students will get the week of July 4th (July 4th – July 8th) off for family vacations. For their work over the summer, students will receive $1,200.
EEI Internship applications are due by April 30th and interviews will be conducted before students are out of school for the summer.
The application can be found on dallaseei.org under High School – or you can use the link below for direct access to the application!
Students
under 18, must send also a parental permission before the due date,
otherwise their application will be considered incomplete. The form can
be found in the following link:
Attached in this email you can find a flyer with more information.
Thank you!
Pamela Golcher Beirute
Program Coordinator
City of Dallas EEI
Tuesday, March 29, 2016
AP Prep Session
We hope to see you and our AP students at our third 2015-2016 AP Science Prep Session on April 16th.
We will offer breakout sessions in AP Environmental Science, AP Biology, AP Chemistry, and all levels of AP Physics.
Please have your AP students register via the following Google Form by Tuesday, April 12th: http://goo.gl/forms/BWRgDvq2eK
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