Anatomy & Physiology: Senior Final Case Study

The case study can be located until Project Links in the side bar to the right. Please type your answer and turn in to me no later than 3pm Tuesday, June 1, 2010. Please nothing longer than 1 ½ pages.

Congratulations about to be graduates!

The name of the John Travolta movie we talked about in class is "Whiteman's Burden (1995)".

Senior Case Study removed as of 7:56 pm Tuesday, June 1.

Anatomy & Physiology

The Human Subjects Case Study can be found in the side bar ---->>

Think about the six guiding questions in relation to the case study for Friday's discussion.:)

The case study was removed as of 9:23am, Friday.

Earth Science

Astronomy

Milky Way Galaxy: Start here

National Geographic:solar-system

Make a solar system

Amazing Space: Gravity This one is cool but when you are done with each party of the game you have to go back to the originial page to try the next action.

Galaxy hunt

jpl.nasa.gov/videos/phoenix/ Have you ever heard of SETI (search for extra terrestrial life)? It starts with this.

planetquest:AlienSafari

flight simulator

planetquest.multimedia This link has a mix of virtual tours, short movies and games.

Planet_Finder

/maya-rise-fall/maya-quiz-interactive

 fractal space

Anatomy & Physiology

Ethics
These are the guiding questions for the case studies we're using:

1.Who are the affected parties(individuals, institutions, a field, society) in this situation?

2. What interests (material, financial, ethical, other) does each party have in the situation? Which interests are in conflict?

3. Were the actions taken by each of the affected parties acceptable (ethical, legal, moral, or common sense)?

4. Were other courses of action are open to each of the affected parties? What is likely to be the outcome of each course of action?

5.For each party involved, what course of action would you take, and why?

6. What actions could have been taken to avoid the conflict?
You can cut and paste these into a word document to print it out. :)

Earth Science

Gotta love NASA! They have all sorts of great activties. This one is a cool weather adventure game. Spaceplace by NASA

Cloud Language

weatherhangman Weather terminology.

hurricane name game Do you share your name with a hurricane?

Weather Dog Terminology practice.

Can you read a weather map?

Earth Science: Planetary Weather Systems

 Class activities. Students check 1st and third links.
activities weather

teacher.scholastic.com/activities/wwatch/

http://weather.about.com/od/meteorologyandsociety/tp/weathergames.htm

http://www.powertolearn.com/games/index.shtml

http://weather.about.com/od/hurricanes/ss/hurricaneprep_4.htm

http://teachertech.rice.edu/Participants/louviere/hurricanes/activities.html

http://www.marine-ed.org/bridge/physical.html

http://geology.com/physical-geology.shtml

http://42explore.com/hurricane.htm

Earth Science

waves

wave motion

power of wind

power of waves

wave motion and surf

Earth Science Shoe Activity

This is Tuesday's class activity. You will need both the map and the activity.

Map of North Pacific Ocean

Nike Shoe Activity

Graphic Organizer

ocean motion crossword

sciencemadesimple: metric conversion site

Earth Science: Dynamic Ocean

Waves & Currents Introduction

Deep and Surface Currents

Currents: What are they?

Ocean Circulation

Wind and Weather Currents

Waves and Tides and Jeopardy Review

http://www.science-class.net/Oceanography/waves_currents_tides.htm