AP Biology II
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Course Overview
AP Biology is designed to give students a college level
survey course. Because of the scope of
the curriculum and time constraints, some areas of biology will be studied in
detail, while others are skimmed over and others omitted. Student reading will help fill the gaps. Students are expected to spend more time
doing independent studies and homework for this course than previous science
courses. The most significant
difference between AP Biology and other biology courses is that students must
assume responsibility for their learning.
Students are encouraged to seek help when needed, but are expected to
be independent learners. They are
expected to study material in greater detail so that they can support their
understanding of concepts with facts. |
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Course Prerequisites: Biology I H and Chemistry I H, with a minimum B+ average.
Text Biology: Sixth
Edition; Neil Campbell,
Jane Reese; 2002. Supplement AP Biology Cliffs
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Special Requirements for the course:
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