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Thursday February 27, 2025 1:00pm - 2:00pm MST
Biology is engaging and filled with amazing content but tends to be heavily focused on delivery of knowledge instead of fostering deeper understandings. In our session we will share some of the manipulative activities we use to help students construct their own understanding; shifting away from the memorizing of facts and towards explaining the 'why'. Concepts covered include: plants, classification/taxonomy, cells, evolution, biochemistry/cell processes, protein synthesis, mitosis and meiosis and more. All activities will be shared; come explore and take away a new activity to use in class!
Speakers
avatar for Perdeep Dhillon

Perdeep Dhillon

Biology IB Teacher, EPSB
Perdeep is a teacher in Edmonton Public Schools with over 23 years of teaching experience in High School Biology and IB Biology. Using and developing interactive activities in the Biology classroom has become a passion. How to make biology fun and engaging for students while getting... Read More →
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David Rojas

Graduating with a specialization in molecular genetics at the University of Alberta, David found his passion for teaching while volunteering for the heritage language school Gabriela Mistral Latin American Society. A life-long learner, he is always looking for the next challenge
avatar for Katie Teeuwsen

Katie Teeuwsen

Katie is a high school biology teacher at Harry Ainlay with over 15 years experience teaching all levels, including AP and IB. Of particular interest are incorporating visuals and manipulatives into the note heavy course; allowing students to discover the 'why' and not just the... Read More →
Thursday February 27, 2025 1:00pm - 2:00pm MST
Center High - Room 318 10050 MacDonald Dr NW, Edmonton, AB T5J 0S3, Canada
  Biology/Physics/Chemistry/Science, Biology/Physics/Chemistry/Science
  • Company English
  • format classroom - desks
  • Room Details Room 318 (Centre High , classroom - desks Max capacity for 25 people)
  • Tags English
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