Saskia
- Rate 164 BWP
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High school graduate; took Advanced Biology and English; teaches biology and english from middle school to high school; teaches German due to native proficiency
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About Saskia
I'm here to boost your learning journey and make sure you succeed. As someone who got straight A‘s in advanced biology , I've got the know-how to help you rock your academics.
I get that everyone learns differently, and that's cool. I'll customize our sessions to fit your style and needs.
Let's team up and conquer your academic goals. This is where being an academic victim comes to an end!
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- Primary
- Junior Secondary
- Secondary School
- +6
levels :
Primary
Junior Secondary
Secondary School
Diploma
Supérieur
Adult Training
Master's Degree
MBA
Early Childhood education
- English
All languages in which the lesson is available :
English
Teaches through interactive whiteboards, gamification, and flipped classrooms; lessons are for middle school, high school students, and possibly college students (depending on topic).
Typical lesson plan can look like this:
Lesson Plan: Cell Structure and Function
Objective:
- Students will understand the fundamental concepts of cell structure and function.
- Students will be able to identify and describe the different parts of a cell and their roles.
Materials:
- Whiteboard or digital whiteboard platform
- Markers or digital annotation tools
- Diagrams of plant and animal cells
- Interactive models or animations of cells (if available)
- Textbooks or online resources
Lesson Outline:
Introduction (5 minutes):
- Brief discussion on the importance of understanding cell structure and function in biology
- Ask student what they already know about cells and what questions they have.
- Learning objectives for the lesson
Main Content (35 minutes):
Part 1: Cell Types (10 minutes):
1. Two main types of cells: prokaryotic and eukaryotic
2. Differences between plant and animal cells
3. Use of diagrams or models to illustrate the key features of each cell type
Part 2: Eukaryotic Cell Structure (10 minutes):
4. Focus on eukaryotic cells (plant and animal cells)
5. Major organelles, including the cell membrane, nucleus, cytoplasm, endoplasmic reticulum, Golgi apparatus, mitochondria, and chloroplasts (for plant cells)
6. Functions of each organelle
7. Use of visual aids and analogies to make complex concepts more understandable
Part 3: Prokaryotic Cell Structure (5 minutes):
8. Prokaryotic cells, emphasis on their simplicity compared to eukaryotic cells
9. Key features such as the cell wall, cell membrane, and nucleoid
10. Importance in biology and ecology
Part 4: Cell Function (10 minutes):
11. How cell structure relates to function
12. Cell metabolism, energy production, and transportation within the cell
13. Use of real-life examples and analogies to reinforce the concepts
Interactive Activity (10 minutes):
14. Hands-on activity, such as constructing a 3D cell model using craft materials or a digital interactive model
15. Ask student to identify and label different organelles and their functions on their models
Assessment (5 minutes):
16.Short quiz or open discussion to check students' understanding of the key concepts
17. Address any questions or misconceptions that arise
Homework/Extension (5 minutes):
18. Assign homework, such as reading a related chapter in the textbook or researching a specific cell function.
19. Encourage student to explore online resources, animations, or videos to reinforce their learning.
Conclusion (5 minutes):
20. Summary of the main points of the lesson
21. Encourage student to ask questions or seek clarification as needed
22. Remind them of the upcoming topics in the next lesson
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- 10h: 1640 BWP
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