"The most exciting phrase to hear in science, the one that heralds new discoveries, is not 'Eureka!' (I've found it!), but 'That's funny…'" ~ Isaac Asimov
Over the summer there will be some changes coming to this site. All of the content that exists now will still be here; it just might be in a different place. If you don’t see what you are looking for right away, don’t worry; it’s there!
We’re almost there! Make it through these next few days, and then have a FANTASTIC summer. I’ll see you all in August!
Make sure to come and see me if you have any questions, and good luck with your revision!
Although the weather was pretty bad yesterday, four intrepid members of the TEA Club (as well as two teachers and a driver) braved the wind and conducted a very successful beach clean-up. We couldn’t stay for long, but we got a nice section of beach cleaned-up. Well done to all involved!
The M1B space science project is now due 16 May (Wednesday) instead of Monday. You will have some time to work on it in class, but you want to make sure to do most of your work over the weekend. Good luck!
The due date for the final lab report for M4A has changed to 17 May (Thursday). You can hand me a hard copy that day or submit it electronically.
This test will cover everything that we have done in the Genetics unit (Topic 4), including AHL material (Topic 10). Good luck studying!
Make sure to hand in your “One World” essay on environmental contaminants on Thursday, 17 May. If you need another rubric, go to the M3 page on this site!
Make sure to have your lab report ready on Monday, 14 May!
Congratulations TEA Club for doing an amazing job during Earth Week 2012! The events were well organized; students had a lot of fun, and it was all due to the efforts of TEA Club members. Well done!