High School Biology: Resources for Students, Teachers and Parents
Biology is one of the most diverse scientific fields: Physiology, botany, zoology, biochemistry, genetics and microbiology are just a few of the specialized disciplines that fall under the biology umbrella. But whatever aspect of the biological sciences you’re looking for, this High School Biology Web Guide spotlights the best online information, including biology help for students, guides for parents and teaching techniques for educators.
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Biology Resources for High School Teachers
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Parent Resources for High School Biology
Biology, unlike math-intensive high school sciences like chemistry and physics, is particularly accessible to parents interested in encouraging scientific aptitude in their children. The following Web resources can help you integrate the varied aspects of the biological field into your home and into your teen’s outside activities and future plans.
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- There are countless opportunities for parents to integrate the study of biology into everyday life. Family trips to zoos, aquariums, planetariums, botanical gardens and other such public spaces can be a great way to sneak some education into your kids’ leisure activities.
- Channels like PBS, BBC and Discovery Channel offer science programming that can be both educational and enjoyable to watch with your child. Check the TV guide or browse the channels’ Web sites to find dates and times of biology-specific programs.
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