It will be a fun session where students can engage in questions, and case studies students can learn and analyze the depths of circulation, blood vessels and heart and the coordination of nutrient transportation.

This course will prepare everyone for the AP Biology Exam taken in May. This course is a rigorous course designed to get everyone a 5 on the AP exam, so please put in the work! Each week we will go over some topics that align with the AP Biology curriculum. We will also consistently practice AP Biology Free Response Questions (FRQs) and discuss FRQ task verbs and FRQ rubric guidelines. Homework will be assigned and for the sake of learning please do them. We will review homework and any questions prior to beginning the class materials. At the end of every Unit, there will be a short assessment given in class to assess your learning along with a Free Response Question. Remember, bring in your analytical/understanding skills, not your memorization skills! AP Biology is not all about memorizing facts! Curriculum is based on skill level of learners and will be adapted accordingly.

Are you scared of your first AP Biology final? Do you need a good review of the first four units of AP Bio? In this series, we will review the first units of AP Bio in-depth to prepare for finals and get a headstart on the AP exam. We will review the content and also go through practice free-response questions and multiple-choice questions. This is also useful for those who are self-studying for the AP exam. Also, since this is a small group series, there will be time to address all of your individual needs and have a specialized focus if you are struggling. I will also provide resources that helped me succeed in the course :D

At a college level, we will learn how traits are passed down from one generation to the next. Topics will include: -The process and function of meiosis -The concepts of genetic diversity -Mendel's laws and probability -Non-Mendelian Inheritance -Factors affecting inheritance and gene expression You are expected to have completed a course in biology and a course in chemistry at a high school level.