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Ms. Paul's biology class will cover a range of topics including cell biology, molecular biology, genetics, plant physiology, ecology, and evolution. Students will use technology like SPSS and online forums and databases to analyze data and research topics. One project will have students research a hot topic in biology like stem cells or genetic engineering using online databases. They will create a website presenting their findings and conclusions supported by research references. The project will be graded on the quality of the research paper, website design and content, and use of references to support the presented opinion.

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