This course is designed to give high school students an introduction to the human anatomy and physiology. Student develop an understanding of the relationships between structures and functions. Students will also learn the mechanisms for maintaining homeostasis. It is the responsibility of the student to acquire knowledge through reading the text, vocabulary, and class notes. 

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Navigation

Home Page

1. Calendar

Check the calendar daily. Quizzes, tests, homework, and any special notes will appear on the calendar. 

2. Online Textbook link and PDF 

3. Syllabus and contact information

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On each system page, you will typically find:​

1. Affixes and Roots

2. Notes 

3. Homework Video Link and Google Form Link​​

4. Additional Resources

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Each system will have at least one affix quiz. 

A pillar of learning in A&P is improved scientific literacy by developing commonly used affixes (prefixes and suffixes) and roots in scientific fields.

At the beginning of each section, the student will be given a list of affixes and/or root words to learn. These stems/roots will be tested via either quiz or as part of the unit test.

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Sample Quiz: 

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Homework

Due to the depth and breadth of information covered in this course, homework will be assigned to gain a better understanding. Homework will consist of either a worksheet or an online quiz available on Google Forms. Homework is typically due at 11:59 pm on the day that it appears on the calendar. 

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Assessments

Quizzes will be short answer. Tests will be application multiple choice, potentially with a few short answer or matching questions.

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RenWeb:

Gradebook Key

E - Excused: assignments that do not need to be made up. Will not affect grade

M - Missing: assignments that need to be made up in the allotted time. Will result in a zero if fail to turn it in

P - pending: teacher is in process of grading but may take longer than a week to finish entering grades. Typically, will be assignments such as essays, laboratory reports, or projects. 

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