Lynette Casey

Science; Moderator: National Honor Society (Assistant)

 (205) 940-2400 ext 409

 

 

 

 

Subjects Taught
421 Biology, 456 Advanced Anatomy & Physiology Honors

Education

• B.S., University of Montevallo
• M.Ed., University of Montevallo

Biology Course Requirements     Biology Course Requirements Text: Biology- Holt Teacher: Mrs. Casey Additional Materials Required: ¨      Pens, pencils, colored pencils ¨      Notebook ¨      Highlighter ¨      Folder (separate or attached to notebook) or three ring binder ¨      Loose-leaf paper ¨      Good attitude ¨      Laboratory materials will be provided, but students may be asked to collect samples or to voluntarily bring in items which will be specified.   Goals & Objectives For Biology: ¨      To understand the underlying principles of biology ¨      To understand and to participate in the scientific method ¨      To become more aware of how science effects all of us ¨      To further develop independent learning skills ¨      To become more proficient in writing and problem solving   Homework:   Students will be given assignments on a regular basis.  Some assignments will come from questions in the text and others will come from optional homework assignments for extra credit.   Required Projects:   Various individual and group projects related to biology will be assigned throughout the year.   What Determines Your Grade? Homework                             Major tests Announced quizzes               Projects Unannounced quizzes          Class Participation

Physiology Course Requirements     Physiology Course Requirements Text: Essentials Of Human Anatomy & Physiology Teacher: Mrs. Casey Additional Materials Required: ¨      Pens, pencils, colored pencils ¨      Notebook ¨      Highlighter ¨      Loose-leaf paper ¨      Good attitude Goals & Objectives For PHYSIOLOGY: ¨      To understand the underlying principles of human anatomy & physiology ¨      To understand and to participate in the scientific method ¨      To become more aware of how the human body works ¨      To further develop independent learning skills ¨      To become more proficient in writing and problem solving   Homework:   Students will be given assignments on a regular basis.  Some assignments will come from questions in the text and others will come from optional homework assignments for extra credit.   Required Projects:   Various individual and group projects related to anatomy & physiology will be assigned throughout the year.   What Determines Your Grade? Homework                             Major tests Announced quizzes               Projects Unannounced quizzes                      Class participation

Topics In Science     John Carroll Catholic High School Topics In Science Mrs. Lynette Casey I.                   Goals and Objectives A.                 To understand the underlying principles of science as they affect our daily lives. B.                 To investigate current issues that effect our ecology and environment C.                 To study the principles of human physiology and to gain a greater understanding of the fundamental similarities of all forms of life. D.                 To investigate some basic principles of earth and physical science to help gain a working knowledge and understanding of the importance of science in everyday experiences. E.                  To develop a respect for the fragile balance between the animals and plant s in our world and to begin to accept our responsibility to preserve this universe for others.   II.                Learning Activities 1.           Laboratory experiments 2.           Projects: in class and take home 3.           Work in groups of varying sizes   III.             Evaluation 1.                  Four major tests per quarter 2.                  Projects 3.                  Class participation 4.                  Notebook (notes are required)   IV.              Materials Needed 1.                  Three ring binder with color tab dividers 2.                  Blue or black pens, colored and regular pencils   V.                 Expectations 1.                  Be in your desk when the bell rings 2.                  Respect the rights of others 3.                  Adhere to the John Carroll Student Handbook rules and policies