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Power Standards

Every class will have power standards (basic concepts) that need to be learned and passed with a grade of 70% or higher in order to pass the class.  They are responsible for all their classwork which will be their final grade in the class.  But, in order to get a final grade for the class, each cadet will need to learn and pass off on all the power standards for that term.  They will be given multiple opportunities, but until these power standards are passed, they will receive an "I" for incomplete for the class.  If this incomplete remains at the end of the term, they will receive an "F" and fail that term.  Click on each power standard to open up a study guide which will aide in studying for the assessment.

 

Term 

Power Standards 

Assessment Type

1

1.  Define basic anatomical terms and apply the language of anatomy.  

2. Define homeostasis and its necessity in the human body.

Written quiz for each power standard.

2

1. Explain the basic functions of the Integument System and its role in homeostasis.

2. Explain the basic functions of the Skeletal System and its role in homeostasis.

Written quiz for each power standard.

3

1. Explain the basic functions of the Muscular System and its role in homeostasis.

2. Explain the basic functions of the Nervous System and its role in homeostasis.

Written quiz for each power standard.

4

1. Explain the basic functions of the Endocrine System and its role in homeostasis.

2. Explain the basic functions of the Cardiovascular System and its role in homeostasis.

Written quiz for each power standard.

ALL TERMS

Understand and be able to use the Scientific Method.

Term projects and final written test.  

 

Introduction to Science

Introduction to the Human Body

Integumentary System

Skeletal System

 

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