TEACHING GUIDE FOR GENETICS

AIM: Student will understand the underlying principles controlling the inheritance of genes

RATIONALE:Gregor Mendel worked out the basic underlying principles which control the passage of information from one generation to the next generation, these principles allow us to make predictions about future generations and thus better understand genes and their effect.

OBJECTIVES:

1. Students will be be discriminate between a dominant and recessive allele.

2. Students will be able to explain how probability influences the passage of alleles.

3. Students will be able to complete a monohybrid cross using a Punnett square.

4. Students will be able to complete a dihybrid cross using a Punnett square.

AUDIENCE: High school freshmen

PRE-REQUISTES: Have taken any science lab based program in elementary school; has basic math skills

MATERIALS:

1. Text

2. Laboratory Manuals

3. Computer with printer

4. Spiral bound Notebook

5. Pencils and pen

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