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kristen sheehan replied to Sean Nash's discussion EVOLUTION
"(Final reflection) I will admit that I had no clue what evolution was before we discussed it in this class. I think that I have a better understanding of what the all around idea of evolution is though. I now know that there are many different…"
May 19, 2009
kristen sheehan replied to Sean Nash's discussion EVOLUTION
"(With instruction) I think that I grasp the concept of evolution better now. In class we have spent a lot of time talking about not only the biological side of evolution, but what evolution really is. It is change over time; but how much time? That…"
May 12, 2009
kristen sheehan replied to Sean Nash's discussion EVOLUTION
"(Prior to instruction) Well I am no evolution nut, but I did think that I knew something about it. I knew the pictures of the ape to human, and I had heard of the big bang theory... but I know nothing about it. I had also heard of Darwin, but…"
Apr 22, 2009
kristen sheehan replied to Erin Nash's discussion GATTACA
"To answer the first question, no I would not, if given the opportunity, give my child special traits. For one, to me the joy of having a child is that it is a new life that is all its own, including its strengths as well as its weaknesses. No one is…"
Apr 19, 2009
kristen sheehan replied to Sean Nash's discussion The Pacific Northwest Tree Octopus
"Hey don't feel bad! He got me too girly! It's okay."
Apr 1, 2009
kristen sheehan replied to Sean Nash's discussion The Pacific Northwest Tree Octopus
"This octopus looks like a stuffed animal. It probably is. Those tricksters!"
Apr 1, 2009
kristen sheehan replied to Sean Nash's discussion The Pacific Northwest Tree Octopus
"What you said about how they move through trees was my question too! I was like in the world do they do that, jump?? Just kidding. Good job."
Apr 1, 2009
kristen sheehan replied to Sean Nash's discussion The Pacific Northwest Tree Octopus
"Nice one! I can't believe you! Look at some of these pictures.... SO FAKE!! There is one with sasquatch! Ha ha very funny! The bad thing is, is that I believed it until I read some of the comments! April Fools, you meany!"
Apr 1, 2009

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My current educational role:
student
School where I currently study/work:
Benton
Favorite subject during the daily school schedule:
Biology
Last three CD's I purchased/downloaded:
Taylor Swift, Dierks Bentley, Lost Trailers
I am currently reading:
Tenth Circle
My interests outside of school include:
volleyball, spending time with my boyfriend and my friends, and helping my dad finish our new house
Favorite plant and/or animal and why:
A pop belly pig. I love their curly tail

Kristen sheehan's Blog

What do I know about biochemistry?

When we started talking about biochemistry in biology, I thought oh this is going to be cool because I take chemistry and biology. Wow, was I right!



Carbohydrates are you guessed it, carbon based. There are different types of carbohydrates; monosaccharides, disaccharides and polysaccharides. Monosaccharides contain glucose, fructose and galactose. Some examples of monosaccharides are honey… Continue

Posted on November 9, 2008 at 3:30pm

The Levels of Biological Organization



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When I first saw the words levels of biological organization, I thought are we studying the brain of a monkey compared to the brain of a person, or are we studying how the people in China live compared to the way we live? As it turns out, I was COMPLETELY wrong. The levels of biological organization are the different levels that make up life, which is the definition of… Continue

Posted on October 6, 2008 at 10:00am — 5 Comments

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Our work has certainly come a long way this year. In our short time working in this space (since only September 2009) we have attracted quite a bit of attention for our open approach to learning.  Your sharing, reflection and synthesis have earned two nominations for Edublogs awards in as many years.  Impressive is a good word.In the thread below, please reflect upon our use of free, open online tools to enhance our classroom this year. I'm always proud of how your work ends up being all about…See More
Feb 4, 2011
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Sean Nash commented on Erin McAndrews's blog post Levels of Biological Organization
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Sep 21, 2010
Sean Grinstead replied to Erin Nash's discussion Virtual Classroom
"There were tons of different things we used in this class that i can't even begin to decide where to start. The most important tool that i used in this class was the internet. If we weren't allowed to use the Internet we would have had to…"
May 19, 2010
Aziz Siddikov replied to Erin Nash's discussion Virtual Classroom
"As the student from the other country I have to admit that we don't have so many freedom in our schools. It is really good opportunity that we have. Non of the classes that i have taken are like this. When i walk in that classroom, i feel the…"
May 18, 2010
Blayr Bolton replied to Erin Nash's discussion Virtual Classroom
"I'm pretty sure that I could write for pages and pages about the way this network has affected our work in Dual Credit Biology, but I'll keep it pretty to the point, so everyone doesn't have to read a novel. First of all, typing this…"
May 14, 2010
Ali Bargu replied to Erin Nash's discussion Virtual Classroom
"First of all: It is over?!?! It felt like yesterday when I walked into this room full of technology! Being introduced to a NING was really interesting. I was skeptical at first. But i changed my opinion really quickly. Being able to work on a…"
May 13, 2010
Erin Nash replied to Erin Nash's discussion Biological Evolution - Final Ideas and Questions
"Taylor, Do you have the link to that interview? It sounds really interesting?"
May 13, 2010
Shelby Hawkins replied to Erin Nash's discussion Virtual Classroom
"I LOVED the way this class was technology oriented! I always look forward to this class, because I know that not only will I learn biology but online tools that will help me in college and a career! The world is moving so fast in technology, and I…"
May 13, 2010
Shandis Cruz replied to Erin Nash's discussion Virtual Classroom
"Oh. My. Goodness. I can’t and don’t want to think of what DC Bio would be like if we didn’t use our online resources. The tools you have given me have opened a vast world of information that I had no idea existed before this year.…"
May 13, 2010
Taylor Woodruff replied to Erin Nash's discussion Virtual Classroom
"Being able to use this online public learning network as something that I really loved about this class! I felt like it gave us freedom to be able to explore more of the things we were interested in while still learning what we had to. I thought…"
May 13, 2010
Kylie Warner replied to Erin Nash's discussion Virtual Classroom
"There are so many great things about our web page, post and blogs. For one, I think this has helped the students out a lot. When ever we have post or research here lies a great place to ask for help and see subjects more on just how we see it…"
May 13, 2010
Erin Nash replied to Erin Nash's discussion Biological Evolution - Final Ideas and Questions
"Marcy, A species is a group of organisms that can interbreed and produce offspring that are fertile. A population is a species that lives in the same geographical area at the same time. They tend to interbreed. Hope this helps with those two little…"
May 13, 2010
Erin Nash replied to Erin Nash's discussion Biological Evolution - Final Ideas and Questions
"Coleman, You will want to look back to see what intelligent design actually means. Is this something that can be paired with evolution, or is it a different set of ideas?"
May 13, 2010
Coleman Wade Babcock replied to Erin Nash's discussion Biological Evolution - Final Ideas and Questions
"since my question was a beast of a research topic i have decided to revise it a little. My real question is are humans evolving today, and if so then what is in store for us next"
May 13, 2010
Hannah Rush replied to Erin Nash's discussion Virtual Classroom
"Technology in the classroom is definitely one of the many drastic changes that Benton High has made since I have been here. I'm really grateful for it though that's for sure. I must say that although DC Bio was my toughest class, I also…"
May 13, 2010
Erin Nash replied to Erin Nash's discussion Biological Evolution - Final Ideas and Questions
"Just keep in mind that Lamarck's theory of evolution was an early one - and August Weismann's experiments eventually helped to show that this theory was incorrect. Lamarck's ideas can't be correct - think of a simple example - if…"
May 13, 2010
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Virtual Field Trip

Our work has certainly come a long way this year. In our short time working in this space (since only September 2009) we have attracted quite a bit of attention for our open approach to learning.  Your sharing, reflection and synthesis have earned two nominations for Edublogs awards in as many years.  Impressive is a good word.In the thread below, please reflect upon our use of free, open online tools to enhance our classroom this year. I'm always proud of how your work ends up being all about…See More
May 13, 2010
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Blayr Bolton replied to Erin Nash's discussion Biological Evolution - Final Ideas and Questions
"...continued. From recently watching and becoming fascinated with the Discovery channel series "Life", I decided to ask a question about birds. My question was: How does sexual selection occur with birds? For pleasure? I saw tid bits of…"
May 11, 2010

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