All About K. Fu
Grading
Units
Expectations
Mystery!
100

KFu's pets

a dog and two cats!

100

how many formatives per summative?

2-3

100

Our first unit will have a lot of what content? 

Biochem prereq material!
100

SOP stands for

Student Ownership Practice!

100

this famous person lived in the same town as KFu when she was in college

Stephen King!

200

KFu's fellowship is with

the CDC! (Science Ambassadors)

200

two examples of a formative

quiz, post-lab assessment, mini-project

200

the two tests that have practical identification

SKELETAL and HISTOLOGY

200

When KFu is talking you should

listen and put away your phone!

200

You and your parents needs to sign off on what two things?

Syllabus (resources and course expectations) and the safety contract!

300

where KFu grew up

Northern Maine!

300

remediation for formatives will involve

quiz corrections and reflections

300

Which unit is included heavily on the midterm, but does not have its own test? 

Muscular!

300

 is mandatory for mastery because it helps you build content understanding

ALL CLASSWORK!

300
at least two names of KFu's pets

Belle, Domino and Oona

400

At least two clubs KFu advises

FCA, Women in STEM and Care4People

400

Remediation for summatives will involve

a midterm and final opportunity

400

The two units KFu says are the hardest

Histology and Nervous!

400

other than dissections, this course also requires

in-depth discussions/visuals of all aspects of the human body!

400

Make up work should be done within

5 days (unless discussed with KFu)

500

KFu's kids' names

 Kieran and Charlee-Bea

500

which two units have a summative project instead of a test during first semester?

Skin Cube= Integumentary and Muscles! 

500
the Pathways unit involves which three systems?

Respiratory, Digestive and Reproductive

500

the three things you will be expected to dissect

sheep heart, sheep brain, and a cat

500

the two best tips for being successful in HAP is to (hint: capitalized on Course info!)

ASK QUESTIONS and PRACTICE, PRACTICE, PRACTICE