Biology: Life Systems & Scientific Inquiry

Biology Course Overview – Exploring Life Systems & Scientific Inquiry

Grade 10 · 1.0 Credit · English Instruction · Biology Curriculum

Biology: Life Systems & Scientific Inquiry is an immersive course that helps students investigate the principles of life, scientific method applications, and how biological systems function and interact. This course introduces key topics such as cellular structure, DNA, genetics, ecosystems, photosynthesis, human body systems, and biodiversity. Students will develop skills in scientific thinking, lab investigations, and interpreting data.

Throughout this biology course, learners engage in hands-on experiments, discussions, and scientific writing tasks designed to deepen their understanding of real-world life science challenges. From exploring how energy flows in ecosystems to examining the evolutionary patterns of species, this course supports students in applying biological knowledge to global issues. Additionally, emphasis is placed on scientific inquiry and research practices to build a foundation for further study in biology or related sciences.

Biology: Life Systems & Scientific Inquiry prepares students to ask meaningful questions, evaluate biological data, and make connections between scientific concepts and current environmental or medical issues. It fosters academic skills and curiosity essential for advanced STEM pathways, health sciences, and environmental careers.