Bio events probablygeniusjohn5 wrote:What events do you guys think are geared toward AP Bio?
For next year, Des Genes and AnatPhys for sure, possibly Disease as well
Bio events probablygeniusjohn5 wrote:What events do you guys think are geared toward AP Bio?
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I'd say that Protein Modeling had less to memorize than Designer Genes. However, the topics for Protein Modeling were more specific, so the stuff you have to memorize is generally more complex and hard to find. Even though Designer Genes had a lot to memorize, you could find most of the information you need in an AP Bio textbook.WhatScience? wrote:Quick question for y'all, which event do you people think required less memorization, Designer Genes or Protein Modelling?
The 1st year is fresh water , the 2nd year is estuary/marine.ScottMaurer19 wrote:The real question is will it be marine or freshwater Water Quality
I believe it's in a 2 year rotation with protien modeling so 2020-2021 season?pb5754[] wrote:When will Materials Science be returning?
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I’ve heard that they’re going to make it a lot less subjective, so I would expect a significant amount of rule changes.Kimmy wrote:Do you think there will be any significant rule changes for sound of music compared to previous years?
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