7.1 How it all began

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This lesson contains 16 slides, with interactive quizzes, text slides and 2 videos.

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WELCOME 3TTO

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WELCOME 3TTO

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DARWIN'S LIFE & OBSERVATIONS
Make a timeline on Darwin's life & include at least the information you need to reach the following learning goals: 
  • You can describe the journey Darwin made and how he did his research.
  • You can explain why the theory of evolution, when Darwin published his book, was controversial. 
  • You can explain how the observations Darwin made can be explained by the theory of evolution.  
DONE? Continue studying the other learning goals (check SOM)

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TALKING EXERCISE
Discuss with your classmate...
why the theory of evolution was controversial when Darwin published his book. 
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Put the events of Darwins life in the correct order.
Trip with the HMS beagle
Noticed diverstity
Visited Galapagos
Concluded species change
Darwin arrived back in England
Published 'the origin of species'

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What have you learnt from this video?

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INHERITANCE

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DIFFERENTIAL REPRODUCTION

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ADAPTATION

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NATURAL SELECTION

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INHERITANCE + DIFFERENTIAL REPRODUCTION + ADAPTATION = 

NATURAL SELECTION

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TALKING EXERCISE
Discuss with your classmate...
that 'survival of the fittest' does not always apply to the strongest / most intelligent animal.

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LET'S PRACTISE
Download the exercises from SOMtoday 
(they are linked to last lesson). 
Work on these exercises in pairs. 
OR 
make a note on natural selection with AKU. 
OR
work on the learning goals for 7.2.
They focus on the evidence for evolution! 

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NOTE. Finches 
Two organisms belong to the same species when ...

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