Biology One Pager One Pager Instructions on back of this paper.
Unit: ___ Name: Do the One Pager on this side of the page.
Biology One Pager
Go through your unit packet to brainstorm the topics we have covered this chapter. Remember – I will never give you a
definitive list of topics to study. You can/will be assessed on not just whether you have memorized the material, but also if
you can apply the information to a new scenario/lab based question. Remember – there is a difference between “knowing”
something and truly “understanding” something – memorization vs applying!
One Pager Instructions
A one-pager is a written and graphic interpretation of what you’ve learned presented on a single sheet of paper. In this case,
you will demonstrate that you have successfully practiced strategies commonly used by effective learners. The one-pager
will help showcase your thoughts and will provide a reference for later review or further study of the topics.
Expectations:
• Fill the entire paper - minimize the • Include all required information • Needs to show a high level of effort, detail,
white space in a meaningful way! (arrange it on page any way you choose). thought, and care. This is not something
• Must represent all topics from chapter. • Must be clear, easy to read, and you scribble out during lunch before class
• Writing must be in multiple colors. understandable. starts!
• Use color for illustrations.
Required Information – MUST LABEL SECTIONS AND USE BOXES TO SEPARATE SECTIONS
o Unit number and title
o A section for each key concept/topic (Identify the learning target or unit subsection as a title for the section)
o Explanations of words or ideas that correspond to the learning for that section topic
o Visual representations of the important aspects (pictures, diagrams, graphs)
o Example problems from your classwork practice
o Key equations (with names of equations if applicable).
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