Inquiry Of Preliminary Biology Outcomes (1 Viewer)

[Waldo]

Hi,
can somebody help further explain what the outcomes P6 means:

"explain how cell ultrastructure and the co-ordination activities of cells, tissues and organs contribute to macroscopic processes in organisms."

Thanks

 

[Waldo]

Oh Gawd, this is taking forever, just when i discovered that this is an outcome for tommorows asessment task...

 

[sexysarah2003]

try asking your teacher...get their email if u don't already have it. l'm sure they would be happy enough to help you.

Try looking on the boardofstudies website.

 

[kimmeh]

umm what topic is that ?! :|

bahh.. dont remebr summarising that point :|

 

[Waldo]

um this point is in the prescribed focus area for the biology preliminaries

 

[kimmeh]

oh
dont worry about that
just know the dot points in the syllabus thats what i do...
dont look at the prescriebd focus..theres too much old poeple jargon....

 

[Waldo]

lol thanks Kimmeh

 

[kimmeh]

ahaha no probs i looks at syllabus' and i wanna faint :|

 

[babydoll_]

i think its a general thing about knowledge of cell organelles... related to patterns in nature

 

[Waldo]

hmm...i do have a general knowledge of cell organelles... thats sounds good enough

 

[babydoll_]

yeh well make sure you know the roles of each one
e.g. mitochondria does some shit for respiration etc
and that you can identify them under the light microscope

 

[Waldo]

but the thing is this outcome is goina be assesed in the

"Life on Earth"
"Evolution of Australian Biota"

Practical Exam only

 

[Waldo]

I wonder why this outcome is tested only on these topics

 

[babydoll_]

that sounds a bit strange
is there any other info given?

 

[Waldo]

nope, all i need to know is what the outcome means

 

[babydoll_]

hmm
"explain how cell ultrastructure and the co-ordination activities of cells, tissues and organs contribute to macroscopic processes in organisms."
i never heard the word ultrastructure before!
though if its a prac exam...
just look over your prac book, and in the "students:" (2nd column) of the syllabus.
odds are it will be a prac youve done before in class, or a variant of one.
sorry i cant help anymore, but it does seem a bit odd!