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    1. The document discusses Abraham Maslow's hierarchy of human needs, which ranges from physiological needs at the bottom to self-actualization at the top. 2. It then lists 14 specific human needs including breathing, eating, resting, eliminating, playing, working, learning, and communicating. 3. The document also provides an overview of the scientific method and some tools and techniques used in biology, such as centrifuges, microdissection, microscopes, and cell and tissue culture. It describes how to properly handle and identify parts of a compound microscope.

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    1. The document discusses Abraham Maslow's hierarchy of human needs, which ranges from physiological needs at the bottom to self-actualization at the top. 2. It then lists 14 specific human needs including breathing, eating, resting, eliminating, playing, working, learning, and communicating. 3. The document also provides an overview of the scientific method and some tools and techniques used in biology, such as centrifuges, microdissection, microscopes, and cell and tissue culture. It describes how to properly handle and identify parts of a compound microscope.

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    Journey To Biology

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    1. The document discusses Abraham Maslow's hierarchy of human needs, which ranges from physiological needs at the bottom to self-actualization at the top. 2. It then lists 14 specific human needs including breathing, eating, resting, eliminating, playing, working, learning, and communicating. 3. The document also provides an overview of the scientific method and some tools and techniques used in biology, such as centrifuges, microdissection, microscopes, and cell and tissue culture. It describes how to properly handle and identify parts of a compound microscope.

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    1st grading Hierarchy of human NEEDS Self Actualization

    Self- Stem Life and Belongings Safety and Security

    Physiological needs Food, Oxygen, Water, Clothing, Shelter, sex LIFE=BIOLOGY BIO=LIFE : LOGY=STUDY/DISCOURSE CHARACTERISTICS OF LIFE y y y y y y y Breathing pattern Reproduction Movement and motility Growth and development Respond to stimuli/irritability Undergo the process of metabolism and homeostasis Have level of organization

    14 Human needs 1. Breathing 2. Eat and drink 3. Rest and sleep 4. Dress and undress 5. Elimination 6. 7. 8. Play 9. Work 10. 11. Learn

    12. Communicate 13. Worship 14. Categoreis 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. investigatory project: about biology . Scientific Method  Step by step procedure to answer a scientific problem.  Testing and experimentation to solve problem. Procedures: 1. Formulating a research problem. 2. Formulating hypothesis. 3. Conducting and research design. 4. Conducting an actual experiment. 5. Writing a research pattern and tends. 6. Writing a conclusion/ recognition. 7. Writing an abstract. 8. Review Ex. The effect of garbage disposal in the life of aquatic organisms at Balili river, LTB. Hypothesis= educated guess Variables IV You can change Or manipulate. a. Variable b. Control c. observation d. Data collection e. Journal f. Graph/ Table/ Chart Tools and techniques used in studying biology. 1. Centrifuges -Used to separate the parts of the DV you cannot change/ manipulate

    all it spinning around a solution.

    2. Microdissiction -Which are attached to microscope and used of a varsity of tiny instruments that enable a biologer to work on small. 3. Computer -help to collect stone and analyze data. 4. Microscope -it produce greatly magnificent images. a) Simple microscope-magnifier- Janseen brothers. b) Lightc) Compound-Anton Van Leeuwen Hoek d) Electrone) Phase-contrast f) Binocular Techniques 1) Fixation 2) Maunting 3) Embedding 4) Sectioning 5) Staring 6) Cell and tissue culture 7) Spectropho tometry 8) Chromatography How to handle a compound microscope 1. Always carry microscope in both hand. Hold arm with one hand and put the other hand under the base. 2. Always keep the microscope away from the edge of the working table so that it cant knock of and broke. 3. Always use lense paper to clean the lense. Parts of the compound microscope 1. Base -a Y or U shape that stands and support the microscope. 2. Pillar 3.

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