Prentice Hall School





ADDITIONAL BACKGROUND INFORMATION
AND TUTORIALS


What the Heck is an Enzyme?
Microbiologist Jack Brown uses amusing analogies and examples to explain the function of enzymes.
 
Acid and Base pH Tutorial
A detailed, straightforward review of acid-base chemistry, ideal for teachers or advanced students.
 
National Science Education Standards
This section of the National Science Education Standards from the National Academy of Sciences shows how the history of photosynthesis research can be used to show the development of scientific knowledge.
 
The Photosynthetic Process
This paper was published as part of the Encyclopedia of Applied Physics by professors at the University of Illinois. It includes information on the classification of photosynthetic organisms, the difference between oxygenic and anoxygenic photosynthesis, and the effects of photosynthesis on the atmosphere.
 
Glucose Metabolism
For an illustration of the Krebs cycle in its entirety, see this page from the University of California, San Diego.
 


SOFTWARE AND MULTIMEDIA




Photosynthesis Multimedia Textbook Demo
Watch the molecules of photosynthesis shuffle and change with this freeware animation. While the graphics of the molecular reactions are terrific, be prepared to provide your own narration, as this demo lacks sound and text.
 


PROJECTS AND ACTIVITIES




The Access Excellence Fellows Collection
Here are some innovative classroom activities from Access Excellence, grouped by chapter relevance.

Chemical Basis of Life

Cell Structure and Function

Photosynthesis and Cellular Respiration

Cell Division



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