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A systematic introduction to science
designed primarily for grades 8th - 10th. Topics include the atmosphere,
the hydrosphere, weather, the structure of the earth, environmentalism,
and physics of motion, Newton's Laws, gravity, and astrophysics. Lab
experiments, application problems and tests included. Students must keep
up with reading and homework in order to fully comprehend the material and
to be prepared for lectures, class discussions and experiments. Covid - 19 Contingency Plan - In the event that we are forced to transition to online classes at any point in the school year, this class will continue to be held. Tutor: DeAnn Gerdin has a B.S. in Biology with a minor in Fisheries and Wildlife - Management from the University of Minnesota, Twin Cities Campus. DeAnn has a strong interest in ecology and animal behavior. While attending the U of M, she spent nine months conducting an independent study on the courtship behavior of Mallard ducks. After graduating, DeAnn worked at Woodlake Nature Center in Bloomington, MN before taking a full-time position at Marshall Fields as a Marketing Effectiveness Analyst. DeAnn furthered her education and received a M.A. of Teaching in Secondary Life Science from the University of St. Thomas. Currently she is a stay-at-home mother and a homeschooler with three children.She enjoys soap making, pottery, birding, and running in her spare time. DeAnn is amazed at the wonder and beauty of God's creation and is eager to share it with others. Cost: $215, $225 or $235 per semester
(depending on registration date)
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