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Biology Curriculum Form 1 To 4

The Biology Curriculum for Forms 1 to 4 covers foundational to advanced concepts in biology, including cell biology, human health, and ecology. Each form introduces progressively complex topics such as genetics, biotechnology, and human anatomy. Practical applications and laboratory work are emphasized throughout the curriculum to enhance understanding and skills.

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Biology Curriculum Form 1 To 4

The Biology Curriculum for Forms 1 to 4 covers foundational to advanced concepts in biology, including cell biology, human health, and ecology. Each form introduces progressively complex topics such as genetics, biotechnology, and human anatomy. Practical applications and laboratory work are emphasized throughout the curriculum to enhance understanding and skills.

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Biology Curriculum for Form 1 to 4

FORM 1 (Introduction to Biology)

1. Introduction to Biology
- Meaning and importance of Biology
- Branches of Biology
- Laboratory safety rules and apparatus
2. Cell Biology
- Cell structure and functions
- Cell specialization
- Movement of substances (diffusion, osmosis, active transport)
3. Classification of Living Organisms
- Five Kingdoms of life
- Binomial nomenclature
- Simple classification of plants and animals
4. Nutrition in Plants and Animals
- Photosynthesis
- Modes of nutrition
- Digestion in humans
5. Human Health
- Diseases and their prevention (bacterial, viral, fungal diseases)
- First aid

FORM 2 (Intermediate Biology Concepts)

1. Transport in Plants and Animals


- Xylem and phloem
- Circulatory system in humans (heart, blood vessels, blood components)
2. Respiration and Gaseous Exchange
- Aerobic and anaerobic respiration
- Gas exchange in plants and animals
3. Excretion and Homeostasis
- Excretory organs in humans
- Homeostasis (temperature regulation, osmoregulation)
4. Coordination and Response
- Nervous system in humans
- Hormones and endocrine glands
FORM 3 (Advanced Biology)

1. Reproduction in Plants and Animals


- Asexual vs. sexual reproduction
- Human reproductive system
- Fertilization, pregnancy, and birth
2. Growth and Development
- Germination of seeds
- Human growth stages
3. Genetics and Evolution
- Mendelian genetics (dominant & recessive traits)
- Chromosomes, DNA, and genes
- Evolutionary theory and natural selection
4. Ecology and Environment
- Ecosystem components
- Food chains and food webs
- Conservation and pollution

FORM 4 (Applied and Specialized Biology)

1. Biotechnology and Genetic Engineering


- DNA technology
- Cloning and GMOs
- Applications in medicine and agriculture
2. Human Health and Disease
- Immunity and vaccines
- Common diseases (malaria, HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis)
- Drug use and abuse
3. Evolution and Adaptation
- Evidence of evolution
- Structural and behavioral adaptations
4. Revision and Practical Applications
- Experiments on food tests, microscopy, and dissection
- Fieldwork in ecology

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