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Exploring the Fundamentals of Life: Understanding Cells and Robert Hooke's Legacy

This unit plan delves into the essential questions surrounding cells, their development, and their significance in life. Students will explore Robert Hooke’s contributions to cell theory, gaining insight into the characteristics of cells and their importance to living organisms. Key discussions will focus on historical facts that influenced Hooke’s work and how these discoveries have formed the basis of modern science. By the end of this unit, students will understand the relevance of cells in daily life and the implications of cancer cell research, enriching their scientific literacy.

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Exploring the Fundamentals of Life: Understanding Cells and Robert Hooke's Legacy

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  1. “Foundation of life”

  2. Essential Questions? • How does cell developed?

  3. Unit Plan Questions? • How does Robert Hooke works give a balcony view about the cell? • What are some facts to know during the time of Robert that will help us understand his works?

  4. Content Question? • How did Robert influence the development of Modern Science? • What are the characteristic of cell? • What are the importance of cell in our life as a living organism?

  5. Learning Outcoome • Discuss the facts about the history and theory of cell • Explain the influence of Cell in our daily living. • Give answers to questions about the different problems related to cell. • To widen the knowledge of our citizen about Cell. • To educate them about the different types of cancer cells.

  6. STANDARDS • To explore the knowledge of our student about science. • To elicit information about the different issues related to cell. • To have an accurate information that will be our guide towards our different questions in life.

  7. UNIT SUMMARRY • The cell is the basic structural, functional and biological unit of all known living organisms. Cells are the smallest unit if life that is classified as a living thing, and are often called the “building blocks if life”. Cell were discovered by Robert Hooke in 1665 from thin slices of cork and other plant materials, because of his discovery the mind of many people about the cells has been more enhance to have a more research on why does life form? After the activities that they do, the students will understand the importance of the life that we have.

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