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TEA CTE Advanced
Biotechnology

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Presenters
 Angela Wheeler
 Austin Community
College: Introduction to
Biotechnology BIOL 1411
 acw_18@hotmail.com
 Jennifer Lazare
 High School: Dual Credit
Advanced Biotechnology
BIOL 1411
 Austin Community
College: Intro to Biology
 jlazare@austinisd.org

What is Biotechnoogy?
 Agriculture – reducing the use of harmful pesticides
 Bioremediation – cleaning up the environment
 Food Processing – genetically modified food
 Textile industry– enzymes replacing harmful chemicals
 Forensics – criminal investigations
 Archeology – determine ancestry of mummies and fossils
 Medicine – cheaper medicines and diagnostic tests
The use of living organisms and biological molecules
to solve problems or make useful products.

§130.364. Advanced Biotechnology
High school
credit
 4th year
science
course
College Credit
 Credit in
Escrow
 Dual Credit

Where do I
find
information?
• Clusters:STEM
• TEKS
• Curriculum
• Scope and
Sequence
• Listserv
http://cte.unt.edu/

Pathways:
http://cte.unt.edu/stem

What does biotechnology look like in the classroom?

Designing Curriculum
 Content: CTE TEKS Advanced Biotechnology
 Workforce Skills
 Texas Skills Standards Board: www.tssb.org
 College and Career Readiness Skills
 http://www.thecb.state.tx.us/files/dmfile/CCRS081009FINA
LUTRevisions.pdf

Sample Syllabus: TOPICS
 Biology
 DNA, RNA, transcription, translation
 Biotechnology Tools
 Genetic engineering, analyzing DNA, therapeutic proteins
 Applications in
 Medical and Health Science
 Molecular Diagnostics
 Regenerative Medicine
 Pharmaceuticals
 Agriculture
 Plant and Animal cloning and applications

Who can teach this course?
Reference page 71: http://info.sos.state.tx.us/fids/201004175-1.pdf

TEA Approved Training
 Global online learning community where educators
collaborate, share resources and showcase
accomplishments.
 Collection of Web 2.0 tools and applications that
provides high quality professional development in an
interactive and engaging learning environment

http://projectsharetexas.org/

Courses

Lessons

Presentations

Power Points
Found in Project Share
Course
Edit and custromize for
your classroom

Interactive Reviews

Student Resources
 PODCAST
 Topics include BIOLOGY basics and Advanced Biotechnology
Techniques
 Accompanied with note taking and extension activities

Sample Podast
Notetaking guides
Students can access
anytime anywhere
Review biology
concepts

Equipment
Demos
Shows basic lab
techniques
Videos are built into
lessons and come with
note taking guides
prelab activities

Student Resources
 Lessons
 Aligned to TEKS, College and Career Skills Standards and
Biotechnology Skill Standards
 Classroom tested
 Correlate to topics in TEA Teacher Trainings
 Range of activities to suit all classroom resources
 Web quest
 Research projects
 Lab simulations
 Wet Lab activities
 Case Studies

Student Resources
 Introduction to Biotechnology
iBook
 iBook can be used as an interactive pdf
if ipads are not available
 Interactive
 Editable
 Can take anywhere, even your phone

iBook Demo

Ibook demo

ibook demo

What if I don’t have ipads?
Sample file:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/3mkggo1hhf6i7x0/Chapter%201%20pdf%2
0version.pdf

http://itunes.apple.com/us/instituti
on/texas-education/id388351943
ItunesU

Welcome to Austin!
For further information:
Curriculum Division
William B. Travis Bldg
1701 N. Congress Avenue
Austin, TX 78701-1494
Phone: (512) 463-9581
FAX: (512) 463-8057
www.tea.state.tx.us/

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