400 + Ways to Show What You Know

381. Talk about it with someone who knows more about a topic than you do
     
     
382. Talk for 10 minutes each day with a partner about everything you don't know or understand and keep a journal on your conversations
     
     
383. Talk to your parents about what you learned biology each day and keep a journal on your conversations
     
     
384. Teach other students how to use computer bulletin boards to find biology information
     
     
385. Tutor another student
     
     
386. Use a computer simulation
     
     
387. Use and write about one of the biology interactive computer programs
     
     
388. Use glossaries from college level texts to make lists of words that have the same beginning but different endings. Make an illustrated glossary of these words that would make it easy for other students to remember the differences between their meanings
     
     
389. Use the computer program MORPH to illustrate the evolutionary history of a human
     
     
390. Use the video microscope to create a record of the microorganisms that you have observed in pond water then identify these organisms
     
     
391. Visit a diagnostic lab and collect information to illustrate how lab results are used in diagnosis
     
     
392. Write a biography of a biologist
     
     
393. Write a biography of an organism
     
     
394. Write a biological autobiography
     
     
395. Write a biology lab based on a computer simulation program
     
     
396. Write a book of home biology experiments for young children
     
     
397. Write a diary that describes your life for a week as another organisms
     
     
398. Write a "facts of life" book for a young organism
     
     
399. Write a grant request
     
     
400. Write a lab practical exam for biology students

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