Svetlana Drozda, Author at Teaching Towards Tomorrow

Cell Detectives: From Case to Concept Map

Why might a cell be able to synthesize proteins but fail to export them? Why might a plant be capable

How accurately can you describe a photo to someone who cannot see it? Six Year 13 students explored this challenge

On September 5th, we went on our class’s traditional bike ride to Rusovce Lake. Although only five students from the

Today, I had the chance to cover for the music teacher in a third-grade class. Since I’m not a musician,

Biology lessons for Y 10-11th students began with the study of systematics (taxonomy). Students were asked to determine the taxonomic

This year, September 1st came a day early for everyone at our school. However, the former 12th-grade students had unfinished

School life isn’t just about lessons and homework. A big part of it is shared activities. Last year, Year 12th

Reaction speed is a process associated with the nervous system that determines the speed of its response to an external

In biology classes DP1, students study a wide range of topics in molecular biology, cell biology, genetics, genetic engineering, and

The biology course for grades 10-11 includes a section on genetics, which students seem to enjoy very much. Although the