My Advanced Biology (Anatomy) class isn’t set in stone. I’m trying to decide on the relative merit of a study guide. Apologia has a Student Notebook, which is excellent—but pricey. Is there a cheaper study guide or free notes? Yes, I already have purchased anatomy coloring books. I might just do some typing and make my own notes for a study guide.
1. Study Guide for Human Anatomy 231 looks pretty good. It has vocabulary and review questions. The problem is that the study guide was written for an instructor’s specific class.
2. Study Guide for First Year Anatomy reads more like an outline—which may work for my class. The teens seem to respond better to fewer terms and questions.
3. Anatomy Worksheets, Human Anatomy Worksheets, Blank Anatomy Worksheets (diagrams to label), and Anatomy and Physiology Help look like another viable option for notes. The nice thing is that I can distribute notes with each unit.
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