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Biology Grade 7. Mushrooms. Generalization. Collection 1

Course Difficulty Icon Intermediate
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Course Duration Icon 7 hrs
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  This interactive course is designed to introduce students to the fascinating world of mushrooms, their structure, feeding methods, and significance in nature and human life. Through engaging tests and dynamic activities, students will explore complex biological concepts in a fun and accessible way.

Key Features of the Course:

  • Interactive Tests and Activities: Students will engage with assessments that encourage exploration, provide immediate feedback, and support critical thinking.
  • Comprehensive Content: Topics include the classification and biology of mushrooms, their ecological roles, and practical knowledge on identifying edible and poisonous varieties.
  • Practical Skills Development: Learners will gain essential skills such as identifying fungal structures, understanding symbiotic relationships, and safely collecting and analyzing samples.

Course Modules

Module 1: Mushrooms. Generalization. 

  • Topic 9: Fungi are heterotrophic organisms
  • Generalization

Expected Learning Outcomes:

  • Understand and use key terms such as fungi, hyphae, mycelium, symbiosis, taxonomy, and lichens.
  • Identify and name feeding methods, structural components of fungi and lichens, and main taxonomic groups.
  • Provide examples of multicellular and unicellular fungi, edible and poisonous mushrooms, fungal parasites, and lichens.
  • Recognize and distinguish fungal species using illustrations, photos, and videos.
  • Apply knowledge of fungi to safely gather mushrooms and understand their roles in ecosystems.

This course empowers students with foundational biological knowledge and practical skills while encouraging curiosity and safe exploration of the natural world.

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