Biology

Paul Andersen introduces the topic of Biology. He covers each of the four main ideas that were developed by the College Board. These ideas revolve around the concepts of evolution, free energy, information and systems.

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Artist: CosmicD
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[muhammadericali]

I just graduated with a degree in Biology and you were a huge contributor to that! Thank you.

[lanceg]

Love this. Thank you for this. I will rewatch this to spark my love for biology before hitting the lab.
Outline of this presentation:
There are four pillars of Biology
1. Evolution
- you know this.
2. Free energy
- Energy flows from the sun to the earth and into life through things like photosynthesis.
Energy regulation.
3. Information
-DNA and the flow of information through genetics
4. Systems
- Ecology. All biology is linked. The existence or elimination of one species or animal affects many. Biome, species, community, etc

[Bozemanscience]

I'm adding subtitles for all the videos. It take some time to type them up but they will all eventually be done. Thanks.

[laurencassels]

I am a High School Biology Teacher and I absolutely LOVE your videos (for myself and students). Thank you!!

[lemonkitty]

This video is what my Biology teacher assigned for homework (as well as some reading and an observation activity). I can tell it's going to be a good semester! This is great, very helpful.

[MakaylaAnderson]

I had to watch this for AP Bio but I greatly enjoyed it and really helped me understand these basic concepts, thanks!

[christinam]

Hello, Mr. Anderson!  I just finished taking my biology Praxis (a teacher certification exam--not sure if you have this one where you're from), and passed because of YOUR VIDEOS!!!  I just wanted to drop by to thank you for taking the time to create and post these incredibly helpful videos.  You are an amazing educator, and an inspiration to me.

Sincerely,
Christina

[Nerdindisguis]

Mr. Anderson, We've been expecting you

[shabanabousaud]

My teacher told us to watch you but I was not expecting a well formatted interesting and well informed video such as this one keep it up this has really helped me understand the basics of biology

[thelyredragon]

I'm currently watching this in AP Bio. This is awesome and a great way to introduce the course.

[TwechuHjerte]

I'm a 13 year girl and lives in a small country in the north. It is my first year whit biology and i feel like a pro after watching this video. With that being said this video have learnt me more than 9 months of biology classes. Thanks. (:

[kriscat]

Went on YouTube to see if I could use something more visual to help me study for my final tomorrow, found this and it is helping me to understand and remember more easily.

[enriqueestradaloera]

Paul, I discovered your video explaining mitosis and meiosis some months ago. Now I discovered this and other videos (Photosyntesis, Natural Selection, Molecules of Life) Now I'm following you real close! Thank you very much for making teaching so easy!

[arielle]

I've not been interested in biology and even hated it during my times because of the fact that there are a lot of things to tackle about. It was scattered and confusing but seeing this podcast helped me somehow to arrange the ideas and this actually made me change my view over this subject. I think I'm going to take biology-related courses for college. That is thanks to you Mr. Andersen.

[RatIceCream]

I remember my high-school Bio teacher saying “you’re gonna hear it from Bozeman” before playing his videos to our class

[mrZanZibar]

Great vid, I had to watch this for AP Bio and take notes. Thanks for the overview!

[mariam]

This was very helpful to keep track of why we are studying something and how it all fits in. Thank you for this overview.

[sammanicole]

I have never been a fan of Biology or science for that matter but I can see myself enjoiyng these podcasts for my college course!

[gordonli]

Thank you, Mr. Andersen, I passed my Clep biology test by watching your videos.

[freethinker]

hello, i have been introduced to your videos through my biology teacher and love what you do! I just had a quick question regarding how you make these videos. what do you use? how do you get the powerpoint like slides with your video in it?