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Biology is the natural science that studies life, from biomolecules and cells to organisms and populations.

Just like all the other sciences, Biology has been studies in school starting with elementary grades, continued with more in-depth topics during middle school and then it’s taken as a specific course in high school as a regular, honors or AP class. Biology and subdivisions of biology are studied in college in more detail, depending on the major or the pathway the students are choosing.

The tutors from Tutoring in Los Angeles who tutor Biology have received their undergraduate diploma in Biological Sciences, Biochemistry or a related field, most of them being candidates to medical school.

Our tutors can help your student handle this course with maximum efficiency and minimum hassle, as our tutors are not only proficient in teaching biology, but most importantly, they are passionate about doing it.

A very important aspect of studying biology is aiming toward science literacy, which is vital for the modern age we live in.

In high school, students learn about a variety of life processes and how different organisms adapt to leaving in their environment. Also, the practical aspect of learning how to use laboratory equipment and materials to collect data and using different techniques to analyze and interpret the data play a major role in taking the biology class.

Major biological concepts learned in biology class in high school include:

• Cells and Homeostasis
• Energy transfer and use in photosynthesis and chemosynthesis
• The relationship between structure and function – Nucleic Acids and Protein synthesis – connections, cycles and genetic traits
• Genetics – sorting and combinations of genes, patterns of inheritance, gene alterations, biotechnology
• Evolution, diversity and classification - change over time, evolutionary changes, relationship between biodiversity and evolution
• Ecology – relationships between organisms and abiotic factors, flow of matter and energy between living systems and physical environment, interrelations and interdependencies among organisms, the effect of natural changes and human intervention affecting individual organisms and populations.