Understanding the Hardy-Weinberg Formula: Independent Reinforcement

Last updated almost 2 years ago

7 questions

Note from the author:

This follows an introduction to conditions of Hardy-Weinberg. Students should be familiar with Punnett squares and the variables of HWE before beginning. They do not need to have seen the formula yet.

Meant to be delivered directly after a whole-class Pear Practice to take the place of lecture. 

Students can also reinforce using Pear Practice here:

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Understanding the Hardy-Weinberg Formula: Independent Reinforcement

Last updated almost 2 years ago

7 questions

Note from the author:

This follows an introduction to conditions of Hardy-Weinberg. Students should be familiar with Punnett squares and the variables of HWE before beginning. They do not need to have seen the formula yet.

Meant to be delivered directly after a whole-class Pear Practice to take the place of lecture. 

Students can also reinforce using Pear Practice here:

Write what you recall from Pear Practice. Then view the hint for essential ideas you should include.

Absent students: Go to Pear Practice, My Classes, Hardy Weinberg Understanding..., and complete the entire intro. It might be a little confusing because it is randomized when being done independently. While I have feedback coded in, it is not equivalent to my lecture and support as students worked; you are welcome to message me and let me know you would like to visit and do the lesson as originally designed.

Complete the next section for the answer, then bold or color-code or highlight any conditions you failed to list. Leave mistakes in place, show your corrections.

This is a model of Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium, applied to the familiar Punnett Square model.
Without further information, select all statements that appear to be supported by the diagram.

 They may be directly supported, or inferred by a combination of your background knowledge and what you see. Some true statements are facts about Punnett squares that will influence our understanding of this model as applied to a population.

Many answers have feedback! Feel free to check and uncheck to see the explanations.

Describe the components of the formulae for HWE.

I want further practice on the variables and meaning of the parts of the formula.

Note: The formula will be available on a formula sheet on the exam and you will have a graphing calculator to work with.

Understanding the Hardy-Weinberg Formula: Independent Reinforcement

Understanding the Hardy-Weinberg Formula: Independent Reinforcement

I want further practice on the variables and meaning of the parts of the formula.

Note: The formula will be available on a formula sheet on the exam and you will have a graphing calculator to work with.

I want further practice on the variables and meaning of the parts of the formula.

Note: The formula will be available on a formula sheet on the exam and you will have a graphing calculator to work with.

Select true statements...

Select true statements...

Understanding the Hardy-Weinberg Formula: Independent Reinforcement

Understanding the Hardy-Weinberg Formula: Independent Reinforcement

I want further practice on the variables and meaning of the parts of the formula.Note: The formula will be available on a formula sheet on the exam and you will have a graphing calculator to work with.

I want further practice on the variables and meaning of the parts of the formula.Note: The formula will be available on a formula sheet on the exam and you will have a graphing calculator to work with.

Select true statements...

Select true statements...

I want further practice on the variables and meaning of the parts of the formula.

Note: The formula will be available on a formula sheet on the exam and you will have a graphing calculator to work with.

I want further practice on the variables and meaning of the parts of the formula.

Note: The formula will be available on a formula sheet on the exam and you will have a graphing calculator to work with.