Dr. Ana KunstetterContactakunstetter@madisonprep.org
480-345-2306 ext 218 Office HoursBy Appointment Only
Classes SyllabusWEEKLY HOMEWORK/classworkKinesiology
Classwork week 6 (1/23 - 1/27) Chapter 4 exercises - Pectoral girdle, glenohumeral region. and upper limb. Laboratory activities Chapter 4- Pectoral girdle, glenohumeral region. and upper limb. Anatomy and Physiology Homework week 5 (1/17 - 1/20) Tuesday January 17th- Complete head, neck, back and abdominal wall transparencies Homework week 6 (1/23 - 1/27) Tuesday January 24th- Transparencies pectoral girdle- For each muscle of the pectoral girdle :Origin, insertion, action Table 8.6 page 191 Wednesday January 24th- Transparencies shoulder joint: For each muscle of the arm Origin, insertion, and action Table 8.7 page 193 Thursday January 25th- Transparencies elbow joint: For each muscle of forearm/arm: Origin, insertion, and action Table 8.8 page 194 Friday January 26th- Transparencies wrist joint: For For each muscle of wrist: Origin, insertion, and action Table 8.9 page 195 Biology UNIT 9 PROJECT- due on 1/20 (see in google classroom) Homework week 5 (1/17 - 1/20) Tuesday January 17th- Basic transparency skill page 25 Wednesday January 12th - Understanding concepts .page 305/306 #5, 6, 7, 14, 15, 16, 19, 20. Section review page 304 #1 and 2. Homework week 6 (1/23 - 1/27) Wednesday January 24th- Basic concepts 14 page 29,30 Thursday January 25th- Concepts mastery page 46. Understanding concepts page 305/306 #3 , 4, 8, 17, 18 Friday January 26th- Unit project: amoeba sister monohybrid crosses + Punnet squares practices Computer Classwork week 5 (1/17 - 1/20) Tuesday January 17th to Wednesday January 18th- Cybersecurity Nova Lab Thursday January 19th to Friday January 20th- Typing rows Classwork week 6 (1/23 - 1/27) Monday January 23rd to Wednesday January 25th-Typing Thursday January 16th to Friday January 27th- Excel vocabulary |
BiographyHi, I am Mrs. Kunstetter and I teach High School Science at James Madison Preparatory School. I am from Brazil and I moved to the U.S in 2017. My first language is Portuguese and YES. I do love soccer. I also love swimming, running, yoga and all kind of sports! I have a Ph.D. in sports science by the Federal University of Minas Gerais in Brazil (2018). I moved to the U.S to assume a post-doctoral fellow position at Saint Joseph Hospital/Barrow Neurological Institute. I have always loved science and doing research. I love to always be learning something new and challenging myself through new experiments, research proposals and writing. After completing my post doctoral training in 2019, I have decided that my experience with teaching and mentoring students in the laboratory setting was so rewarding that I wanted to refocus my career on teaching rather than research. I started my journey in the U.S public schools in the beginning of 2020 and I am having a really great time. I found that teaching brings similar levels of challenge and learning as research does with the bonus of being able to share my journey with students.
I feel very happy and excited to teach at JMPS and share this experience with such a wonderful staff and student body. |
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