Stage 1 - Desired Results: Students Will Understand That
Stage 1 - Desired Results: Students Will Understand That
Established Goal:
4. Explain the different pattern of Non-Mendelian inheritance.
4.1. Infer the certain traits do not always follow the Mendelian principles of heredity.
Understandings:
Students will understand that…
Essential Questions: ?
1. Why are there inherited traits which are expressed in more
than two forms (phenotypes)?
1. multiple allelism is a condition where more than two 2. What explains the coinciding expression or appearance of
alleles control a single trait, resulting to a greater variety of two phenotypes for a single trait in an individual?
phenotypes for the trait; 3. How are multiple allelism and codominance exhibited in
2. codominance may result from multiple allelism, where the inheritance of blood types in humans?
neither of two alleles is dominant over the other; this, in
turn, results to the expression (or appearance) of the two
phenotypes influenced by the two alleles; and
3. inheritance of the ABO blood types in humans exhibit both
multiple allelism and codominance.
Students will know… Students will be able to... S
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1. Definition of multiple allelism and codominance; 1. Construct and analyze Punnett squares showing the
2. Relationship between multiple allelism and codominance inheritance of the ABO blood types.
in the inheritance of a trait which does not follow the
Mendelian pattern (i.e., inheritance of ABO blood types);
and,
3. Possible combinations of three alleles (i.e., IA, IB and
i) resulting to different blood group genotypes and
phenotypes.
Introduction:
Think-Pair-Share: Students will read a news article about the death of woman due to wrong blood transfusion. By pair, the
students will share their answers to two questions related to the article read.
Interaction:
Through direct instruction, students w i l l be introduced to the concepts of “multiple allelism” and “codominance”.
The teacher will lead the students to the idea that the inheritance of the ABO blood types in humans is an example of
multiple allelism and obeys the codominance pattern of inheritance.
Students will be taught how to solve problems on multiple allelism and codominance involving the inheritance of blood
types using Punnett squares.
Group Activity: “Blood Lineage” - Students will be divided into three groups. Each group will be asked to solve a case
about blood type identification of famous celebrities.
Integration:
Students will complete a concept map to link the knowledge and ideas learned from the lesson.
Values Integration:
Students will be asked to suggest the implication(s) of the following line: “We are
Assignment / Homework
In a short bond paper, research about Multiple Genes. It could be handwritten or computerized. If computerized use Times New
Roman, 12, single spacing format.
Closure Statement:
Multiple allelism and codominance are closely linked patterns of inheritance which do not obey Mendelian laws; these patterns are
observed in the inheritance of the ABO blood types in humans.
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