The first week of class was a little messy for me, because I was adapting to the new school and I didn’t knew anyone. But as the days went by I started to speak with my classmates.

The first class of biology we saw the grading criteria, I was a little confused about the partials, inter partials, lab activities and all of that stuff but the teacher told us that she would explain everything as the activities were happening.

The second class of biology we went to the south library of the Tec campus puebla, there we learnt how to search an eBook or a physical book, also that the library uses the catalog system of the United States Library of Congress , at the begging it was a little confusing but in the end its really simple to search a book.

The third class we saw about the scientific method, it is a methodology to obtain new knowledge, which has historically characterized science, and which consists of systematic observation, measurement, experimentation, and the formulation, analysis and modification of hypotheses. Also we did an activity about the scientific method

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— Oscar Wilde.

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