Correlation between Idaho and National Science Education Standards

Standard National Code Idaho Code
Unifying Concepts and Processes UCP 9-10.B1.___
  Systems, order, and organization  UCP 1 9-10.B1.1.___
  Evidence, models, and explanation  UCP 2 9-10.B1.2
  Change, constancy, and Measurement  UCP 3 9-10.B1.3
  Evolution and equilibrium  UCP 4 9-10.B1.4
   Form and Function UCP 5 9-10.B1.5
Science as Inquiry SAI  
  Abilities necessary to do scientific inquiry  SAI 1 9-10.B 1.6
  Understandings necessary to do scientific inquiry  SAI 2 9-10.B 1.6
Science and Technology ST  
  Abilities of technological design  ST 1 9-10. B 5.2
  Understandings about science and technology  ST 2 9-10.B 5.2
Science in Personal and Social Perspectives    
  Personal Health  SPSP 1  
  Populations, resources, and environments  SPSP 2 9-10.B 5.1 & 5.3
  Natural Hazards  SPSP 3 -
  Risks and Benefits  SPSP 4 -
  Science and Technology in Society  SPSP 5 -
History and Nature of Science    
  Science as a human endeavor  HNS 1  
  Nature of science  HNS 2  
  History of science  HNS 3  
Physical Science    
  Properties and changes of properties in matter  PS 1 8-9.PS 2.4
    Characteristic properties  PS 1a "
    Chemical properties  PS 1b "
    Elements  PS 1c "
     
  Motion and forces  PS 2 8-9 PS 2.2
    Describing motion  PS 2a 8-9 PS 2.2
    Inertia  PS 2b 8-9 PS 2.2
    Combining forces, balancing forces  PS 2c 8-9 PS 2.2
  Transfer of Energy  PS 3  
    Energy is a property of heat, light, electricity, motion  PS 3a 8-9 PS 2.3
    Heat moves in predictable ways...  PS 3b  
    Light interactions  PS 3c  
    Electrical circuits  PS 3d  
    Chemical and nuclear reactions  PS 3e  
    Sun as an energy source  PS 3f  
Life Science   9-10 B
  The Cell     
    Cells have particular structures...    9-10 B 3.3.1
    Cell functions involve chemical reactions...    9-10 B 3.3.2
    Cells store and use information to guide functions...    9-10 B 3.3.2
    Cell functions are regulated    9-10 B 3.3.2
    Plant cells contain chloroplasts and do photosynthesis    9-10 B 3.2.3
    Complex organisms contain many different specialized cell types     
  Molecular Basis of Heredity     
    Cell specialization information is carried in DNA     
    Most human cells contain 23 pairs of chromosomes     
    Changes in DNA occur spontaneously at low rates     
  Biological Evolution     
    Species evolve over time    9-10 B 3.1.1
    The diversity of organisms is the result of 3.5 By of evolution    9-10 B 3.1.2
    Natural selection and evolution explain the fossil record     
    All life is descended from common ancestors     
    Biological classification is based on relationships between organisms     
   Interdependence of Organisms    
    Some materials cycle through organisms and the biosphere    9-10 B 3.2.1
    Energy flows through ecosystems in one direction     9-10 B 3.2.3
    Organisms can compete, cooperate, or not interact.     
    A limited environment can only support limited life.     
    Human impacts on the biosphere.     
   Matter, Energy, and Organization in Living Systems    
    Matter tends to disorganized states, life requires energy to maintain     
    Energy for life comes primarily from the Sun     
    Chemical bonds of food contain energy     
    Organism complexity is required to sustain life     
    Distribution of a population follows availability of resources     
    Matter and energy are transformed as they flow through life.    9-10 B 3.2.5
   Behavior of Organisms         
    Multicellular animals have nervous systems capable of "behavior"    
    Behavior is response to stimuli     
    Behavior is an evolved trait     
    Human behavior is part biological     
Earth and Space Science    
   Energy in the Earth System   8-9 ES 4.2
   Geochemical Cycles   8-9 ES 4.2
   Origin and evolution of the Earth system   8-9 ES 4.1
   Origin and evolution of the Universe   8-9 ES 4.1