My experience through the parcial in Biology-Rodrigo Medina Macias

 First of all, I would like to give my general opinion of this semester's science rally, and that is that I am totally dissatisfied with the event, this is due to different reasons mainly in the organization, how could it be that now instead of being optional it ended being mandatory for a total of 4 subjects: mathematics, mathematical reasoning, physics, and biology, in all these subjects you had to include your experience in the rally which was worth 20% of the 40% that belongs to the percentage of the evaluations, that is, it was worth the half of your evaluation, this greatly took away that feeling of competition and was replaced by a feeling of obligation, also another determining factor was that it was now held in the auditorium instead of the outside field, the place was suffocated and took away that feeling of physical activity. 
There was also a fundamental problem during the rally, and that is that many teams were cheating, I am not saying that out of mere spite, many other members of other teams agreed with me, since in reality, they were not very subtle, so to speak, That doesn't make me angry in the slightest, but it does bother me that the team that won 3rd place cheated in the question section using their cell phone. 

Now moving on to another topic, the laboratory is a place that attracts my attention, more than anything because you can find everything there, from science books to animal remains. This semester we went to the laboratory to analyze some fungal samples. , and identify the genus of some flowers, with the flowers that my team and I collected we documented that all the flowers we brought were hermaphrodites which is the most common genus, but at some point during our visit a colleague lit a match, which I have no idea where he got it from but he turned it on and then turned it off causing us all to be taken out of there and unfortunately being banned from the laboratory. 

And finally, this semester's biology class was an enriching experience. I learned a lot about the subject and topics outside of it. The class was enjoyable most of the time. There were times when I just wanted to turn off my brain due to the large amount of information I was receiving. There was a point where I got tired of taking notes but since I felt like I wasn't learning I went back to doing them, I also learned about other things that have nothing to do with it with biology, such as that our teacher plays Dungeons and Dragons, Magic the Gathering, and that a friend recently persuaded him to play Limbus Company. One thing I am sure of is that I will remember this class with nostalgia.