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A Level worksheets: Section 8.5

Saturday, May 8, 2010 6:25 No Comments

Welcome back to ClickBiologyThese worksheets covers section 8.5 Making sense of what we see fromt he A2 SNAB textbook. I developed these as I had a A2 class of lads who did not like making their own notes. These worksheets focused them and ensured they worked through the section methodically. All the answers come in [...]

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A Level worksheets: Visual development

Saturday, May 8, 2010 5:59 No Comments

Worksheets to coincide with section 8.4 of Topic 8 A2 level Edexcel Biology from the context based Textbook. This allows the students to work through the chapter and create notes in the style of answers to exam questions. This method can be useful as it prevents students from effectively copying out the textbook in lieu [...]

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Videos illustrating Parkinson’s disease

Saturday, May 8, 2010 5:43 No Comments

Here are a collection of videos that explain or illustrate Parkinsons disease: A 1 minute animation explaining the cause of Parkinson’s disease: http://video.about.com/seniorhealth/Parkinson-s-Disease.htm Similar video to the above (and refers more specifically to the substantia nigra as the site rather than the basal ganglia, which it is part of). This video explains why the reduction [...]

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AS Level Biology: cystic fibrosis videos

Tuesday, April 13, 2010 13:05 No Comments

AS level video for cystic fibrosis

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A2 Biology Level coursework help sheet and presentation

Sunday, April 4, 2010 10:51 No Comments

When I set the coursework for my students I always review the markscheme carefully. I used to print it off and hand it to them but I suspect they never really read them through. Hence I have done a shorter version (2 pages) that simply recaps the main requirements and the higher range marking guidelines. [...]

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