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Presentation: classification and keys
Posted on September 6th, 2010 7 commentsWelcome back to ClickBiology
This is a short PowerPoint presenenation which outlines the binomial system, cladistics and dichotomous keys. This matches the Cambridge IGCSE specification.PRESENTATION:
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7 responses to “Presentation: classification and keys”
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the zip file does not contain any PPT ??
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I think it maybe your browser. It shouldn´t be a zip file as I only loaded the ppt. I have the same problem at work using internet explorer and someone else says it doesn´t work with opera. Not sure why this is but it works fine with mozilla. I will try reloading it tonight and see what happens. Sorry, I know this is annoying!
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okay, I have reloaded it and made sure it is saved as an older format of Powerpoint. Hope it works now
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I am a IGCSE bio teacher. We have just finished bio syallabus. I wan to revise the content chapterwise before the discussion of past papres. Can you please help me to give some site address or links from where i can get free worksheets/practice paper of good standard.
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G.khan -
The best place to go, if you are doing the Cambridge IGCSE is the exam boards site itself. If you can get your school to register you as a teacher there are loads of materials in the teacher support area, including all the past papers and markschemes plus a resource centre. There is also a community forum where teachers submit their own work. The link is.
http://www.cie.org.uk/qualifications/academic/middlesec/igcse/subject?assdef_id=837Also try the Times Educational Supplement resources site http://www.tes.co.uk/teaching-resources/
Kind regards,
Allison -
iam an A level teacher and i have just finished my AS topics. i want to revise the topics with my students. it would be very helpful if you could provide me the names or links of sites from where i could get some worksheets, practice questions, etc. i have already been to the cie website, so i would like to have the names of some other useful sites
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Sorry for my late reply but I have been away. I am afraid that I do not follow the CIE A Level syllabus so am not up to date on any links directly associated with their course (other than their own). I usually assume that any A Level resource will have relevant topics, for example photoysnthesis is the same whatever syllabus you study. I do think CIE do have a resources page that directs you to resources they think are good plus a very good online community of teachers yo can sign up for. I know quite a few teachers upload their own resources there. Failing that it is simply down to googling for general resources and adapting them to your own syllabus. Good luck, Allison
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