Posts Tagged ‘Videos’
A Level video: Nephron structure and function
Saturday, May 8, 2010 9:51 No CommentsWelcome back to ClickBiologyThis is an excellent video for A level revising the nephron. Recommend that students review structure of the kidney first so they understand how the nephron is situated in the cortex and medulla of the kidney: Tweet This Post
AS Level Biology: cystic fibrosis videos
Tuesday, April 13, 2010 13:05 No CommentsAS level video for cystic fibrosis
A2 level: CT, MRI and fMRI scan videos
Wednesday, February 17, 2010 17:25 No CommentsHere are some useful videos on CT and MRI Scans. They are slightly higher level than required but are short and are easy viewing: video 1: CT scan (Open University part 1) Video 2: MRI scan (Open University) And finally a short (4 minutes) fun video from TED discussing how fMRI can be used to [...]
AS coursework idea: golden rice
Wednesday, February 17, 2010 16:59 No CommentsThe issues surrounding the development of the genetically modified rice, golden rice, maybe a useful topic for the AS coursework essay. Rather than discussion of GM foods in general a look at this particular food, and the campaign and controls against it, provides a rich source of discussion. Golden rice has been modified to produce [...]
Eva Vertes: ideas on cancer
Tuesday, February 9, 2010 9:36 1 CommentOne of my AS students told me about this TED video, originally shown in 2005. Eva is only 19 years old when she presents at TED on her ideas on the causes and, belive it or not, possible uses for cancer. If you want to inspire your students to be free-thinkers, to look outside their [...]



