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I currently teach IGCSE Biology, Chemistry and Physics. Also A level Biology. The resources I produce for my lessons are carefully planned and I try to involve a lot of self-learning to allow students to develop these important skills needed for further education.

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I currently teach IGCSE Biology, Chemistry and Physics. Also A level Biology. The resources I produce for my lessons are carefully planned and I try to involve a lot of self-learning to allow students to develop these important skills needed for further education.
Coordination Digital Escape Room
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Coordination Digital Escape Room

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Looking for a different way for students to revise/consolidate their knowledge of a topic? Try a digital escape room. No email or Google account needed, just the website and password (included in the download). All instructions included in the escape room. Great for examination practice. If you like my resource, please could you leave a positive review. Thank you
A level  Biology Mass Transport System Analogy
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A level Biology Mass Transport System Analogy

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The principles of a circulatory system. Objective: Know why many animals have a heart and circulation which act as a mass transport system to overcome the limits of diffusion A simple worksheet to generate a discussion amongst pairs/groups. Students use the analogy of a public transport system which makes it easier to understand an animal transport system.
GCSE Biology Transport inside the root hair
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GCSE Biology Transport inside the root hair

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A pdf worksheet which focuses on the need for nitrate and magnesium ions by a plant. Students should know how both water and mineral ions pass into the plant (osmosis and active transport). The worksheet contains exam-style questions with an answer sheet. Suitable for in class activity; homework; research task.
Investigate the rate of photosynthesis and respiration in a waterplant
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Investigate the rate of photosynthesis and respiration in a waterplant

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A pdf worksheet focusing on the experiment with water plants with and without light. Also contains respiring organisms. The experiment uses bicarbonate indicator which changes colour in the presence of low and high concentrations of carbon dioxide. The experiment is explained and there are exam-style questions to promote understanding. Answer sheet included. Suggested uses: in class activity; homework task; revision task
Photosynthesis fold over cards (retrieval practice)
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Photosynthesis fold over cards (retrieval practice)

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A technique suggested in the book, Powerlearning. This is a revision technique with self-feedback. Students begin by reading each question and determining which ones they know the answer to and which ones they don’t. Independently, students determine what they know and what requires further study. Students answer the ones they know the answer to and then search for the answers they don’t know. Students then verify the answers they thought were correct. Students can fold the page over and use the questions for revision/retrieval practice.