Power point presntaation Level 3 BTEC Health and Social Care students. An introduction to what it meant by physiological disorders with starter and discussion activities.

For Level 3 Health and Social Care students. Introduction to the physiology and treatment of type 1 and type 2 diabetes. Question sheet helps to keep attention while going through the power point.

These simple revision question worksheets are designed to do alone then discuss in lesson or groups. They have instructions on 2 of the sheets on how to complete them. The idea is that if students find the answers and correct them themselves they are more likely to remember the content.

Used to introduce Access to Science students. Can be used for GCSE students too. Atomic Structure. Electron arrangement

Aimed at Level 3 Health and Social Care students. Physiological disorders Unit 14. This Power point covers all the basics of asthma. Including the Physiology, Symptoms, Triggers and Diagnosis methods.

An introduction to Health and Safety. Risks and Hazards

These are presentations which overlap a few different Units. Used for BTEC Health and Social Care, Access to Nursing and Access to Science courses. Anatomy and Physiology, Fluid Balance and Physiological Disorders

2 power point presentations with a handout to accompany and make notes as you go.

This is designed as a revision aid. There are questions on the power point which are unanswered to promote discussion. It also has some equations to balance. Again these are left unanswered to promote interaction. (I did this to show how chemistry topics can interlink in exam questions.) These power point is aimed at delivering key points. It is not designed to be a teaching aid as an introduction to the topic.

This is designed to be a revision session to promote discussion and interaction. There are unanswered questions and parts of the table left blank on purpose. This is to get the students engaging. It recaps the main points of the AQA topic. It includes key phrases and exam tips to help with how to answer questions.

A brief introduction with a video and group activity to encourage group discussion and sharing of information. Each student is encouraged to write their own sentences but also to make sure they are writing different information to their neighbours which encourages talk about the subject.

This describes the properties of water. Including, SHC, Polarity, Cohesion, Adhesion and Surface tension.

Used for Access to Science. KS3, KS4 chemistry depending on ability. Introduction to chemical formula and balancing equations. Includes activity for lesson and a worksheet for homework.