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Medical Student with A*s in both GCSE and A-level. They include posters and flashcards, specifically for IGCSE Edexcel, as well as AQA GCSE which will benefit many others. As well As International Alevel EDEXCEL and CIE helping students excel in their revision and exams.

Medical Student with A*s in both GCSE and A-level. They include posters and flashcards, specifically for IGCSE Edexcel, as well as AQA GCSE which will benefit many others. As well As International Alevel EDEXCEL and CIE helping students excel in their revision and exams.
Biology IAS Edexcel
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Biology IAS Edexcel

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Unit 1, topic 1 cardiovascular diseases. Stroke and Aneurysm detailed powerpoint slides ideal for revision and teaching.
Biology IGCSE Edexcel
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Biology IGCSE Edexcel

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All of Edexcel Biology summarised into concise posters, as well as a useful game to test your knowledge on the Nervous System.
The nervous system, for GCSE/ IGCSE Psychology and Biology
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The nervous system, for GCSE/ IGCSE Psychology and Biology

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A very difficult concept to grasp indeed. However, I created a tool to aid your revision, based off the FAMOUS TV show: “Who wants to be a Millionare”. This is mainly aimed at the AQA GCSE Psychology unit: Neuropsychology, however is applicable to Biology GCSE and IGCSE alike. A fun way to recall your knowledge and feel more confident in a difficult topic, especially after hours of revising.
Variation and selection
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Variation and selection

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Possibly one of the most difficult units in the Biology Edexcel IGCSE (9-1) exam. I have summarised this into and easy to understand detailed poster. Includes: All that is needed to know about the DNA
Animal Physiology Biology IGCSE Edexcel
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Animal Physiology Biology IGCSE Edexcel

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The most difficult areas of unit 2 Biology IGCSE Edexcel summarised. This includes: Animal physiology: 1)Blood and the heart 2) Homeostasis/ Excretion and coordination 3) Breathing and Gas exchange 4) Food and digestion 5) Reproduction