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A set of questions with examples of eyepiece graticules and stage micrometers so students can practice calculating. Scaffolded questions: with a long example, long practice and then short. Then goes into students working out themselves. Differentiated low to high. UPDATED: Now includes mark scheme and instructions on how to make your own questions with pictures to put on sheet or power point etc.

A comprehensive list of all the topics covered in the AQA A-Level Biology exams for 2020-2024 and my predictions for 2025 paper. Includes; • Paper 1 • Paper 2 • Paper 3 • Essay Questions • Predictions on Topics including essay questions and Paper 1 knowledge recall. It allows students to strategically focus their efforts on areas that haven’t appeared in recent exams, increasing their chances of covering potential gaps in their knowledge. By concentrating on these less-tested topics, students can ensure a more thorough preparation, boosting their confidence and performance in the exam. This targeted approach helps in optimizing revision time and effort, making the overall study process more efficient and effective.

THESE WILL NEED EDITING AS I HAVE USED THESE FOR A CLASS. A set of 26 references, identifying students skills. Easy to adapt to your class, and highlight where you will need to add in names or change he/she.

I am a A Level Biology Teacher who has taught the AQA specification for over 11 years. These are SIMPLE but COMPLETE lessons, lasting roughly 50 minutes to 1 hour. They follow the standard form of lessons complete with the following; Starters Activities Answers AfL - with answers Exam Skills and Practice Plenaries They are not formatted with any particular design so that you can copy and paste them into your school’s powerpoint layouts. This is a part of a series of lessons I am making, based on the idea that when you download resources from TES you often have to reformat to your school’s own powerpoint layouts. This can be very time consuming as often the layout significantly changes. These are made on the basic layout of ppts so that there is minimal disruption to the layout. They are not designed to present straight to students but a much cheaper alternative - they are for you to make your own.

I am a A Level Biology Teacher who has taught the AQA specification for over 11 years. These are SIMPLE but COMPLETE lessons, lasting roughly 50 minutes to 1 hour. They follow the standard form of lessons complete with the following; Starters Activities Answers AfL - with answers Exam Skills and Practice Plenaries They are not formatted with any particular design so that you can copy and paste them into your school’s powerpoint layouts. This is a part of a series of lessons I am making, based on the idea that when you download resources from TES you often have to reformat to your school’s own powerpoint layouts. This can be very time consuming as often the layout significantly changes. These are made on the basic layout of ppts so that there is minimal disruption to the layout. They are not designed to present straight to students but a much cheaper alternative - they are for you to make your own.

PowerPoint guide covers all the essential statistical tests required for A Level Biology: Student’s t-test Spearman’s Rank Correlation Coefficient Chi-Squared Test Standard Deviation This resource explains when and how to use each test, alongside exam-style questions, recall questions, true or false activities, and answers are included to support self-assessment or lesson delivery. Also includes real exam questions and a mark scheme sourced from past papers to help learners practice exam technique, please note, these past paper questions are publicly available and therefore not included in the price of this resource.

This revision session has several knowledge and application tasks for an approx. 1 hour lesson. Students can complete each task together or on their own, mark their own work and make improvements. It is linked to the AQA 2016 Science GCSE and does not require you to print out any resources (unless you want to). All on the ppt slide! Topic: Photosynthesis and Respiration Please note: Images are not my own.

A exam skills ppt I have created to help students understand how to access exam style question in A-level biology In ppt the following is covered; Thinking time Key word association Decoding questions Comprehension questions Answering ‘suggest’ questions What to do if you don’t know the answer to a question Example questions and mark scheme

I am a A Level Biology Teacher who has taught the AQA specification for over 11 years. These are SIMPLE but COMPLETE lessons, lasting roughly 50 minutes to 1 hour. They follow the standard form of lessons complete with the following; Starters Activities Answers AfL - with answers Exam Skills and Practice Plenaries They are not formatted with any particular design so that you can copy and paste them into your school’s powerpoint layouts. This is a part of a series of lessons I am making, based on the idea that when you download resources from TES you often have to reformat to your school’s own powerpoint layouts. This can be very time consuming as often the layout significantly changes. These are made on the basic layout of ppts so that there is minimal disruption to the layout. They are not designed to present straight to students but a much cheaper alternative - they are for you to make your own.

This is a two page (12 diagrams in total) worksheets for students to fill in the A level electron structure of an atom or an ion. Could be cut up, diagrams can be made bigger etc. Useful for practice.

This comprehensive 19 page activity booklet is designed to support A-level Biology students in mastering the curriculum and excelling in their exams. The booklet includes a variety of resources tailored to enhance understanding, reinforce learning, and develop exam techniques. Contents: Checklist GCSE Recap and Recall Questions Revision Notes Multiple Choice Questions Knowledge Organisers Exam Style Questions INCLUDES ANSWERS Description and Benefits: 1. Checklist Description: A detailed checklist of topics and objectives covered in the A-level Biology syllabus. Benefits: Helps students keep track of their progress. Ensures that all necessary content areas are reviewed. Aids in identifying topics that require further study. 2. GCSE Recap and Recall Questions Description: Questions designed to review key concepts from GCSE Biology and foundations for A-level topics. Benefits: Reinforces prior knowledge essential for understanding advanced concepts. Bridges the gap between GCSE and A-level content. Provides a quick review to ensure students have a solid grounding. 3. Revision Notes Description: Concise, easy-to-understand summaries of key topics from the A-level Biology syllabus. Benefits: Offers a quick reference for essential information. Simplifies complex concepts into manageable chunks. Facilitates efficient revision and memory retention. 4. Multiple Choice Questions Description: A set of multiple-choice questions following the revision notes to test students’ understanding of each topic. Benefits: Provides immediate feedback on comprehension. Helps in identifying areas that need further clarification. Reinforces learning through practice and repetition. 5. Knowledge Organisers Description: Visual tools that map out important information, such as key terms, processes, and diagrams, for each topic. Benefits: Enhances understanding through visual learning. Helps in organising and structuring knowledge logically. Aids in quick recall of important facts and relationships. 6. Exam Style Questions Description: Questions formatted in the style of AQA A-level exams, covering a range of topics and command words. Benefits: Provides practice in applying knowledge to exam-style questions. Familiarises students with the format and expectations of the actual exam. Helps in developing effective exam strategies and time management skills. By using this activity booklet, A-level Biology students can systematically prepare for their exams, ensuring they have a thorough understanding of the subject matter and are well-practised in exam techniques. This comprehensive approach not only boosts confidence but also maximises their potential for achieving top grades.

A comprehensive list of all the topics covered in the AQA A-Level Biology exams for 2023. Includes; Paper 1 Paper 2 Paper 3 Essay Questions Notes on particular questions It allows students to strategically focus their efforts on areas that haven’t appeared in recent exams, increasing their chances of covering potential gaps in their knowledge. By concentrating on these less-tested topics, students can ensure a more thorough preparation, boosting their confidence and performance in the exam. This targeted approach helps in optimizing revision time and effort, making the overall study process more efficient and effective.

A comprehensive list of all the topics covered in the AQA A-Level Biology exams for 2022. Includes; Paper 1 Paper 2 Paper 3 Essay Questions Notes on particular questions It allows students to strategically focus their efforts on areas that haven’t appeared in recent exams, increasing their chances of covering potential gaps in their knowledge. By concentrating on these less-tested topics, students can ensure a more thorough preparation, boosting their confidence and performance in the exam. This targeted approach helps in optimizing revision time and effort, making the overall study process more efficient and effective.

This clear, structured PowerPoint breaks down the three core applications of gene technology into simple, logical sequences: Making a Protein (e.g., enzymes or hormones) Identifying Genes Linked to Disease Risk DNA Comparison (e.g., paternity testing or crime scenes) Each section includes: Step-by-step process overviews presented in the correct sequence Mix-up tasks to encourage active recall and consolidate understanding Challenging exam-style questions (Recall & Suggest) Fully worked answers for independent revision or class discussion Error-spotting activities to test and deepen conceptual understanding Ideal for: A-Level students looking for a structured revision resource Teachers preparing for lessons, revision workshops, or homework task Ready-to-use. Fully editable. Aligned with the AQA specification.Make your gene technology revision efficient and exam-focused!

This is the ultimate planner for planning your lessons, orders, to dos, sequencing, detentions, reminders! Simply input your lesson plan information into the overview page to generate and look at; Daily Overviews Order sheets To do/reminder/meeting lists Tick off completed lessons and printing Sequences of lessons for each of your classes Save multiple weeks of plans in one go Print weekly, daily, orders, to do lists If you are looking for something more specific, please email secondary.science.solutions@gmail.com

I am a A Level Biology Teacher who has taught the AQA specification for over 11 years. These are SIMPLE but COMPLETE lessons, lasting roughly 50 minutes to 1 hour. They follow the standard form of lessons complete with the following; Starters Activities Answers AfL - with answers Exam Skills and Practice Plenaries They are not formatted with any particular design so that you can copy and paste them into your school’s powerpoint layouts. This is a part of a series of lessons I am making, based on the idea that when you download resources from TES you often have to reformat to your school’s own powerpoint layouts. This can be very time consuming as often the layout significantly changes. These are made on the basic layout of ppts so that there is minimal disruption to the layout. They are not designed to present straight to students but a much cheaper alternative - they are for you to make your own.

I am a A Level Biology Teacher who has taught the AQA specification for over 11 years. These are SIMPLE but COMPLETE lessons, lasting roughly 50 minutes to 1 hour. They follow the standard form of lessons complete with the following; Starters Activities Answers AfL - with answers Exam Skills and Practice Plenaries They are not formatted with any particular design so that you can copy and paste them into your school’s powerpoint layouts. This is a part of a series of lessons I am making, based on the idea that when you download resources from TES you often have to reformat to your school’s own powerpoint layouts. This can be very time consuming as often the layout significantly changes. These are made on the basic layout of ppts so that there is minimal disruption to the layout. They are not designed to present straight to student’s but a much cheaper alternative - they are for you to make your own.

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A preview of how to use the ultimate teacher planner so you can get an idea of what you can do with the planner. You can buy it here: /teaching-resource/ultimate-teacher-planner-organiser-diary-digital-online-12497396 This is the ultimate planner for planning your lessons, orders, to dos, sequencing, detentions, reminders! Simply input your lesson plan information into the overview page to generate and look at; Daily Overviews Order sheets To do/reminder/meeting lists Tick off completed lessons and printing Sequences of lessons for each of your classes Save multiple weeks of plans in one go Print weekly, daily, orders, to do lists If you are looking for something more specific, please email secondary.science.solutions@gmail.com