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Science teacher at a secondary school. Teacher's spend majority of the time making resources, so I have decided to share excellent resources with you all. Enjoy :)
Active Transport - GCSE
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Active Transport - GCSE

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Contents: This is a complete lesson which contains recap of diffusion and osmosis. Learning phase: Active transport We Do activities as a class Independent task for students Learning phase: The importance of active transport We Do activities as a class Independent task for students
Recombinant DNA technology - KS5
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Recombinant DNA technology - KS5

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This is a complete lesson, Ready to go ! Able to define what recombinant DNA technology is. Explain how complementary DNA is made using reverse transcriptase Explain how restriction endonucleases are used to cut DNA into fragments. Explain how a gene machine operates in the creation of genes. The mode of teaching this lesson follow is: (Feel free to change it) I do We do You do
Enzyme actions - KS5
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Enzyme actions - KS5

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This is a complete lesson on enzyme actions What an enzyme is What is activation energy Key and lock model vs induced fit model Calculating rate of reaction Using tangent
Anerobic respiration  GCSE
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Anerobic respiration GCSE

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Complete Lesson, just download and teach ! Note: Affordable price to keep us going :) We would love your feedback ! Contents: Do Now Activity {This can be changed based on students previous learning} This lesson covers what anaerobic respiration is and the effect of lactic acid on the body. The students will be then apply this knowledge to understand how the body responds to exercise. The lesson is arrange in the following teaching model: I do We do You do