<p>Modelling Climate Change A level - Teacher slides/powerpoint and a student docs/worksheet with a link to a simple climate change model that students can use, a past paper exam question and an article from a climate change modeller with questions and answers.</p>

<p>A worksheet with questions and a match-up activity summarising the importance and properties of water in biological systems, including water as a solvent and its importance in transport and latent heat of vaporisation. The resource includes an student worksheet with questions and a match up activity and an answer sheet. This worksheet can be used as an in-class task or homework and can be completed independently as it contains a link to a video.</p>

<p>Slides &amp; resources with animations and diagrams to show the different stages of protein structure and amino acid structure. Exam question practice with model answers included linking primary structure to tertiary structure. A student worksheet with questions to go alongside the slides with an answer worksheet.</p>

<p>Slides &amp; resources with linked videos and animations going over microarrays and bioinformatics with an exam question starter on genetic engineering and then an exam question plenary on microarrays and bioinformatics. Question to go alongside the videos and a student worksheet with an answer worksheet.</p>

<p>Powerpoint/slides with tasks built in (video, questions and answers and a plenary of statements to order) on drug testing phases, non clinical and clinical stages, William Withering’s digitalis soup, Placebos, Double Blind Trials, three-phased testing.</p>

<p>This resource includes slides, a student worksheet and answer worksheet going over the structure of cellulose and formation of microfibrils as well as the structure of the primary and secondary plant cell wall - highlighting key information and wording tips from exam questions. There is also a Unit 1 recap of starch structure to allow students to compare the polysaccharides starch and cellulose.</p>

<p>This set of resources goes over plant fibre tissue types include sclerenchyma, parenchyma, collenchyma, xylem vessels, phloem vessels (vascular bundles). includes a link to a video, exam questions to highlight sections that appear frequently in exams such as the recognising the different plant tissue types from micrographs, a worksheet task with answers and a 6 mark evaluation question approach explanation.<br /> The resources also includes 3 mini-quizzes.</p>