A worksheet with answers outlining some of the trickier questions from previous exams

<p>These are set as mini progress tests. The Fat is given first and then the ‘Random’ assessment is given at a later date to keep them on their toes.</p>

Follow the powerpoint. Pupils then use &quot;quadrats&quot; made from cut outs of polypockets? to sample the distribution in a garden. Differentiated worksheet for those that are struggling. I made this from about 3 other resources on TES, hope people like it.

I used this for an observed lesson (good/outstanding). I got students to recap knowledge on task 1, then attempt task 2 in pairs. Swapped with another group to mark and discuss how to get 6 marks (the more 'geeky' the answer, the more marks!), students repeat with tasks 3 and 4. Having impressed upon them that detail and EXPLANATIONS get higher grades, students improved on their first mark and showed progress (always good when being observed)

This quick assessment helps to see how well the students have understood the first half of unit B1. Good for AfL.

Heart dissection worksheet. I made this from several existing TES resources, for an Ofsted lesson (wasn't observed!) The heart labels can be used by the students to place on the dissected heart where they think the structures are visible. Or they can be used as a card sort activity to show that they can match the structure to its function.

Useful progress tests for AQA Unit 1.<br /> FAT test given and marked first. 'Random' RAT assessment given at a later date to keep them on their toes!

<p>A brief power point that clearly illustrates the differences between Atoms, Elements, Molecules and Compounds. It also has a useful exercise for naming compounds</p>

<p>A series of resourced lesson for students to work through independently or in class with you, to FULLY EXPLAIN how best to tackle MATHS in A level Biology AQA</p>

final section of unit B1

Students are asked to complete the formative test (FAT) and peer mark. Randomly in the following week they are re-assessed.

Just a word document showing which areas of unit 1 have come up each year in the exams. Updated to June 2014

A simple revision aid to show which areas of the syllabus seem to come up.

A short assessment to check knowledge of the above.

<p>Useful progress tests for AQA Unit 1.<br /> FAT test given and marked first. ‘Random’ RAT assessment given at a later date to keep them on their toes!</p>

<p>Revision powerpoint for my AQA triple Physics group to show how to use the appropriate equations.</p>

a simple breakdown of the areas of the syllabus that seem to come up.

Students are asked to complete the formative test (FAT) and peer mark. Randomly in the following week they are re-assessed.

questions for section 1.4-1.6, answer sheets, mark scheme and next steps. Good to check progress.

<p>After undergoing exam prep CPD this year 2023, I decided to make this ppt for my students to help prepare them for the essay</p>

<p>Having gone through the new AQA spec, I decided to write these questions to try to second guess what would be in the exam,</p>