<p>Revision booklet created for A level International Biology. Includes a review of the practical with sample results and space to calculate means where needed. Also has space for students to identify the variables for each investigation. There are questions about modifications that could be made to the method and questions where students need to explain the results.<br /> Includes a recap of the statistical tests that form part of the specification.<br /> There are also some general tips for drawing graphs etc.</p> <p>Includes example answers to the questions - not exhaustive but should give students a general idea.</p> <p>*Does not include the full methods as these are provided in the student’s lab books *</p>

<p>Revision booklet created for AS level International Biology. Includes a review of the practical with sample results and space to calculate means where needed. Also has space for students to identify the variables for each investigation. There are questions about modifications that could be made to the method and questions where students need to explain the results.<br /> There are also some general tips for drawing graphs etc.</p> <p>Includes answers - some may not be exact but I’ve done my best to give my students a rough idea of the sort of the thing the exam board is after!</p> <ul> <li>Does not include the full methods as these are provided in the student’s lab books *</li> </ul>

<p>My student’s really struggle with getting maximum marks from the paper 6, even though the questions are pretty much the same every time! I made them this guide with the possible questions and things to include each time.</p>

<p>My students really struggle with the questions in paper 3 so I made them this guide to the types of questions that come up most often.<br /> I hope someone else will also find it useful!</p>