Lesson presentation that covers AQA new spec Monoclonal antibodies. Includes:<br /> - What they are<br /> - How they are produced<br /> - Uses<br /> - diagnostic<br /> - treatment<br /> - disadvantages

Powerpoint I used for new AQA Biology GCSE with my top set.<br /> Covers <br /> 1) key points about nervous system e.g. parts<br /> 2) the pathway of impulses<br /> 3) how information is passed along neurones<br /> It then finishes with planning their required practical 7: Reaction times (ruler drop).

This covers A level AQA 3.4.1.<br /> This is only a small of the specification, so will only take about 40 mins to run through with the class.<br /> It includes a worksheet that the students can fill in to create a key word definition list and an activity to complete a table comparing prokaryotic and Eukaryotic cells.

<p>Writen to revise 4.1.2 cell division for the large focus in the 2022 AQA higher Trilogy paper 1.<br /> Covers all topic by cycling through:</p> <ol> <li>spec analysis</li> <li>revision of theory</li> <li>learning checks</li> <li>past paper questions to consolidate.</li> </ol> <p>I wrote for my higher set, but suitable for all that are doing the higher paper and/or can be adapted for lower ability.</p> <p>4.1.2 is also in the GCSE biology paper, so good revision (though isn’t one of the major focus topics).</p>

<p>Writen to revise 4.1.1 cell structure for the large focus in the 2022 AQA higher GCSE Biology paper 1.<br /> Covers all topic by cycling through:</p> <ol> <li>spec analysis</li> <li>revision of theory</li> <li>learning checks</li> <li>past paper questions to consolidate.</li> </ol> <p>I wrote for my higher set, but suitable for all that are doing the higher paper and/or can be adapted for lower ability.</p> <p>4.1.1 is also in the 2022 Combined: Trilogy paper (not 4.1.1.5 microscopy), so good revision (though isn’t one of the major focus topics).</p> <p>Depending on length of lessons this will take more than one lesson.</p>