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WELCOME TO BIOLOGY
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Staff
(2011/2012 Session)
Mrs R Gordon
(PT)
Miss A Cashmore
Mrs B Grant
Miss L
Kelly
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Departmental Aims
Our main departmental aim is to use teaching methods and
resources that allow all pupils to access Biology, to
feel valued and to experience success and enjoyment in
their learning. In doing so the department hope to
achieve the following:
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To maintain and stimulate pupil curiosity and
interest in Biology
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To enable pupils to understand the rapidly
expanding and varied scope of Biology encouraging a
practical approach to problem solving
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To develop a range of personal qualities such as
determination, initiative, cooperation and
independent learning.
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To allow pupils to develop informed opinions and be
able to support them by reasonable arguments.
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To ensure pupils see the relevance of Biology to
citizenship in modern society and their everyday
lives


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Internet
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Resources -
either click the button which will load it into
Google Docs or download to your computer (depends on
the options you have on your browser) If you wish
you can just right click and select 'save as..'
option to save to your own computer.
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Standard Grade |
Intermediate 1 |
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Revision websites
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General
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Bitesize is an
interactive website with lots of information about Standard Grade
Biology. It's great for revising; you can read over notes on
each topic before completing a revision quiz. The site also includes
'Ask a teacher' page, which is really helpful if you are stuck. |
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Exploratorium
(any)
A site with
lots of cool optical illusions. |

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Oronsay Biology
(Standard Grade, Int 1, Int 2 and Higher) Another
great revision site with useful information at all levels. |

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Discovery
(mainly standard grade) Site from the
TV station discovery. Lots of info about body systems along
with some yucky facts and quizzes. |
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Learn Genetics
(Higher)
Big site with
lots of information about genetics and DNA. Try isolating DNA
from cheek cells in the interactive section.
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Highland learning
(Intermediate 1)
Notes, videos
and pod casts for the intermediate 1 course. |
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You
try it (Higher) Site from
America, has lots of great information on DNA and interactive
activities include DNA replication and protein synthesis. Worth
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Scholar (Higher
& Advanced Higher)
Notes on the
Higher biology course, along with useful diagrams and tests to
check your progress. |
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AS guru
(Higher)
Website aimed
at the English curriculum but has some interactive activities to
build DNA etc. Has more detail than is required for higher but
it's worth a look. |
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ABPI
resources for schools
This is a great
website but a bit difficult to navigate so use the links
underneath to find your way to the most useful parts of the
site.
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Glaxo Smith
Kline (Higher)
Great site with
lots of DNA games, build your own DNA molecule by matching up
the bases.
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Kidneys:
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Digestion:
(Standard Grade) |
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DNA: (Higher) |
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Hormones:
(Higher)
You don't need
to know about sex hormones or pregnancy related hormones for
higher but the rest of this section is really useful. |
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