
Cell Theory: The Organisation of Life
So, it's important that you know first of all that "All organisms are composed of cells".
But, what is a cell?
Cells can be described as "the basic units life".
Cells were 'discovered' by Robert Hooke in England in 1665. Hooke was using one of the first microscopes.
Of all the techniques used in biology microscopy is probably the most important. The vast majority of living organisms are too small to be seen in any detail with the human eye. Cells and their organelles can only be seen with the aid of a microscope.
100 Rapid Revision Lessons for A-Level Biology Suitable for All Exam Boards! AQA, OCR, Edexcel etc.
Do you need a short refresher on Osmosis? or a quick breakdown of Photosynthesis and the Calvin Cycle before your next test? This "course" is you digital library of 100 "Revision Bites". Whats more is these topics align with all exam boards - so they are perfect for AQA Biology, OCR etc.
Learning and Revising Biology at any level can be challenging and overwhelming There is a lot of information to get your head around! So, the best way is break down that learning and regions into small easy pieces, and that where is course comes in...
What is This "course" and who is if for?
This is your collection of Commonly assessed Biology topics (many appropriate for GCSE (Level 2) and A-Level (Level 3) / High School/College Level Biology). Perfect for students who have already covered the content in class but need a fast, reliable way to refresh their memory. It's perfect for that "on the go" revision, last minute exam prep, or filling in specific gaps in your knowledge.
The course is NOT a 'mastery' course or a substitute for your full A-Level (Biology Lessons)... Wer'e Not Spending Hours on "Deep Dive Lessons" here; we get right to the main points that you NEED to Know - you can Download PDFs when available to test your knowledge and help with exam prep... then get back to your past papers to really ace those exams!
What's Inside?
100 Targeted Revision videos (Mostly in the Handwritten Notes format).
Exam Specific revision - the topics align with exam boards (but are mostly aligned with AQA).
Quick Reference and Review For Many Common Topics - From Cells and Biomolecules to Complext Biological Processes like Photosynthesis.
Mobile-Friendly: Ideal for quick study sessons on the Udemy App.
Why use this course?
Biology is a massive subject. Don't get bogged down with long lectures when a 2, 5, or 10 minute reminder of the keys concepts and clarification of a process is all you need! Use these 100 bite sized revsion lessons to help keep your knowledge sharp and your revision moving fast.
This is your "Dip in and Out" Resource for Biology Topics. You'll be able to easily Learn/Revise from a wide range of Biology Topics, Such as Basic Cell Structure, Osmosis, The Cardiac Cycle, DNA Structure, Recombinant DNA, Photosynthesis (LDR), Photosynthesis (The Calvin Cycle) PCR, VNTRs (DNA Profiling), The Biochemical Food Tests (i.e. Benedict's), The Hardy-Weinberg Equation, ELISA Testing, Lung Disease - TB, The Structure and Function of the Heart, and many more.
With 100 Biology Topics covered, (8 hours of content) in a predominantly revision notes format / Short Revision Style Lessons, highlighting Key Topics from GCSE / A-Level Biology. You'll get to Learn and Revise key concepts quickly and efficiently - many topics have accompanying work booklets (PDFs) that you can download and print out to help reinforce and prepare for exams or use to help with coursework.
Also included is the Dictionary Section (Just some of the "A"s as this is a trial). Each definition comes with a downloadable Flash Card! All these are FREE to View/Download too! Very Short Biological Terms / Definitions.
Dip in and Learn/Revise a Biology Topic.
100 concise revision videos
Download PDFs when available, and work through the Knowledge check Questions.
All topics in the course are core concepts that appear in GCSE / A-Level biology.
Additional Dictionary Section (Just the "A"s as this is a trial) But each definition comes with a downloadable Flash Card!