Learning Grids for GCSE Edexcel Biology
A fantastic way to support weaker learners!
Students read their textbooks/notes to complete a grid of questions in exact specification order.
The structured and active learning method helps students understand the key points and build confidence.
Brilliant for students who learn best by doing. Dramatically improves learning for learners in need of additional support; highly motivating.
Very easy way for students to review knowledge and check they are making progress
- Requires minimal teacher planning and input – great for cover lessons
- An easy-to-set, valuable homework option
- Pinpoint topic strengths and weaknesses for targeted support
- Includes testing of key skills for practicals and Maths calculations
Each Learning Grid includes:
- Quick-testing questions
- Labelling questions
- Missing information / Matching key terms
- Explain-a-process questions
- Applied-knowledge questions
- Experiment Time / Required Practicals questions
- Quick Quiz
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Very easy way for students to review knowledge and check they are making progress
The resource is very clear and would be a useful knowledge check after each topic or for end of year revision. Linked closely with the specification. The resource would be excellent for consolidation and review. It would be particularly useful where teachers have changed to check on knowledge when taking over a class, or for using with students who have missed lessons. Lovely and well written.
Keywords
- Cells and control
- GCSE Biology
- GCSE Biology Learning Grids
- GCSE Edexcel Biology (1BI0)
- GCSE Edexcel Biology Paper 1
- GCSE Learning Grids
- GCSE Science Learning Grids
- Genetics
- Health, disease and the development of medicines
- Key concepts in biology
- Natural selection and genetic modification
- GCSE Edexcel Biology Paper 2
- Plant structures and their functions
- Animal coordination, control and homeostasis
- Exchange and transport in animals
- Ecosystems and material cycles