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- Art & Design - Level 3
- Art/Design - Level 2
- Business - Level 2
- Business - Level 3
- Business and Enterprise - Cambridge Nationals
- Chemistry B
- Creative iMedia - Cambridge Nationals
- Engineering - Cambridge Nationals
- Engineering - Level 3
- Health and Social Care - Cambridge Nationals
- Health and Social Care - Level 2
- Health and Social Care - Level 3
- ICT - Cambridge Nationals
- IT - Level 2
- IT - Level 3
- Labatory Skills - Level 3
- Media - Level 2
- Media - Level 3
- Performing Arts - Level 2
- Performing Arts - Level 3
- Science - Cambridge Nationals
- Science - Level 2
- Sport - Level 2
- Sport - Level 3
- Sport Science / Sport Studies - Cambridge Nationals
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A Level Notes on the Kidney for OCR I PAD notes in pdf format All to the spec
This is a sample piece of coursework, which gained an 'A' (33/40) overall. It focuses on the political and social status of women in the Late 19th Century, while this may not be relevant for all topics, it is still useful having a sample piece so that you can see what skills are needed and how they can be put into practice when writing drafts or the final piece. Sold at an affordable price.
Revision notes for OCR History, British Period Study, The Early Tudors (Unit Y106), for Topics 1 and 2 focusing on Henry VII's rule and foreign policy. Will be doing the topics covering Henry VII and the Mid-Tudor Crisis later on. I got an A in History this year, so I would be happy to do further revision notes on essay plans as well if requested.
In this detailed presentation I discuss topics such as the organs, the digestive system, organelle functions, and the endocrine and lymphatic systems.
In this very detailed presentation I discuss and simplify complex topics such as passive transport, active transport, facilitated diffusion, endocytosis, phagocytosis, pinocytosis, exocytosis and receptor mediated endocytosis. If you are a visual learner you will also appreciate the slide I dedicated to posting useful video links that even further explain all of the topics listed above.
In this very detailed slide presentation I cover topics such as osmosis, phospholipids and their functions in membranes, integral and peripheral proteins, cell signalling, the organelles found within a membrane such as rough endoplasmic reticulum
The notes that I have written summarise the differences between active transport and facilitated diffusion I have also drawn diagrams and explain the process of phagocytosis.
The presentation that I created beautifully summarises active transport, bulk transport, phagocytosis, pinocytosis, facilitated diffusion, osmosis, all methods of endocytosis, receptor mediated endocytosis and some links to very useful videos on these topics.
These slides that i have created simplify subjects such as phospholipids,integral and peripheral proteins as well as describing each function of the cell membrane and the organelles.
Includes a detailed summary of the information needed for A2 exam. Main assumption, Principles and Concepts, Research to illustrate the perspective, Strengths & Weaknesses, Applications. (FYI Secured B Grade with these notes)