Brilliant biology lessons for secondary school science
Learn about bugs, biodiversity and topics high on the teen agenda such as sugar and sleep, with these activities from Dr Joanna Rhodes
- by Teachwire
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How to teach the science of sleep
Inspire students to engage with new scientific research about a topic that’s extremely relevant for teens
How to teach ecology through the world of insects
Learn about biodiversity, manmade threats to insect species, and why this is a serious concern for ecosystems
How to scientifically study the sweet danger of sugar
Encourage students to take a scientific look at the nation’s favourite addiction
How to teach biology outside of the classroom
Take your KS3 biologists outside, and see their learning come alive
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