Mind Mapping and Fact Booklets. Top tips for any subject Ask your teachers for checklists or...

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Mind Mapping and Fact Booklets

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Page 1: Mind Mapping and Fact Booklets. Top tips for any subject Ask your teachers for checklists or syllabuses and identify the areas you need to revise-there.

Mind Mapping and Fact Booklets

Page 2: Mind Mapping and Fact Booklets. Top tips for any subject Ask your teachers for checklists or syllabuses and identify the areas you need to revise-there.

Top tips for any subject

• Ask your teachers for checklists or syllabuses and identify the areas you need to revise-there is no point revising what you know already

• Use the revision guides endorsed by the exam boards

• Use a variety of techniques

Page 3: Mind Mapping and Fact Booklets. Top tips for any subject Ask your teachers for checklists or syllabuses and identify the areas you need to revise-there.

Identifying what you need to know

Need to go over in detail

Just need to learn

Top banana

Page 4: Mind Mapping and Fact Booklets. Top tips for any subject Ask your teachers for checklists or syllabuses and identify the areas you need to revise-there.

For Biology (and most other subjects)

• Learn the details-syllabus

• Make sure you understand EVERYTHING-don’t get bogged down by words.

• Use the words to help you learn

• Try to find links between lessons, topics and subjects

Page 5: Mind Mapping and Fact Booklets. Top tips for any subject Ask your teachers for checklists or syllabuses and identify the areas you need to revise-there.

REMEMBER

You will not just be examined on your

ability to remember stuff

Page 6: Mind Mapping and Fact Booklets. Top tips for any subject Ask your teachers for checklists or syllabuses and identify the areas you need to revise-there.

Explain how leaves are adapted for efficient photosynthesis: broad so large surface area; thin so short distance for gases to travel; contain chlorophyll to absorb light; have a network of veins for support and transport; stomata for gas exchange.

State that the exchange of gases is by diffusion.

Explain how the structure of a leaf palisade cell is related to its function: contains many chloroplasts.

Page 7: Mind Mapping and Fact Booklets. Top tips for any subject Ask your teachers for checklists or syllabuses and identify the areas you need to revise-there.

Explain how leaves are adapted for efficient photosynthesis: broad so large surface area; thin so short distance for gases to travel; contain chlorophyll to absorb light; have a network of veins for support and transport; stomata for gas exchange.

State that the exchange of gases is by diffusion.

Explain how the structure of a leaf palisade cell is related to its function: contains many chloroplasts.

Page 8: Mind Mapping and Fact Booklets. Top tips for any subject Ask your teachers for checklists or syllabuses and identify the areas you need to revise-there.

Explain how leaves are adapted for efficient photosynthesis: broad so large surface area; thin so short distance for gases to travel; contain chlorophyll to absorb light; have a network of veins for support and transport; stomata for gas exchange.

State that the exchange of gases is by diffusion.

Explain how the structure of a leaf palisade cell is related to its function: contains many chloroplasts.

Page 9: Mind Mapping and Fact Booklets. Top tips for any subject Ask your teachers for checklists or syllabuses and identify the areas you need to revise-there.

Explain how leaves are adapted for efficient photosynthesis: broad so large surface area; thin so short distance for gases to travel; contain chlorophyll to absorb light; have a network of veins for support and transport; stomata for gas exchange.

State that the exchange of gases is by diffusion.

Explain how the structure of a leaf palisade cell is related to its function: contains many chloroplasts.

Page 10: Mind Mapping and Fact Booklets. Top tips for any subject Ask your teachers for checklists or syllabuses and identify the areas you need to revise-there.

Explain how leaves are adapted for efficient photosynthesis: broad so large surface area; thin so short distance for gases to travel; contain chlorophyll to absorb light; have a network of veins for support and transport; stomata for gas exchange.

State that the exchange of gases is by diffusion.

Explain how the structure of a leaf palisade cell is related to its function: contains many chloroplasts.

Page 11: Mind Mapping and Fact Booklets. Top tips for any subject Ask your teachers for checklists or syllabuses and identify the areas you need to revise-there.

Explain how leaves are adapted for efficient photosynthesis: broad so large surface area; thin so short distance for gases to travel; contain chlorophyll to absorb light; have a network of veins for support and transport; stomata for gas exchange.

State that the exchange of gases is by diffusion.

Explain how the structure of a leaf palisade cell is related to its function: contains many chloroplasts.

Page 12: Mind Mapping and Fact Booklets. Top tips for any subject Ask your teachers for checklists or syllabuses and identify the areas you need to revise-there.

Explain how leaves are adapted for efficient photosynthesis: broad so large surface area; thin so short distance for gases to travel; contain chlorophyll to absorb light; have a network of veins for support and transport; stomata for gas exchange.

State that the exchange of gases is by diffusion.

Explain how the structure of a leaf palisade cell is related to its function: contains many chloroplasts.

Page 13: Mind Mapping and Fact Booklets. Top tips for any subject Ask your teachers for checklists or syllabuses and identify the areas you need to revise-there.

Explain how leaves are adapted for efficient photosynthesis: broad so large surface area; thin so short distance for gases to travel; contain chlorophyll to absorb light; have a network of veins for support and transport; stomata for gas exchange.

State that the exchange of gases is by diffusion.

Explain how the structure of a leaf palisade cell is related to its function: contains many chloroplasts.

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