Biology Websites

Below you will find some superb web based resources. Whether you are a pupil or a teacher you will find much to help you. Thank you to all my colleagues and digital friends for their recommendations.
For more recommendations on specific courses please click on your prefered page below:
ORANSAY- This site has a vast number of SQA Biology Resources by Graham Davidson. There are powerpoints, puzzles and more to be found here for HIGHER, STANDARD GRADE, INT1 and INT2. There is also a page for the HIGHER HUMAN BIOLOGY course.
RAY HUSTWAITE’S Scottish SQA STANDARD GRADE Revision. Some notes and revision aids both for pupils and for classroom presentation. Produced by Ray Husthwaite at Islay High School. These are copyright free for you to use or edit as you feel fit. Fantastic resource.
DOUGLAS BLANE’s Real Science.Where a new science story appears every couple of days, before it makes the newspapers or TV. For each story there are discussion ideas, DARTs resources (directed activities related to text), and links to relevant activities and lessons on the Web
NANCY CLARK- Science teacher Nancy Clark has a fantastic set of links to classroom resources around the world, with a focus on Biology and Chemistry
CELLS ALIVE!- This site provides lots of images and information on cells. Including a movie clip of budding yeast.
GREY’S ANATOMY- There are 100’s of fantastic diagrams and detailed descriptions of the body’s cells and systems. This site is to detailed for most of the Biology curriculum. Some pages may be of use to Advanced Higher pupils, but I would recommend it purely for interest.
INTERMEDIATE 1 - Whether you are a student or a teacher, this is an essential for the SQA Intermediate 1 Biology Course.
THE INNER BODY - Fantastic site for browsing the human body systems on an interactive basis. All Human body systems are covered.
HUMAN TEETH - If you are looking for info on human teeth look no further.



1 Comment
March 31st, 2007 at 4:30 pm
do u know af a web site just the same as this one bit for english and maths
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