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Its here! 🎉🥳😊 Our official website! You can find it at: We've got resource links which we will keep updating with suggestions from all your awesome chat contributions! We have some amazing blogs too! Come and check us out!

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If you're interested in learning more about the history and development of CRISPR technology, as well as hearing Prof. Jennifer Doudna speak about it, watch the 'Human Nature' documentary on Netflix. I would also recommend students watch it too! #chatbiology

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Professor Jennifer Doudna, recently awarded the Nobel Prize for her work developing CRISPR gene-editing technology, gives her view on one of the biggest science stories of the decade

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Love this!

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Potato osmosis practical tip: add food colouring to the solutions. Only potatoes in hypotonic solutions change colour. Students can then see the results, even before weighing the potatoes & they can analyse, even if they messed up the measurements. @chatbiology #STEMeducation

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We know plasma membranes are fluid but did you know Reindeer hoof cell membranes have a higher proportion of unsaturated fatty acids and cholesterol than cells in their upper legs? Hooves experience much colder temp so this adaptation allows membrane fluidity at the lower temps.

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As it's Women and Girls in Science Day on Thursday we thought some suggestions for inspiring role models would be a good theme for today. A starting point could be Prof Sarah Gilbert: The woman who designed the Oxford vaccine Do you have any suggestions?

Prof Sarah Gilbert: The woman who designed the Oxford vaccine

Prof Sarah Gilbert got to work quickly on a coronavirus vaccine in January after decades of research.

www.bbc.co.uk

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Missing microscopy? 🔬 The Microscope Imaging Station run by the Exploratorium holds a huge volume of microscopy images/videos of various cell types, processes and more - with linked activities for students to complete. Very impressive!

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Understanding size and scale is a common challenge in Biology (Science in general), especially when we delve into the microscopic. How cool is this tool from the University of Utah?? Just slide away...

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As biologists we have the majority of the new vocab in this foreign language and we know the barrier it can be to progressing in biology. Really interesting way of looking at how we teach our "key words"

TSFL: Teaching Science as a Foreign Language

The Language of Science One my favourite factoids (which I cannot recall the source of and therefore substantiate) is that pupils learning GCSE science encounter more new words than when they study…

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@chatbiology

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This is such a great, simple model! Anyone else got any favourite things to "make" that students could do at home?

@tinyscienceteacher

@tinysciencetea1

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2 pieces of paper, glue stick, pencil, and scissors. #Steam #science

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The A to Z of running an A-level Biology Journal Club. - Over 10 seminal articles that are freely accessible - Accompanying questions to dissect each paper - Links to the curriculum

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@chatbiology

2 years

Beautiful 😍

Dr Paulina Guerrero

@PinkPaux

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Look at the beautiful mitotic cells in garlic roots that my Y12 students prepared today. So proud! #Edutwitter #STEMeducation #chatbiology #microscopy

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@chatbiology

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What a fantastic clip!!

Sofía Villalpando

@sofiabiologista

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Time-lapse light microscopy footage of a Vampyrella lateritia trophozoite (round) moving along and feeding on cells forming a strand of Spirogyra algae (tubular). Video: Dr Oliver Skibbe

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If you are teaching organelles at A level..... NIH scientists discover key pathway in lysosomes that coronaviruses use to exit cells | National Institutes of Health (NIH)

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@chatbiology

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JOIN US on Tuesday 30th June at 8.30pm (and every week then on) to #chatbiology . Get the date into your diaries!!!! LIKE and RETWEET to get lots of Biologists involved. COMMENT to give us ideas for questions/topics you would like covered 😃

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@chatbiology

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Looking forward to our next chat tomorrow evening at 8:30pm. The topic will be Respiration and Photosynthesis!!

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@chatbiology

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Look at this image!! 🤯🤯🤯

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I think I would give the mark!

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Good Morning everyone!! I hope you have a fab Saturday. Does anyone else LOVE researching the etymology of words in Biology? Love the cross curricular nature of exploring the roots and history of words. Anyone have any favourites? Here’s one I’m adding to planning #chatbiology

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@chatbiology

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Welcome everyone to #chatbiology ! lovely to see you all! :) Our first question tonight is about free biology resources that you use. Dont forget to use the #chatbiology when you reply!

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@chatbiology

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Based on the poll earlier I thought it would be good to introduce some people to hinterland and some good resources to get started! Comment below and share! Hinterland is all the information and background we use to teach the core knowledge that students HAVE to know. /1

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@chatbiology

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Thank you all so much! I know these will keep on going so we can have some great threads for new starters to come back and find! Now I have your attention... 🥳🎉Next week the Chat Biology team will be launching our very own WEBSITE! Full of blogs and resources for you🥳🎉

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Chat Biology

@chatbiology

3 years

What a great tip when teaching inverse square law for photosynthesis!

Philip M Russell

@PhilipMRussell1

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A level #Physics An easy way to understand the inverse square law. Get a spray can 10cm away spray for 1 sec, move 20cm away spray 1 sec and repeat at 40 and 80cm. The circle get larger - same amount of paint, - measure the area. #iteachphysics

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Chat Biology

@chatbiology

2 years

Great tip for osmosis practicals

Dr Paulina Guerrero

@PinkPaux

2 years

Potato osmosis practical tip: add food colouring to the solutions. Only potatoes in hypotonic solutions change colour. Students can then see the results, even before weighing the potatoes & they can analyse, even if they messed up the measurements. @chatbiology #STEMeducation

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@chatbiology

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Interactive 'label the organelle' game - fantastic A-level resource for retrieval/revision (how did I get one wrong?!) #chatbiology

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@chatbiology

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Join us on Tues 14th July at 8:30pm for our next #chatbiology ! Our topic next week is all about misconceptions!

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@chatbiology

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We’re back on Tuesday at 8:30pm with a chat all about homeostasis and hormones! How do you build up the concepts through the Key stages? What makes some hormone topics triple science and others combined? Cell signalling at KS5, whys it so important and more! See you then!

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@chatbiology

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Around 70,000 plant species have been used for medicine! We talk about aspirin and digitalis for GCSE but don't forget coffee, nicotine, cocaine, quinine and many more! These compounds in plants often act as pesticides to deter insects because they don't taste nice or poison!

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@chatbiology

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We talked about transpiration and water on Monday... The evaporation from a large oak or beech tree is ten to twenty-five gallons in twenty-four hours! Transpiration is so loud in large trees you can hear it! Also feel trunk size change from day/night!

BBC Countryfile

@BBCCountryfile

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That's one thirsty tree! #countryfile

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@chatbiology

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Looks like you can get plants into ANY topic if you try!

Tim Stearns

@StearnsLab

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Parsley flowers doing their anaphase A of mitosis imitation

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@chatbiology

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This looks brilliant to help make diagrams! 👇

Sarah Jakoby

@SciDrJakoby

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I discovered @BioRender today. Great tool if you like to make your own diagrams for Higher/ Advanced Higher/ A-level/ GCSE Biology. Lots of templates and individual images which you can adapt to suit your lesson. #chatbiology #edutwitter

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@chatbiology

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Did you know that everyday 'between one and five of your cells turns cancerous (estimate) and your immune system captures and kills them.' Extract from 'The Body' by Bill Bryson. What jaw-dropping facts about the *human body* do you share with students? #chatbiology

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@chatbiology

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Incredible!

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Lovely blog! A great example of how to introduce respiration at KS3 - retrieval questions to make sure the students have the basics before introducing a new idea that combines them. Really essential process with deliberate choices to reduce misconceptions🙌🏻

Making connections through retrieval: An example

One of the main reasons we teach is so that our students can apply what they have learnt to new contexts and situations. Ideally, we want our students to be able to apply their knowledge to situati…

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@chatbiology

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Thanks to ⁦ @brett_kingsbury ⁩ for flagging this site Biology | Experiments on Film

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Chat Biology

@chatbiology

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Biology Teachers Assemble! (tomorrow 8:30pm) The chat will be used to share any fabulous resources people have made to support with revision and teaching for the exams! We want to create a bank of KS4 and 5 resources to support teachers over the next 1/2 term #sharingiscaring

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@chatbiology

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This is such a useful model for retrieval practice. Thanks for sharing this example @MissLLewis #chatbiology

Louise Lewis

@MissLLewis

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Planning retrieval practice for year 11 biologists. Using last lesson, last week, last term, last year model. Incorporating @PatriceBain1 metacognitive key to support and guide their independent retrieval. ⭕️ know from memory ⭐️ needed to check notes.

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@chatbiology

3 years

Giant medical inflatables! Talk about interactive biology! 😍

Adam Llevo

@MrAdamPE

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Our G3 students are currently completing a unit on the body. Today they are going to walk through the heart. #physed #pegeeks #Education #health #pyppe #myppe

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@chatbiology

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Morning everyone! Hope you are having a good start to the day! Question today is…. What are your favourite biology topics to teach and why?

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@chatbiology

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We hope everyone has had a fabulous Tuesday! Who is planning to join us to share in some creative biology chat this evening? Our theme for #Chatbiology this week is all about biology, art and creativity! We'd love to see you there at 8.30 ❤️🤞👍

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@chatbiology

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This is another amazing entry for the Nancy Rothwell competition...

ELA Biology

@ELABiology

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Look at this entry from a Y11 student for the @RoyalSocBio art competition. Such talent should be celebrated and appreciated. I think it’s remarkable. #proudofELA #biology #chatbiology

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@chatbiology

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Excellent! Thanks for sharing. Anyone else have any time-saving hacks for when marking? #chatbiology

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@chatbiology

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@JonDarkow has made many mathematical simulations for biology teachers to use for free. Check them out here:

www.jondarkow.com

Welcome to my collection of computational models for biology and ecology. Hypothesize, test, and revise your mental models. Perturb, run, and reflect upon these thought experiments.

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@chatbiology

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Many A levels courses start with biological molecules. Which molecule do you start with and why? #Alevelbiology #molecules

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@chatbiology

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Look what’s coming……

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@chatbiology

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Last week's #chatbiology on the biology of cold has got me thinking about the importance of contexts. What are the best exam Qs that use an unfamiliar context to really get students thinking? Here are 3 of my favourites featuring naked mole rats, blue ringed octopus and squid!

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@chatbiology

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I am totally stealing this idea for that "wait time"! 😍 It will be like Only Connect! Has anyone got any other "start of the lesson wait time" activities?

Pritesh Raichura

@Mr_Raichura

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Did a word wall for my A-level biologists while we waited for the lesson to start, which they really enjoyed. Make four groups of four words. Find the link in each group. Watch out for red herrings! #ChatBiology

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@chatbiology

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A never before seen rare yellow penguin has been snapped by Belgian photographer Yves Adams:

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Chat Biology

@chatbiology

2 years

Hi everyone! We have three options for you to share: 1) Save directly in here 📁 2) Add the resource description and your handle/email to this spreadsheet so people can ask for copies 3) Comment with links below ⬇️ #sharingiscaring

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@chatbiology

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Incredible!!! One to show students when teaching transport 👇

Rob

@thegallowboob

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No, this isn’t a buttload of lasagna. You’re observing the vascular tissue of a recently burned tree. This is how a tree carries water and minerals from its roots up to its leaves.

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@chatbiology

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Altogether now 🎶It's fun to stay at the r - R - N - A🎶 #chatbiology

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@chatbiology

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Join us for #chatbiology this evening 7/2 8:30GMT to discuss the teaching of inheritance.

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@chatbiology

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Here we go welcome to our first official chat! Q1: What are the best websites for engaging students in independent learning and why? Don't forget to use the #chatbiology in your replies!

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@chatbiology

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This week we'd love to hear your thoughts on teaching evolution, natural selection and genetic technologies. Do come & join us at Tues 25th Jan 8.30GMT to share your ideas and pick other bio teachers' brains!

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@chatbiology

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Study detailing how 21 linked mutations changed crocodiles haemoglobin so that it slowly releases oxygen to tissues that need it which helps them stay underwater for such a long time! Good for a contrast Bohr shift example or talk about mutations!

Study of Ancient Proteins Clarifies Mystery of Crocodiles’ Unique Hemoglobin

Experiments on ancient proteins reveal that mutations are more numerous and nuanced than previously believed. A study by the University of Nebraska–Lincoln investigated crocodiles' unique ability to...

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@chatbiology

3 years

Amazing!! Thank you for sharing!

Dr Dan Jones

@Hookean1

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A-Level Biology teachers. Please find below 288 ppts I have collected over the years. This is my largest share I believe. Please let me know if any I have shared need to be removed and I will do so asap. Pls RT to other Biology teachers if useful! 🧬

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@chatbiology

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How can giant trees survive in dry places? We talk about xerophytic adaptations but do you mention the baobab tree? It can store up to 120,000L of water in its swollen trunk, it's bark is shiny to help it reflect light + heat but also so spongy it can absorb water from the air!

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@chatbiology

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More free CPD - this time on plant science. FYI this course started yesterday.

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@chatbiology

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Big fan of @AmoebaSisters too!

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@chatbiology

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Lovely for A level students who learn about both foetal haemoglobin but also gene editing - sadly the spec isn't quite new enough to include CRISPR but still worth discussing!

New Scientist podcasts

@NewScientistPod

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CRISPR gene editing has been used to treat an inherited genetic condition in humans for the first time. Patients with severe sickle cell disease and beta thalassaemia both require regular blood transfusions. @rowhoop explains. 🎙️ 🎙️

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@chatbiology

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Another awesome scientist for us to share with our students - a really great topic too lots of #hinterland around antibiotic resistance! What models do you use to teach it? I know there are lots of different ones out there!

The Female Lead

@the_female_lead

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Know her name: Jane Hinton was the scientist who made it possible for us to culture bacteria and test for antibiotic resistance. She was also one of the first African American women to gain the degree of Doctor of Veterinary Medicine

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@chatbiology

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Only recently come across the idea of two-tier MCQs and I absolutely love them for diagnostic questioning. Does anyone else use them? These are available as part of the BEST resources #chatbiology

Helen Harden

@hecharden

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@teacherhead @BestEvSciTeach Here is a two-tier MCQ for biology. The second tier gives the teacher more information about the students' thinking.

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@chatbiology

3 years

Look at that pigment separation!

Rendcomb College Science Department

@RendcombScience

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Chemistry-Biology crossover - thin layer chromatography of leaf pigments using a great method from @CLEAPSS @rendcombcollege #teachchemistry #teachbiology

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@chatbiology

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2020 has had plenty of low moments but the formation of #chatbiology has been a highlight. Thank you to all those who contribute in any way to this community; it’s wonderful to see biology educators helping & supporting each other.

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@chatbiology

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It's #WorldBeeDay2023 this week so we thought we would have a chat about all things insect related! Come ready tonight at 8:30pm ⏰ to chat about how and where you use insects in the biology curriculum and maybe ideas for how we could include them more? #chatbiology

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@chatbiology

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BBC One - Panorama, The Race for a Vaccine Find it on iPlayer. Could be set for GCSE and A level students.

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@chatbiology

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In 24hrs time it will be our first official #chatbiology ! 🥳 Set a reminder for 8:30 tomorrow so you can join us and share your best biology websites and maybe get a few recommendations in return to share with your school!

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@chatbiology

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Finish your marking, put your PJs on & come and relax with us at 8:30 this evening. We'll be thinking ahead to Thursday's International Girls & Women in Science Day.

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@chatbiology

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We’re chatting all things microbiology based at 8:30pm GMT Tuesday November 2nd. Do come and chat with us.

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@chatbiology

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Free Covid related infographic resources!

Compound Interest | Chemistry infographics

@compoundchem

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Around a year ago the WHO declared #COVID19 a global pandemic. I’ve made a number of graphic explainers on some of the key pandemic topics since, all available to view and download here:

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@chatbiology

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Another female scientist to add to your lists…..

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@chatbiology

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In case you missed it - KS3 Biology resources to get your students thinking!

Best Evidence Science Teaching (BEST)

@BestEvSciTeach

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Hundreds of FREE diagnostic questions & response activities to probe students' misunderstandings. Progression toolkits to develop key concepts. Subject maps for curriculum planning. Developed from research evidence by @UYSEG @Salters_Inst & @STEMLearningUK

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@chatbiology

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Merry Christmas Everyone! 🎄 Welcome to Day 1 of our 12 Days of Christmas Biology Blogs🎁 Our first blog comes from @mrsjmasters who has got some festive biology science club ideas. Please check out the rest of her amazing blog as well! #chatbiology

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@chatbiology

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Join us tonight at 8.30pm for #chatbiology where we will be talking all things misconceptions!

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@chatbiology

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Don’t forget, the next live #chatbiology is tomorrow, Tuesday 7th July, 8:30pm! Our focus tomorrow is resources and practicals... especially books to help in teaching biology. So get those thinking caps on and look forward to seeing you there!

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@chatbiology

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Hope you are all having a lovely bank holiday weekend and not using the extra day for too much marking! Our next chat is scheduled for 8:30pm Tuesday 4th May. Here is our topic!

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@chatbiology

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Love this description of apoptosis from Nick Lane! #chatbiology

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@chatbiology

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Super duper!! #Chatbiology

SAPS

@SAPS_News

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You can view our biology practical demos, animations & A-level core practical videos on our YouTube channel. Happy viewing! #ASEConf2021 #PlantSci #SAPSatASE

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@chatbiology

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A massive thank you to our blog contributors: @brett_kingsbury @CMooreAnderson and an exclusive one for us for the launch from @AhmedKhattabUK ! A detailed walkthrough of direct instruction + visualizer to teach the heart + great use of MWB for feedback!

How I Teach The Heart: Part 1

This is the first in a series of posts where I will go through how I teach different topics in biology. This post will focus on how I teach the structure of the heart so pupils can identify the fou…

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Chat Biology

@chatbiology

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So with only a few weeks left of the holidays, some people are starting to plan for next term. How can we help? Are there any resources you are looking for? Any tips or hints? Let us know and we’ll try and help! #helpabiologyteacher #helpascienceteacher

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@chatbiology

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Can you believe that #chatbiology is one today?!! What a year! We'd love to know how chatbiology has helped you since starting up a year ago so please feel free to share your stories below! We'd also love to hear what you've enjoyed the most since following us 👍👍

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@chatbiology

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Like this pretty mixed culture we often have mixed ability Biology classes. Join us tomorrow (28th June) 8:30pm to discuss three questions relating to this. #chatbiology

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@chatbiology

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The Wood Wide Web: How trees secretly talk to and share with each other | The Kid Should See This

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@chatbiology

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Always good to have a source for plant info! Sometimes we forget the little things like can your students identify which one is xylem and which one is phloem in the bundle?

Plants Grow Here Podcast

@PlantsGrowHere

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Our Plant Biology Basics episode with @RosGleadow is now live! It's the ultimate #podcast episode for those wanting to know more about how plants work - it goes deep but it's still approachable to the average gardener. Thanks so much Ros!

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@chatbiology

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Another kind offer of sharing resources. Thank you.

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Our next #chatbiology is tomorrow (tues 6th Oct), 8:30pm! The topic will be about Revision in Biology! Hope to see you there!

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@chatbiology

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How awesome is this?!! 2 years of #chatbiology #OurTwitterAnniversary

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Are you planning on using #COVID19 examples in your teaching? If so, how? It does link beautifully to multiple topics in the curriculum. Some great visuals here for you to incorporate ⬇️

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@chatbiology

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What?? "Photons of light have no colour, sound waves no sound, olfactory molecules no odour... they are invisible, weightless, subatomic particles of matter travelling through space. All the richness of life is created inside your head" #chatbiology GIF reactions 😀

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@chatbiology

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Fantastic resource!

Dr. Shetal AO

@DrShetalAO

4 years

Just discovered 'Build-A-Cell' - a drag/drop interactive game to teach students about organelles in various cell types. Friday evening and I have just spent the last hr playing it... Free to register! @chatbiology #chatbiology #ffbteachers #ffbbiology

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Awesome tip! 🙌 #chatbiology

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Do you use information about toxins when teaching the nervous system at KS5?

RSB East Midlands Branch 🏳️‍🌈

@RSBEastMids

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#spookybiology The slow loris - cute, right? But when threatened, the loris licks a toxin-producing brachial gland under its arm, facilitating a venomous bite! Photo: Nature

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@chatbiology

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Just reviewing some plant adaptations slides & it got me wondering- what are your favourite plant adaptations and why? 🤔🤔 #Chatbiology

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@chatbiology

4 years

Morning everyone! If you are back to school today..... we hope it goes well! #chatbiology

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@chatbiology

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🚨This is your 30 minute warning!🚨 The launch of the Chat Biology Website is happening tonight - please join us to support, retweet and check out our awesome blogs and resources. With an exclusive "how to" blog from @AhmedKhattabUK 😊 We are going live at 8:30pm 🥳

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@chatbiology

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thank you everyone for joining in this evening and do keep sharing! it's so great to support each other. We will hopefully collate all of these great little tidbits into 1 place so it will all be easier to find!

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@chatbiology

3 years

Request for tips on inclusive teaching: A KS3 student is changing name and pronouns from she to he. Teaching human reproduction soon and want to get things right to make him feel safe and included. Has anyone been in this position before? Particularly for referring to sex organs

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