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27th September Yeast investigation planning feedback

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27th September Yeast investigation planning feedback

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1st October Yeast results, conclusion and evaluation feedback.

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1st October Yeast results, conclusion and evaluation feedback.

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Some of you struggled with the scales on the axis - this video is a reminder of what to do

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Teach what you know. Learn what you don’t.

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Oliver

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Rafza

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Betty’s ITV news at 9

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by Sabri sheikh

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Marizu

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There are some fantastic videos. The editing is much better than before as there is more emphasis on hearing the commentary not the music.

Ask yourself - have you explained what fossils are, how they are formed and what their importance is. You also need to link fossils to their role in evolution - they provide the evidence.

Some of you have focused too much on Anning’s life and have missed these key points out.

Try to be more creative in your videos - a mix of videos and narrative over pictures would make it more interesting to watch.