
Well done on completing the work, tasks and videos on the Oakes Future page. This really shows your commitment to the course and we are excited to be working with you more in September. This next page will be updated with different tasks to help develop your skills further. It gives you the opportunity to delve into content from the course and get you ready to start in the new term. Feel free to contact us if you have any questions but use this page to strengthen your knowledge and interest in Biology.
Task 1
Most people today appreciate that we are made of billions of cells. However, this was not always the case. Cells are too small to be seen with the naked eye, so it was not until microscopes were available that people could see that animals and plants were made of cells. Scientists also observed single-celled organisms for the first time. As microscopes improved, biologists were able to see the even smaller structures inside cells and sophisticated biochemical techniques enabled them to work out what each part of the cell actually did.
Watch the video here and then take a look at the tasks associated with the video below. You can drag the tasks to your desktop if you would like to print and fill them in by hand.
Task 2
You may remember sub-cellular structures that cells are made of from GCSE, well there is lots more to explore at A-level. Take the grand tour of a cell by watching the video below:
Watch the video here and then take a look at the tasks associated with the video below. You can drag the tasks to your desktop if you would like to print and fill them in by hand.
