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The classes of food such as carbohydrates, fats, proteins, fibres, water and vitamins are explained by Leslie Samuel. Detailed explanations on their importance in our bodies.
Sunday, May 29, 2011
The vital nutrients by Leslie Samuel
Hi,
The classes of food such as carbohydrates, fats, proteins, fibres, water and vitamins are explained by Leslie Samuel. Detailed explanations on their importance in our bodies.
The classes of food such as carbohydrates, fats, proteins, fibres, water and vitamins are explained by Leslie Samuel. Detailed explanations on their importance in our bodies.
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Following digestion of a meal by Leslie Samuel
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This video is excellent. Watch the functions of the digestive system and a journey through the digestive system.
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This video is excellent. Watch the functions of the digestive system and a journey through the digestive system.
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The skin by Leslie Samuel
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View this vivid video in which Leslie explains the structure of the skin and how it performs its various functions.
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View this vivid video in which Leslie explains the structure of the skin and how it performs its various functions.
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Endocrine system by Leslie Samuel
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Endocrine system and hormones are very clearly explained in this video.
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Endocrine system and hormones are very clearly explained in this video.
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Cellular Respiration-energy in a cell, by Leslie Samuel
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The first part of the video contains a very detailed description of the process. Parts of it are not required in our syllabus for O or N Levels but very interesting anyway.
Aerobic respiration, anaerobic respiration (alcoholic fermentation in yeast cells and lactic acid formation in muscle cells) found in the last one third are very good
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The first part of the video contains a very detailed description of the process. Parts of it are not required in our syllabus for O or N Levels but very interesting anyway.
Aerobic respiration, anaerobic respiration (alcoholic fermentation in yeast cells and lactic acid formation in muscle cells) found in the last one third are very good
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Saturday, May 28, 2011
Photosynthesis- energy in a plant, by Leslie Samuel
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Watch this video for a very detailed description of the process.
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Watch this video for a very detailed description of the process.
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Organisms and their environment by Leslie Samuel
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Part 1 Levels of organisation,
Part 2 Ecology and ecosystem
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Part 1 Levels of organisation,
Part 2 Ecology and ecosystem
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Nutrition, food chains and energy flow
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Part 1
Types of nutrition in organisms, energy flow:
Part 2
Flow of energy in the food chain and material cycles in nature:
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Part 1
Types of nutrition in organisms, energy flow:
Part 2
Flow of energy in the food chain and material cycles in nature:
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Methods in Biology by Leislie Samuel
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Watch the two videos below by Leslie Samuel teach characteristics of living things:
1-organisation
2-reproduction
3-growth and development
4-adjusting to the environment
5-adaptation and evolution
Part 2, Methods in biology:
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Watch the two videos below by Leslie Samuel teach characteristics of living things:
1-organisation
2-reproduction
3-growth and development
4-adjusting to the environment
5-adaptation and evolution
Part 2, Methods in biology:
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Water and life processes by Leslie Samuel
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Water is important to life processes. View the entertaining video.
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Water is important to life processes. View the entertaining video.
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The unit of life, by Leslie Samuel
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A very good introduction to cells, the units of life. A very warm and funny teacher presents the topic.
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A very good introduction to cells, the units of life. A very warm and funny teacher presents the topic.
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Nuclear energy is safe?
This article is about depending on nuclear power and the dangers that goes with production and distribution of the energy.
The accident at an earthquake-stricken Japanese nuclear plant in March made many countries review their plans to build and operate nuclear plants.The people are asking the authorities to reconsider the ethics in having nuclear plants. They are also clamouring to review the present safety measures especially if the plants are old.
Nuclear plants cost a fortune to build, but not much to run. So despite a steep tax on nuclear fuel, they are a cheap and reliable source of power that emits almost no greenhouse gases.
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The accident at an earthquake-stricken Japanese nuclear plant in March made many countries review their plans to build and operate nuclear plants.The people are asking the authorities to reconsider the ethics in having nuclear plants. They are also clamouring to review the present safety measures especially if the plants are old.
Nuclear plants cost a fortune to build, but not much to run. So despite a steep tax on nuclear fuel, they are a cheap and reliable source of power that emits almost no greenhouse gases.
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