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Year 11 · Your subject space

Science

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How to learn in Year 11 Science

Watch this short guide, then choose a lesson below.

Learn through explanations, worked examples and practice.

Your earlier submitted work and progress are retained in your learning history. These replacement lessons have their own progress.

Cells

  1. Growth and specialised functions need different ideas

Defence

  1. Different pathogens and defences must be distinguished
  2. A fair comparison needs controls and safeguards

Coordination

  1. A response follows a pathway
  2. A control response opposes a deviation

Reproduction

  1. Hormones coordinate reproductive processes

Inheritance

  1. A simple cross predicts probabilities

Evolution

  1. Evolutionary explanations use multiple lines of evidence

Biotechnology

  1. Different methods change inherited outcomes differently

Ecology

  1. Measure a habitat without confusing the sample with the whole

Reaction rates

  1. Successful collisions require suitable energy

Reversible reactions

  1. Equal rates do not mean equal amounts

Energy changes

  1. Breaking bonds takes energy

Analysis

  1. A separation gives evidence about a mixture

Quantitative chemistry

  1. State which quantity the calculation measures

Organic chemistry

  1. A mixture can be separated or chemically changed

Resources

  1. Reactivity affects extraction choices
  2. Count impacts beyond the moment of use

Atmosphere

  1. Different emissions have different effects

Water

  1. Safe drinking water is not chemically pure water

Motion

  1. An unbalanced force changes velocity
  2. Gradient and area answer different questions
  3. Reaction and braking contribute different distances

Forces

  1. Conservation applies to a defined system

Waves

  1. Link distance per cycle with cycles per second
  2. One family spans different frequencies
  3. Direction changes depend on the boundary geometry

Electromagnetism

  1. Electric and magnetic effects can transfer energy
  2. Higher transmission voltage can reduce heating loss

Nuclear physics

  1. Nuclear changes differ from chemical rearrangement

Check your learning

  1. Year 11 Science — course check