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- access high quality resources to enrich front-of-class teaching
- upload their own resources, so that everything is in one place
- group resources to create lesson plans, which can be shared online with colleagues
- set personalised homework and revision tasks for students and track their progress online.
- log in to homework and revision resources anywhere they have internet access
- be inspired by engaging content tailored to their exam specification and level, with instant feedback
- keep up with work if they miss school, and share their work with parents - kerboodle! bridges the gap between school and home.
What else can I help you with?
Plant roots grow downwards due to gravity. What name is given to this response to gravity?
You shouldn't be using the internet to find out the answers to kerboodle!
Where do you find the sound files on kerboodle?
On Kerboodle, sound files can typically be found within specific course materials or resources. Navigate to the relevant section of your course, such as "Units" or "Lessons," where audio resources are often linked. Look for icons or labels indicating audio or multimedia content, which you can click to access the sound files. If you have difficulty finding them, check the course guide or ask your teacher for assistance.
A diagram that shows all of the possible combinations of alleles from the parents of a trait is a?
Punnet square? I think so...
Light for a torch and kinetic energy are both what?
Well, honey, light for a torch is a form of electromagnetic energy, while kinetic energy is the energy of motion. So technically speaking, they're both forms of energy, just strutting their stuff in different ways. Hope that clears things up for ya, darling.
When do you take gcse?
The best way to revise is; 1. Write all your notes down and key information on some paper. Read through it, memorise it. 2. watch TV for 10 mins, or keep your self occupied for 10 mins (NOT REVISING). 3. After 10mins, scan quickly through your notes and say them out loud. Say as much as you can without looking at your notes, walk around if you have to, shout whatever helps you. This is how I revise, and it's great. I usually have some music in the background just to lighten the mood and it usually motivates me to achieve what I can! Good luck! Hope I helped! There is also a brilliant site called 'Kerboodle'. It has all the AQA text books you use at school, so that has pretty much everything you need for GCSE! Take a look, what have you got to loose? Good luck again!:)
