This exploratory unit on cells will offer learners the skills they need to observe different kinds of cells, describe their functions, compare them and then report on their findings. Your learners will be offered the chance to learn how to set up a light microscope and use it to observe a variety of animal and plant cells. Different types of cells are then explored, such as unicellular and multicellular organisms. This unit has both theoretical and practical elements and will expose learners to using a range of scientific equipment for observation and measurement.
Shannon started her journey with Developing Experts by completing PHD placement while studying for her Doctorate in Developmental Biology at the University of East Anglia. Shannon has since joined the team full-time as a Project Manager working with the company's industry partners. Shannon knows a lot about chickens!
Rebecca studied Psychology at the University of York before working in a variety of roles - in both the UK and internationally - where she assisted individuals with neurodegenerative and developmental conditions. She then completed her science teacher training with the National STEM centre, Royal Society of Chemistry and the Association for Science Education. Rebecca teaches biology and chemistry at Key Stage 4 and general science at Key Stage 3, and has also ran neuroscience and eco clubs at her school.
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