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S.3 Biology, Term 1

Excretion in Animals

Theme: Excretion 19 periods 6 learning outcomes

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S.3 · Biology · Term 1

Excretion in Animals

BIO-S3-T1-03 19 periods

Competency

The learner understands that different organs excrete different waste products, and is able to relate the organs of excretion in the human body to their functions.

Learning outcomes for Excretion in Animals
1 Appreciate the need to remove unwanted substances from the bodies of living organisms Understanding
2 Understand the process of excretion in humans, including the loss of waste products in sweat, urine and through breathing KnowledgeUnderstanding
3 Understand and explain how and why the human body reacts to raised levels of carbon dioxide UnderstandingSkills
4 Identify the causes, symptoms and treatment of kidney failure Understanding
5 Understand the need for tests to determine the presence of glucose and protein in urine, and explain the significance of the tests UnderstandingSkillsValues & attitudes
6 Recognise the need for proper disposal of human waste; e.g. urine SkillsValues & attitudes
What do the labels mean?

Each learning outcome is tagged with what it builds: Knowledge (facts you can recall), Understanding (explaining why), Skills (things you can do), Values & attitudes, and Generic skills such as communication and critical thinking.

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