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S.3 Biology, Term 1

Gaseous Exchange

Theme: Respiration in plants and animals 14 periods 6 learning outcomes

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S.3 · Biology · Term 1

Gaseous Exchange

BIO-S3-T1-01 14 periods

Competency

The learner knows the functions of, and is able to recognize the similarities and differences of, gas exchange surfaces in different organisms.

Learning outcomes for Gaseous Exchange
1 Appreciate the need for a gaseous exchange system in a multicellular organisms Understanding
2 Identify adaptations of gas exchange surfaces Understanding
3 Understand the structure of the human respiratory system, and explain the mechanism of gaseous exchange in humans UnderstandingSkills
4 Determine and understand the variation in the percentage composition of gases in inhaled and exhaled air SkillsUnderstanding
5 Understand the dangers of smoking and air pollution to gas exchange surfaces in the lungs UnderstandingValues & attitudes
6 Know the causes, symptoms and treatment of diseases (bronchitis, emphysema, lung cancer, throat cancer, and chronic cough) associated with respiratory organs in humans KnowledgeUnderstanding
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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