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good video.. hope teacher can finish upload the chapter 12

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Very helpful thx!

The mind map pdf file in the description is very beautiful

Very good mind map

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Teacher do you have tuition classes?

Easy to understand. Thank you teacher!

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Tq sir much teacherxeven after 4 years is helping other For students who not have tuition is video's are really helpful I hope why understanding this videos only i will get A+in biology jpn kedah

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A good day to you miss :D I was looking for your video on form 5 chapter 6 kssm but couldnt find one, do you plan on making a video about the sexual reproduction in flowering plants any soon, miss? I really love all the videos you make on biology, they're all so easy to comprehend and effective to watch. Your teaching plays a huge role on my studying session so I would really really appreciate your time on covering this chapter. Much love! <3

Helped a lot thanks!!!

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12:43 Hi tcr, why sucrose is active transported into companion cell? Sucrose concentration in leaf cell is higher than companion cell. Why active transport? Let's say the size of sucrose is too big, so it use carrier protein to diffuse. Shd be facilitated diffusion right? Cuz the sucrose concentration differences between companion cell and leaf cell. Hope tcr can help me in the question.

this way of learning is really helpful to me, thanks!! wish me all the best on this last spm paper 😄

Thak you for the video teacher! Super helpful❤

I'm really enjoying this Vedio thanks

thank you so much for making such a thorough video explaining every question in detail. Appreciate it and i will be taking my bio spm paper very soon. Wish us luck teacher and thank youuuu

Very helpful .Thank you so much

I love your videos.

Teacher i love you 😭 . You helped me a lot <3

that was really nice .. thnks

hi, when will you have part 2?

teacher can make a video for F4 KSSM chapter13.1 homeostasis ?

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hi tchr, can i ask for the observation, is it a must to write the data and value? because my school teacher had told us not to write any data but only the MV and RV. As an example, if the experiment involves thermometer, my tchr told us to just write that there is an increase in thermometer reading, im abit confused as to follow which format now aha

Thank you so muchh teacher....it really helped me to understand the entire concept. Please make more videos like this in the future ❤❤❤

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This animation helps us understand & remember the changes that occur to the thickness of the endometrium ( lining of uterus) from Day 1-28, in the MENSTRUAL CYCLE Attribution: Dove Love - Music by Quincas Moreira @TH-cam

where can i access the slide? if possible

tq cher hope you are doing well

Teacher do you have any video for endocrine system ?

Thank you tchr for making this video!! ❤❤

Should be BREAK DOWN ( a verb, so separate both words).....Here is an amazing discovery I made about the word BILE. The code BILE has been cracked. You will never forget the function of bile again after remembering this tip! Boost your grades by using these acronyms, memory tips and shorts summary videos. Share, like and subscribe for more content.📈👍😊

Teacher becaue of you i got A for my bio . Keep up this good workk

A HANDY TEACHING AID FOR TEACHERS & STUDENTS! Here is an innovative method I created to teach students the meaning of HAPLOID and DIPLOID cells. It is a really handy teaching aid that all TEACHERS and STUDENTS can use because the teaching aid are our own pairs of hands! Students will have a LIGHT BULB moment when they use their own models (hands) to figure out the meaning and differences between a haploid cell & diploid cell. EG: (a) A HAPLOID cell contains only ONE set of chromosomes that are all different but a DIPLOID cell contains TWO sets of chromosomes, 1 set from the sperm( father) called the PATERNAL CHROMOSOMES and 1 set from the ovum (MOTHER) called the MATERNAL chromosomes. (b) In a HAPLOID CELL, there is only ONE COPY of each type of chromosome but in a DIPLOID CELL there are 2 COPIES of each type of chromosome, EG two copies of Chromosome number 1, one paternal chromosome and one maternal chromosome. Share, like and subscribe to my channel for more tips on BIOLOGY!

Many students tend to forget what glycolysis is all about. Here is a good digital flashcard to refresh your memory about: > AEROBIC RESPIRATION > GLYCOLYSIS, which occurs in the cytoplasm > OXIDATION OF PYRUVATE in the mitochondria The advantage of this flashcard is that you can repeat listening to it from time to time to strengthen your memory. You can also make your own flashcard from this Shorts.

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Hi can we get more videos for form 4 chapter 15 and 14

A truly amazing memory tip for the 4 enzymes used in protein digestion, based on the word PROTEIN! THIS WORD PROTEIN holds a secret code for its 4 enzymes ( PEPSIN, RENNIN, TRYPSIN, EREPSIN) ...the code is NOW REVEALED !😊🍗📈

This shorts video guides us on how to write an excellent essay answer on the digestion of proteins, for example, in chicken meat. Digestion of proteins is carried out by 3 enzymes, which are, pepsin in the stomach, trypsin in the duodenum and erepsin in the ileum. PEPSIN is secreted in gastric juice from gastric glands in stomach. TRYPSIN is secreted in pancreatic juice from pancreas. EREPSIN is secreted in intestinal juice from ileum. We should state the site, digestive juices and glands to get more marks. We can also write down the word equations for hydrolysis of proteins.

HI teacher, why the shape of light intensity graph, temperature graph and air movement are difference? However three of them are the graph that y increase, x increase graph. Can i draw the graph of three of them that are same with the light intensity graph

hi teacher, i did the energy value experiment for amali today, and for the final temperature of water, i got over 100 degree C.. is it possible?

thankyou so muchhh teacherrr... I think i love biology now haha😂

Could you share this notes in PDF form😃Thank you teacher!!!!

16:16 Why when sucrose is transported from the sieve tube to other parts of plant needs energy? I thought only from companion cells to sieve tube need enery

For the answer for 26:51, can it be calcium?