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I love this channel. I was a slacker throughout my entire AS and A levels and now that I’ve been getting my sh*t together and studying from home this channel has helped me a lot to understand things better. Thank you!!
Eloise Fay generally the syllabus is hard so it’s gonna take a while to understand and I did and still facing the same exact thing but I hope we’ll get it :-))
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Hey dude I’ve been studying a level biology as of recent and have been struggling. But these videos I feel as if they’re really helping! Keep up the amazing work!
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You’re amazing. Thank you for these videos. I have been studying this subject off the notes provided by my college and really struggled to understand as my background is not biology. But your videos not only made the learning easy, it made it fun and I think I’m a fan of biology. Great teacher. X
this is very helpful but i think there is a mistake at 11:29 doesn't hydrolysis need to be "polymers broken apart" instead of "monomers broken apart" because monomers are the building blocks and polymers are the long chains, right?
these videos are amazing :) everything explained in detail and interesting too definitely going to recommend to anyone who needs help revising. Hopefully going to help me pass the exams in a month for a one year a level course wish me luck!
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Do these videos match edexcel pearson IAL Bio exactly? Is it a sufficient resource or do i still have to use the textbook? Are these vidoes useful only for revision or can i use them for studying the first time?
Hey mate, really appreciate the work you do in summarising all this in a relatively short period of time, sorry for nitpicking but the molecule for which you labelled "lipid" is actually a phospholipid isn't it? Cuz the circle represents the phosphate head?
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Thank You so so so much for explaining everything from the start and explaining it in such an easy way. I understood everything for the first time!!!! Thank u so so much sir!
@@adailyfact I've learnt more about history these past few months. I can share my entire description of World War 2 but it is actually accurate and not just some simple google research thing that takes 5 minutes. Also I meant to say 7th grade, idfk how I've only just touched onto this mistake I made almost technically a year ago. World War 2 was the most brutal and foul war in history yet, it began on September 1 1939, the day when Nazi Germany invaded Poland, just 2 days later Great Britain and France declared war on Nazi Germany for their actions, Hitler never expected a war, although his plans were to rid the world of Jews and other minorities he deemed guilty of causing the collapse of his beautiful Germany after WW1 and because he believed that those such as Polish people were responsible for it. Although the shelling of a Polish garrison at Westerplatte, is believed to be the first shots fired of WW2. There were many leaders. Allies: Winston Churchill (Former Prime Minister of England) Franklin D.Roosevert (32nd president of the USA), and Joseph Stalin (Dictator of the Soviet Union) Axis Powers: Adolf Hitler, Benito Mussolini and Hirohito. (Nazi Germany, Imperalism Japan and Fascist Italy) They all fought against each other for all these 6 years of terror, dread, pain, suffering and agony. Major events such as Pearl Harbour bombing on December 7 1941, and soon later on in 1945, the USA finally got their desired revenge and bombed Hiroshima, Japan around 2 times on August 6 1945, D-Day was the LARGEST and most brutal battle in history, involving the British, French, Germans, Americans etc. It was all a brutal fate they met for their own sacrifices, not to mention the infamous date April 30 1945, Adolf Hitler had finally accepted defeat and committed suicide or probably fled to somewhere to live out the rest of his days until he died due to the SovIet Union having stormed Germany, Berlin. He couldn't take it, so Germany restored back to its original state after a few years. Although with the 2 Joseph Stalin and Franklin.D Roosevert, Captalism vs Communism was becoming major, and which lead to the Cold War.
All living things were created as they are. With all due respect, no such thing as a common ancestor. Living things are so phenomenally intellectual deigns and combinations of scientific and mathematical facts that it is absolutely impossible for such a diversity to come to existence simply by random, unsupervised, wilful, out of no where, overtime, I feel like it kinda change. I really wish intelligent people like scientists wouldn't be so oblivious of this basic concept. I really wish the government and other platforms would stop brainwashing everyone about this in their text just as an agenda to popularise atheism. I really wish this idea is not endorsed. Great video, but the idea of the unknown common ancestor is such an unreasonable idea to popularise and endorse. of course this is a huge agenda funded by the government like how they're desperately trying to brainwash everyone into thinking how miserable Russia has made Ukraine as if there is nothing else of similar or larger scale going on in this world for years on end and endlessly which they are purposely as usual acting oblivious to. intelligent people with a bit of self respect really need to stop saying such absurd things and A level biology will still be just as good.
Your concept of all beings were created as they were creates large plot wholes not just in biolagy but in similar branches aswell all beings have a similar relaitonship and was created from several (or more) branches ahead of what we called the common ansestor its basic evoulotion wich is found in molecular biolagy "all living organisms were desended from a common ancestor" the presumed last common ancestor of eukaryotes branched of the presumed last common ancestor of all extant organism's the last common ancestor of all extant organism's branched of into Bacteria Thermus, cyanobacteria, Thermotogales and much more even organells wich were in the cell mitochondria and chloroplasts the presumed last common ancestor of eukaryotes branched off into Archaea and Eukaryotas crenarchaeota, korachaeota and much more the thereoy of evoulotion states that us animal, plants and fungi branched of by the first organisms wich were existint on earth (after its own creation from materials rovolving around the sun) the chemoatotrophs the first organism then branched into are known cellular organisms wich then formed into humans this means all living beings have a similar relaitonship and common ansestors exist by the stand of are knowledge i hope you understand
Gcse have finished revising for a levels now this helps so much thank you
lol, and i thought i was the only person doing this
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Finally! someone explaining these small basic terms before jumping into broader complex topics that include these terms. Thank you so much!!
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This is exactly it. I need to start with the building blocks and do baby steps 🥲
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I have just started studying biology independently can you please guide me
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This video is more than amazing. Why can’t my teacher explain this way? Everything went inside my head sharp and neat, it was quick from nothing to full understanding. Wow! Great job.
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I love this channel.
I was a slacker throughout my entire AS and A levels and now that I’ve been getting my sh*t together and studying from home this channel has helped me a lot to understand things better.
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Same life’s crap rn
and that moment when you realise freesciencelessons doesnt make a level vids :(
when everyone is saying how helpful this video is but im sat here not understanding anything contemplating my choice of taking biology a level...
still a VERY useful video I'm just a little bit stupid. Thank you very much glad I found this channel!!
Don’t worry! I’m finding it very overwhelming as well but the more we listen and get familiar with the A-level concepts, the more we will understand!
Eloise Fay generally the syllabus is hard so it’s gonna take a while to understand and I did and still facing the same exact thing but I hope we’ll get it :-))
Thank god I'm not the only one
I too am, I quote, "contemplating my choice of taking biology a level"- its either that or Physics...
I’m so happy I chose a level bio even though people say it’s hard I find it super interesting
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very concise and helpful not at all like those hard to follow along textbooks.... thankyou!
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I gave it the 2100th like- a once-in-a-lifetime event... a marvelous video- small enough for me to take it in one bite, big enough to matter for my grade- I cant thank you enough...
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You’re amazing. Thank you for these videos. I have been studying this subject off the notes provided by my college and really struggled to understand as my background is not biology. But your videos not only made the learning easy, it made it fun and I think I’m a fan of biology. Great teacher. X
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this is very helpful but i think there is a mistake at 11:29 doesn't hydrolysis need to be "polymers broken apart" instead of "monomers broken apart" because monomers are the building blocks and polymers are the long chains, right?
No because it's monomers that make up the chain of polymers and it's monomers that are either joined or broken
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Very useful and brief explanations. Thank You!!!
Thanks so much..I have an exam tomorrow and this was my first time studying biological molecules and I got the whole concept in less than 30mins
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these videos are amazing :) everything explained in detail and interesting too definitely going to recommend to anyone who needs help revising. Hopefully going to help me pass the exams in a month for a one year a level course wish me luck!
Very comprehensive. Thanks for this 👍🏻
starting a level revision right after gcse's 🫡
Good teaching, easy to understand.
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In the summary table near the end, for hydrolysis should it be ‘polymers broken apart’ or what it says (monomers broken apart).
I think it means monomers broken apart from other monomers. Polymers broken apart would mean the same thing.
Does your playlist cover both year 1 and year 2?
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One question plz .... why all the organic molecules do not form polymers?
I think it’s because the bonding of the organic molecules? And the organic molecules are polymers?
Do these videos match edexcel pearson IAL Bio exactly? Is it a sufficient resource or do i still have to use the textbook? Are these vidoes useful only for revision or can i use them for studying the first time?
Gcse nearly finished might as well get a head start and start revising for A levels before I even get my gcse grades.
Did I just write this whole thing down and school do cancelled? Yes
Thank u very much you have provided us a good biology series.
thanks a lot.
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Hey mate, really appreciate the work you do in summarising all this in a relatively short period of time, sorry for nitpicking but the molecule for which you labelled "lipid" is actually a phospholipid isn't it? Cuz the circle represents the phosphate head?
Was bored asf so started to revise a levels #Quarantine damnnnnn 🥶
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Since lipids are not composed of same repeating unit ,they are not polymers like other biological molecules but they are just macromolecules right?
Very informative 👏
Is it suitable for igcse biology AS
Is there a way to download these notes that he is teaching over? Amazing content by the way.
lets gooo finally found A level version of freesciencelessons
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Thank You so so so much for explaining everything from the start and explaining it in such an easy way. I understood everything for the first time!!!! Thank u so so much sir!
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Sorry I'm new here, are these for Cambridge A/Ls
may I have a material you use in the video? if you can I want to be allowed to share it !
Well explained
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On lipids: If the fatty acids are identical monomers then how come they are 'non-repeating'? Do they not repeat thrice?
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I don’t get why it says that the condensation reaction is the removal of water when you are literally making water? Can anyone please help? 13:34
Removal of water from the molecules
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Can anyone help me i am confused whether i should study from with this channel or ms coopers biology??
adifferentillusion just watch both for revision or stick with the one that helps you understand better
Legendary video
Just finished year 11... I wanted start studying for A levels early but this is just too information all at once lol
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Im really getting help thanks a lot esp in the covid 19 pandemic
can someone tell me the difference between aqa and ocr ?
they're two different exam boards
Are these videos also good for Oxford AQA 9610?
Yes it helps alot!
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4:55 which is it formula ? Lipid or type of sugar
Just a tip, play these videos on x2 playback speed
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does anyone have insight on wether what kind of grades these videos get you?
grade 11 and 12 AS and A Levels
Thanks a lot.
I am in 8th grade and studying more and more to be ahead of my classes.
Such resilience and academic prowess, I salute your efforts!
@@adailyfact I've learnt more about history these past few months.
I can share my entire description of World War 2 but it is actually accurate and not just some simple google research thing that takes 5 minutes. Also I meant to say 7th grade, idfk how I've only just touched onto this mistake I made almost technically a year ago.
World War 2 was the most brutal and foul war in history yet, it began on September 1 1939, the day when Nazi Germany invaded Poland, just 2 days later Great Britain and France declared war on Nazi Germany for their actions, Hitler never expected a war, although his plans were to rid the world of Jews and other minorities he deemed guilty of causing the collapse of his beautiful Germany after WW1 and because he believed that those such as Polish people were responsible for it. Although the shelling of a Polish garrison at Westerplatte, is believed to be the first shots fired of WW2. There were many leaders. Allies: Winston Churchill (Former Prime Minister of England) Franklin D.Roosevert (32nd president of the USA), and Joseph Stalin (Dictator of the Soviet Union) Axis Powers: Adolf Hitler, Benito Mussolini and Hirohito. (Nazi Germany, Imperalism Japan and Fascist Italy)
They all fought against each other for all these 6 years of terror, dread, pain, suffering and agony. Major events such as Pearl Harbour bombing on December 7 1941, and soon later on in 1945, the USA finally got their desired revenge and bombed Hiroshima, Japan around 2 times on August 6 1945, D-Day was the LARGEST and most brutal battle in history, involving the British, French, Germans, Americans etc. It was all a brutal fate they met for their own sacrifices, not to mention the infamous date April 30 1945, Adolf Hitler had finally accepted defeat and committed suicide or probably fled to somewhere to live out the rest of his days until he died due to the SovIet Union having stormed Germany, Berlin. He couldn't take it, so Germany restored back to its original state after a few years. Although with the 2 Joseph Stalin and Franklin.D Roosevert, Captalism vs Communism was becoming major, and which lead to the Cold War.
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Why does this feel like chemistry
DBV loca because A level Biology also has bits of chemistry involved
For real
They kind of overlap alot
who else watched on 1.5x speed
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All living things were created as they are. With all due respect, no such thing as a common ancestor. Living things are so phenomenally intellectual deigns and combinations of scientific and mathematical facts that it is absolutely impossible for such a diversity to come to existence simply by random, unsupervised, wilful, out of no where, overtime, I feel like it kinda change.
I really wish intelligent people like scientists wouldn't be so oblivious of this basic concept. I really wish the government and other platforms would stop brainwashing everyone about this in their text just as an agenda to popularise atheism. I really wish this idea is not endorsed.
Great video, but the idea of the unknown common ancestor is such an unreasonable idea to popularise and endorse.
of course this is a huge agenda funded by the government like how they're desperately trying to brainwash everyone into thinking how miserable Russia has made Ukraine as if there is nothing else of similar or larger scale going on in this world for years on end and endlessly which they are purposely as usual acting oblivious to. intelligent people with a bit of self respect really need to stop saying such absurd things and A level biology will still be just as good.
Your concept of all beings were created as they were creates large plot wholes not just in biolagy but in similar branches aswell all beings have a similar relaitonship and was created from several (or more) branches ahead of what we called the common ansestor its basic evoulotion wich is found in molecular biolagy "all living organisms were desended from a common ancestor" the presumed last common ancestor of eukaryotes branched of the presumed last common ancestor of all extant organism's the last common ancestor of all extant organism's branched of into Bacteria Thermus, cyanobacteria, Thermotogales and much more even organells wich were in the cell mitochondria and chloroplasts the presumed last common ancestor of eukaryotes branched off into Archaea and Eukaryotas crenarchaeota, korachaeota and much more the thereoy of evoulotion states that us animal, plants and fungi branched of by the first organisms wich were existint on earth (after its own creation from materials rovolving around the sun) the chemoatotrophs the first organism then branched into are known cellular organisms wich then formed into humans this means all living beings have a similar relaitonship and common ansestors exist by the stand of are knowledge i hope you understand
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Jesus is the Creator. Adam and Eve are our common ancestor
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