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At-home activities

…On this page you can find resources for science activities that you can do at home with every-day objects. Once you have completed a worksheet, post it on your social media and tag us @CentreoftheCell – we’d love to see what you have done!…

https://www.centreofthecell.org/learn-play/at-home/
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Exploring your options at university – Healthcare

…you are keeping up to date with new developments and research. You could become a specialist in a particular aspect of dentistry that you most enjoy. Specialist training pathways come in a wide variety and you could become a specialist dentist working with root canals, crowns, dentures or paediatrics. You could become a clinical tutor or a clinical lecturer at a dental school, teaching dental students how to treat patients and spending time in res…

https://www.centreofthecell.org/blog/youth-members/exploring-your-options-at-university-healthcare/
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Tips for deciding what to study at university

…the fine details of their course and what it involves day to day. Internet guides for example, The Uni Guide is great for browsing university courses on offer, and they have this tool which gives you degree matches based on your A levels. UniFrog is another amazing tool that does personalised analysis of your options in depth however, you can only get this through your school. See what other people with your A levels did – sometimes you might need…

https://www.centreofthecell.org/blog/youth-members/tips-for-deciding-what-to-study-at-university/
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A Guide to Assessments

…use along the way as you will always need to provide a list of references. EXAMS I found that the main difference between exams at college and university was the length – exams at university can be up to 3 hours long! This did seem like a lot of unnecessary time at first, but every minute counted. Each of my exams had these three sections which you might be familiar with already: Recall Questions: types of questions that do not require abstract th…

https://www.centreofthecell.org/blog/a-day-in-the-life-of-a-biomedical-student/a-guide-to-assessments/
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Accessibility

…pport, so participation in the consultation process will result in the opportunity to take part in some discounted and free shows!…

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Transition Between GCSE and A-Levels

…o practice your exam technique before the exam itself. This can be done by completing previous exam questions as practice, and is something that should be included as part of your revision. The earlier you start completing practice questions, the more prepared you will feel when it comes to the real thing. You may start by completing the questions in ‘open-book’ conditions, where you are able to use your notes and textbook. Once more revision has…

https://www.centreofthecell.org/blog/youth-members/transition-between-gcse-and-a-levels/
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Are bulls enraged by the colour red?

…repare the body for survival. Changes in the body include: Increased Heart Rate and Breathing Rate – provides the body with more oxygen and energy so muscles can become rapidly activated Dilated Pupils – lets more light into the eyes to allow better vision of the surroundings Sweating – cools down the body so it doesn’t overheat Your body will then be prepared to either: FIGHT – attack and deal with the threat Or FLIGHT – escape from the threat to…

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Choosing the right university for you

…of the university and the student body fit with you. Some universities may come with a higher pressure environment than others. Think about which type of environment will allow you to thrive. The best way to get a feel for what it would be like to live and study at different universities is to visit them and attend open days. We’d advise you to attend as many open days as you can, both in person and virtual. If you can’t visit a university for any…

https://www.centreofthecell.org/blog/youth-members/choosing-the-right-university-for-you/
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Youth Membership Scheme

…eople interested in a career in science and healthcare. All activities are completely free of charge. To keep in touch and hear about our latest events and opportunities for Youth Members, join the Youth Membership Scheme by completing an online form here. If you have any questions don’t hesitate to contact us at youthmembers@centreofthecell.org You can find out what kind of activities the Youth Membership Scheme offers below. Read about why one o…

https://www.centreofthecell.org/what-we-do/youth-membership-scheme/
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How to find out if university is for you 

…ity. Some may be general open days, whereas others may be subject specific open days. These open days are particularly important if you are thinking of moving away from home to a new area, as the campus is likely to be somewhere you will spend a lot of your time. You can ask questions, visit the area and see if a particular university has the right environment for you. To find out more about open days and similar events to attend, check directly o…

https://www.centreofthecell.org/blog/youth-members/how-to-find-out-if-university-is-for-you/