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MODULE 1:Methodology 24
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Objectives of the Module 15 minLecture1.1
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Teaching methods and skills 05 minLecture1.2
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Effective teaching 03 minLecture1.3
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The choice of a method 03 minLecture1.4
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Factors considered in selection of teaching methods 05 minLecture1.5
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Classification of Teaching Methods 03 minLecture1.6
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Teaching Methods and their Characteristics 20 minLecture1.7
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Approaches to teaching 05 minLecture1.8
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Inquiry based Approach 03 minLecture1.9
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Characteristics of Inquiry Based Learning 03 minLecture1.10
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Approaches to Inquiry Based Learning 03 minLecture1.11
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Processes of Inquiry Based Learning 03 minLecture1.12
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Levels of Inquiry Based Learning 10 minLecture1.13
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Objectives in Teaching 02 minLecture1.14
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How objectives are stated 15 minLecture1.15
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Levels of learning objectives 03 minLecture1.16
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Instructional objectives 15 minLecture1.17
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Construction of instructional objectives 08 minLecture1.18
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Establishing Biology Learning Objectives 20 minLecture1.19
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Schemes of Work 15 minLecture1.20
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Importance of scheming 05 minLecture1.21
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Factors to consider when scheming 08 minLecture1.22
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The process of scheming 05 minLecture1.23
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Lesson Plan 20 minLecture1.24
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MODULE 2:Measurement and Evaluation in Teaching 20
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Objectives of the Module 05 minLecture2.1
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Introduction 05 minLecture2.2
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Definitions of Measurement 05 minLecture2.3
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Considerations When Taking Measurements 03 minLecture2.4
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Subjective and Objective Measurement 05 minLecture2.5
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Evaluation 10 minLecture2.6
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Formative Evaluation 05 minLecture2.7
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Summative Evaluation 05 minLecture2.8
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Selection of Measuring Instrument 02 minLecture2.9
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Validity (Accuracy) 15 minLecture2.10
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Reliability 15 minLecture2.11
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Designing the Test 10 minLecture2.12
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Table of specifications 08 minLecture2.13
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Behavioral outcomes 15 minLecture2.14
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Constructing Test Items 10 minLecture2.15
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Objective items development guidelines 15 minLecture2.16
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Selection and recording of responses 10 minLecture2.17
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Test reproduction 10 minLecture2.18
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General marking advice 10 minLecture2.19
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Quality of Written Communication and levels marking 05 minLecture2.20
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MODULE 3:Use of Laboratory and Laboratory Equipment 7
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Objectives of the Module 02 minLecture3.1
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Introducation 03 minLecture3.2
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General laboratory rules and safety procedures 05 minLecture3.3
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Laboratory safety 20 minLecture3.4
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Laboratory Equipment and Their Uses 30 minLecture3.5
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Basic Biology Laboratory Chemicals 12 minLecture3.6
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Reproduction in Flowering plantsLecture3.7
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MODULE 4: General Introduction, Microscope , Cells, and Cell Physiology 8
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Objectives of the Module 03 minLecture4.1
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Introduction 08 minLecture4.2
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The Microscope 07 minLecture4.3
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Parts of a compound microscope 08 minLecture4.4
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Proper Use of the Compound Microscope 20 minLecture4.5
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The Cell 30 minLecture4.6
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organization of cells, tissues, organs and organs system 10 minLecture4.7
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Cell Physiology 35 minLecture4.8
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MODULE 5:Classification of Living-Organisms 14
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Objectives of the Module 05 minLecture5.1
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Introduction 03 minLecture5.2
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Importance of Classification 03 minLecture5.3
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Binomial System of nomenclature 05 minLecture5.4
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viruses 05 minLecture5.5
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The Five Kingdom system 05 minLecture5.6
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Kingdom Monera (Prokaryotes) 08 minLecture5.7
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Kingdom Protoctista/Protista 10 minLecture5.8
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Kingdom Fungi/ Mycota 06 minLecture5.9
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The animal Kingdom 30 minLecture5.10
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Plant Kingdoms 15 minLecture5.11
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The parts of the flowering plant 15 minLecture5.12
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The flower 05 minLecture5.13
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Fruits 05 minLecture5.14
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MODULE 6:Chemicals of Life and Nutrition in Organism 14
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Objectives of the Module 05 minLecture6.1
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Introduction 02 minLecture6.2
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Water 06 minLecture6.3
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Carbohydrates 10 minLecture6.4
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Proteins 05 minLecture6.5
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Lipids 10 minLecture6.6
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Vitamins 07 minLecture6.7
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Mineral Nutrient/ Salts 05 minLecture6.8
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Nutrition in Plants 03 minLecture6.9
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Photosynthesis 15 minLecture6.10
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Digestion in Fungi 05 minLecture6.11
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Nutrition in Animal 07 minLecture6.12
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Enzymes 06 minLecture6.13
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Human Digestive System 10 minLecture6.14
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MODULE 7: Transport in Organism 9
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Objectives of the Module 03 minLecture7.1
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Introduction 02 minLecture7.2
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Transport in plants 06 minLecture7.3
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Transpiration 08 minLecture7.4
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Solute transport in plants 05 minLecture7.5
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Transport in animals 05 minLecture7.6
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The Heart 10 minLecture7.7
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Blood Groups 05 minLecture7.8
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Immunity and Immunization 05 minLecture7.9
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MODULE 8: External Respiration and Internal Respiration 5
External respiration is the formal term for gas exchange. It describes both the bulk flow of air into and out of the lungs and the transfer of oxygen and carbon dioxide into the bloodstream through diffusion.
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Objectives of the Module 03 minLecture8.1
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Gas exchange in plants 10 minLecture8.2
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Gas exchange in animals 07 minLecture8.3
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Respiratory system 10 minLecture8.4
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Cellular respiration/ tissue respiration/ Internal respiration 10 minLecture8.5
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MODULE 9 : Homeostasis and locomotion 12
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Objectives of the Module 03 minLecture9.1
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Introduction 02 minLecture9.2
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Essential Components of Homeostatic or Features of General Homeostatic System 02 minLecture9.3
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Temperature Regulation in Animals 10 minLecture9.4
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Structure of the skin 05 minLecture9.5
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The liver 07 minLecture9.6
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The kidney 10 minLecture9.7
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Blood Water Control/ Homeostasis (Osmoregulation) 05 minLecture9.8
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Regulation of Salt 03 minLecture9.9
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Locomotion in animals 10 minLecture9.10
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Types of Skeletons 10 minLecture9.11
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Diagram of the Human Skeleton 03 minLecture9.12
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MODULE 10: Co-ordination in Organisms 8
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Objectives of the Module 05 minLecture10.1
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Terminologies used 03 minLecture10.2
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The Nervous System 08 minLecture10.3
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The Brain 05 minLecture10.4
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Simple reflex arc 05 minLecture10.5
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Sensory organs 10 minLecture10.6
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Endocrine system 10 minLecture10.7
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Tropism and plant hormones (phytohormones) 10 minLecture10.8
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MODULE 11: Reproduction, Growth and Development and Genetic and Inheritance 17
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Objectives of the Module 03 minLecture11.1
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Reproduction 02 minLecture11.2
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Cell division 15 minLecture11.3
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Asexual Reproduction in Plants 05 minLecture11.4
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Reproduction in Flowering plants 08 minLecture11.5
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Reproduction in Man (mammals) 05 minLecture11.6
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Human Reproductive System 10 minLecture11.7
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Growth and Development 10 minLecture11.8
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Growth and Development in Animals 05 minLecture11.9
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Genetics or Inheritance 05 minLecture11.10
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Variation 03 minLecture11.11
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Mutation 08 minLecture11.12
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Mendelian Inheritance 10 minLecture11.13
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Influence of Genotype on Phenotype 03 minLecture11.14
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Sex Determination in Man 10 minLecture11.15
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Biotechnology 08 minLecture11.16
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Structure of DNA and protein synthesis 10 minLecture11.17
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MODULE 12: Ecosystem/Ecology and Person Health and Diseases 13
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Objectives of the Module 03 minLecture12.1
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Introduction Ecology (ecosystems) 05 minLecture12.2
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Food Web and Food Chain 10 minLecture12.3
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Population 10 minLecture12.4
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Energy and Matter 03 minLecture12.5
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Material cycles in Ecosystems 04 minLecture12.6
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The Carbon Cycle 04 minLecture12.7
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The Nitrogen Cycle 05 minLecture12.8
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Natural resources 05 minLecture12.9
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Human impact on the Environment 05 minLecture12.10
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Pollution 04 minLecture12.11
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Personal Health and Diseases 10 minLecture12.12
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Hygienic Practices 05 minLecture12.13
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