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About Biology Cellular Respiration

TOPICS
1. Glycolysis
2. Pyruvate Oxidation
3. Krebs Cycle
4. Electron Transport Chain

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First Class Standing creates intuitive, interactive Science Apps for students. Each module guides you through a topic in three stages.

Stage 1: LEARN
In this section the topic is introduced to you through an animated tutorial.

Stage 2: INTERACT
Next, you get a chance to interact with the process by moving cellular components, selecting molecules, and initiating sequences.

Stage 3: TEST
Finally, we give you a topic test to see how much you've learned. Then you can share your results with friends and teachers.

Our Apps are designed to compliment most high school Biology curriculum expectations (IB, AP, US, Canada), but may also suitable for many first year post secondary programs.

Each App is built around the concept of spaced learning to help you study more efficiently and effectively.

*Privacy: Our Apps do not log or collect any personal data, contain no cookies or trackers, and do not link to any third parties.

What’s new

Version 2.55 · Updated January 11, 2021

Bug fixes.

User reviews

Keshwasya Singh
Keshwasya Singh
This app is so helpfull nice graphics and anamation
Dylan Ribeiro
Dylan Ribeiro
Showed to my friends in Uni. They enjoy this so Im sure to mention the full version to them. Great job.
Radnel Jorge Linares Pérez
Radnel Jorge Linares Pérez
The Best

Frequently asked questions

What are the topics covered in Biology Cellular Respiration?
The topics covered in Biology Cellular Respiration are Glycolysis, Pyruvate Oxidation, Krebs Cycle, and Electron Transport Chain.
What is the first stage of the Science Apps for students?
The first stage of the Science Apps for students is the LEARN stage, where the topic is introduced through an animated tutorial.
What is the second stage of the Science Apps for students?
The second stage of the Science Apps for students is the INTERACT stage, where students get to interact with the process by moving cellular components, selecting molecules, and initiating sequences.
What is the third stage of the Science Apps for students?
The third stage of the Science Apps for students is the TEST stage, where students are given a topic test to assess their learning and they can share their results with friends and teachers.
Who are the Apps designed for?
The Apps are designed to complement most high school Biology curriculum expectations (IB, AP, US, Canada), but may also be suitable for many first year post secondary programs.
What is the concept that the Apps are built around?
The Apps are built around the concept of spaced learning to help students study more efficiently and effectively.
What is the privacy policy for the Apps?
The privacy policy for the Apps ensures that no personal data is logged or collected, they contain no cookies or trackers, and do not link to any third parties.

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