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Pitstop Check
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The efficiency of food production can be improved by restricting energy transfer from food animals to the environment. |
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How could the efficiency of food production be improved? |
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Some animals are fed high protein foods to increase growth. |
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Why are some animals fed high protein foods? |
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(WS) Understand that some people have ethical objections to some
modern intensive farming methods. |
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Why do some people have ethical objections to some
modern intensive farming methods? |
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(WS) Evaluate the advantages and disadvantages of modern farming techniques. |
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Give an advantages and disadvantages of modern farming techniques. |
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Fish stocks in the oceans are declining. It is important to maintain fish stocks at a level where breeding continues or certain species may disappear altogether in some areas |
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Why is it important to maintain fish stock levels in the sea? |
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Control of net size and the introduction of fishing quotas play important roles in conservation of fish stocks at a sustainable level |
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What plays an important part in conservation of fish stocks at a sustainable level? |
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(WS) Understand how application of different fishing techniques promotes recovery of fish stocks
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What is the most sustainable way of fishing? Work through ppt and play videos on intensive farming.
Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of intensive methods for rearing farm animals and fish. Mark scheme on ppt. |
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