Homework help is plentiful and readily available especially now in the connected world we live in. If you are finding yourself burdened by biology assignments, we outline some pointers to get assistance.

Textbook answers

Most textbooks you use in your course have accompanying answer booklets. An online search of the author’s name plus the key phrase ‘answer book’ might yield the answer booklet. You can purchase the answer booklet and use it to tackle assignments derived from class textbooks.

Hire a tutor

Consider the option of getting remedial lessons from a tutor if you are finding it hard coping with your assignments. A tutor will take you through the course content and a pace suited to you, provide assistance during homework and act as a personalized teacher.

Online searches

The internet has all your answers. An online search in the context of your work can reveal answers and additional information. Some websites allow you to ask questions on a range of topic and provide answers either for free or for a fee. Post your questions there to find solutions or find posts of similar questions and browse the solutions offered.

Online help

There are sites which offer dedicated biology assignment help to students at a fee. Usually, you are provided an online tutor who not only does the work for you but also gives a step by step explanation of the solution. They are easily reachable and are available at your convenience. Such sites provide a cheaper option compared to physical tutors.

Fellow students

Join or form a study group with your classmate to tackle assignments and other course related matters. Reaching out to your fellows helps you get a broader picture and a different perspective to what you are studying. Study groups are a great way to tackle assignments via the shared knowledge pull.

School Mentors

It’s important to have mentors in school. These can be students in higher classes who are performing well academically or teachers. Cultivate a working relationship with your mentors and approach them with your problems. Since they have more knowledge and experience, they will often have the solution you are looking for.

A mix of both traditional and modern technologies have been presented to help you get the best help to complete your homework. That said, you have to do your part by choosing the option or mix of options that best suit you.

Edward de Bono designed the Six Thinking Hats as a tool to assist in the decision making process. He believes that when the thinker has to deal with a wide range of information and perspectives at once the thinker loses focus and thinking becomes muddled.

To help separate information and perspectives de Bono created a tool called the Six Thinking Hats with each hat being a different color. The Aim? By separating and focusing upon parts of the problem the thinker will be able to make clear choices.

• White Hat – The Facts, seeking information

• Blue Hat – Metacognition, for planning, monitory and thinking about thinking

• Yellow Hat – Positives, looking for the advantages

• Black Hat – Negatives, looking for the disadvantages

• Green Hat – Creativity, generating alternative ideas or solutions

• Red Hat – Feelings, identifying and expressing feelings

This classroom display is designed to assist you the teacher and your students to solve problems and make decisions based upon factual information, clear perspectives, and logical thinking.

The pack includes Six colorful glossy hats and six cards with leading questions for use with each hat.