Nelson Science by John S Holman

Nelson Science by John S Holman

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Summary

Developed from the Nelson Balanced Science series, this studentbook is suitable for the separate Triple Award syllabuses at GCSE. It provides you with the additional content required by the separate Science syllabuses. It is divided into different topics, written in a narrative approach, providing scientific accuracy.

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Nelson Science by John S Holman

Each student textbook is divided into different topics, written in a narrative approach, providing scientific accuracy and clarity in a highly accessible style. A number of case studies are included to cover the Sc1 Scientific Enquiry on the history of science and science in evidence. Additional revision material is introduced, with questions in an exam-style format linked to a variety of awarding bodies. This book reinforces students' learning through practical work and case studies. An innovative range of investigations for Sc1 provides students and teacher briefs, which allow access to higher levels. Makes science accessible to all students with activities and case studies related to the skills and processes defined in Sc1. The book covers the core Key Skills of Communication, Application of Number and ICT. Channel 4 are producing a series of television programmes linked to this brand new series, for early 2002. Comprehensive additional support is offered on our website. This will include additional extension materials, as well as useful links to other relevant websites.
John Holman is one of the authors of the highly successful Chemistry in Context which is written for students studying Chemistry at Advanced Level.
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ISBN 13 9780748762392
ISBN 10 0748762396
Title Nelson Science
Author John S Holman
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Binding Type Paperback
Publisher Oxford University Press
Year published 2001-11-12
Number of pages 320
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.
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