Understanding and Applying Science 4:Pupils Book: Bk. 4 (Understanding science)
by Christopher Cammiss (Author), Sandra Baggley (Author), Jennifer Gow (Author), Philip Noone (Author)
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Used
Paperback
1992
$3.81
This is the fourth book of a five-year science course. Books 4 and 5 cover the Programmes of Study for Key Stage 4. Following on from the Key Stage 3 course, Understanding Science , the Key Stage 4 volumes have been written for a wide ability range and cover all the process skills and knowledge and understanding outlined in the National Curriculum Programmes of Study and Statements of Attainment. They include topics intended to encourage communication and an awareness of the applications and economic, social and technological implications of science. For each of the five years there is a Pupils' Book and accompanying Teachers' Resource Book. The Pupils' Books offer three elements to cater for a full range of abilities: the core - suitable for all; reinforcement - offering exercises that reinforce the core material at the same level; and extensions - one per topic, designed to develop material for the more able. Each book is presented in a large open format that makes full use of colour photographs, diagrams and cartoons; is organised into units, each dealing with an important content area; stresses key skills throughout, ranging from general writing and practical skills to those involving experimental design, hypothesising and IT; and introduces a wide range of open-ended problems and technological issues to encourage discussion.
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Used
Paperback
1993
$13.62
This is the fifth book in a five-year science course, which is intended to cover a wide ability range in Key Stages 3 and 4. Books 4 and 5 cover the programme of study for Key Stage 4. The pupils for which this book is designed are in the fifth year of secondary school (Year 11). Each pupil's book is accompanied by a teacher's resource book. This text is suitable for students taking intermediate level papers in examinations such as ULEAC/NEA/WJEC Science Framework, ULEAC Science, Double Award (Combined), MEG Science: Double Award and SEG Science: Double Award. The pupil's book offers three elements to cater for a wide range of abilities: the core, which is suitable for all pupils; reinforcement material, offering exercises to reinforce the core material at the same level; and extensions (one per topic), which are designed to develop material for the more able pupil. Each book is presented in a large, open format that is enhanced by colour photographs, diagrams and cartoons. They are organized into units, each dealing with an important curriculum area and are designed to encourage note-taking skills to aid in revision for Key Stage 4 assessment. They highlight the use of information technology in practical work; stress key skills, ranging from general writing and practical skills to those involving experiment design and hypothesizing; introduce a wide range of open-ended problems and technological issues to encourage discussion; and contain regular checkpoints for pupils' assessment and to facilitate teacher control of pupils' routes through tasks.
Synopsis
This is the fourth book of a five-year science course. Books 4 and 5 cover the Programmes of Study for Key Stage 4. Following on from the Key Stage 3 course, Understanding Science , the Key Stage 4 volumes have been written for a wide ability range and cover all the process skills and knowledge and understanding outlined in the National Curriculum Programmes of Study and Statements of Attainment. They include topics intended to encourage communication and an awareness of the applications and economic, social and technological implications of science. For each of the five years there is a Pupils' Book and accompanying Teachers' Resource Book. The Pupils' Books offer three elements to cater for a full range of abilities: the core - suitable for all; reinforcement - offering exercises that reinforce the core material at the same level; and extensions - one per topic, designed to develop material for the more able. Each book is presented in a large open format that makes full use of colour photographs, diagrams and cartoons; is organised into units, each dealing with an important content area; stresses key skills throughout, ranging from general writing and practical skills to those involving experimental design, hypothesising and IT; and introduces a wide range of open-ended problems and technological issues to encourage discussion.