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Part of a series designed for KS4 of the National Curriculum for Science (Model A and B), the text may be used with GCSE integrated science courses. The series consists of students' and teachers' book for Parts 1 and 2. Designed to accompany the "Integrated Science" course for GCSE, this teacher's text contains a grid analysis of the National Curriculum Statements of Attainment level with appropriate students' book page references. It also provides answers to questions in the students' book, photocopyable worksheets, tests and ideas for further work, curriculum objectives and comprehensive background material which is particularly useful to teachers working outside their subject specialisms.
This text serves as a structured instructional resource designed to facilitate the delivery of integrated science curricula for students at the Key Stage 4 level. The authors, David Coppock and George Bethell, utilize a systematic pedagogical framework that aligns directly with the National Curriculum requirements for GCSE science. By integrating core scientific principles with clear instructional objectives, the book provides a comprehensive guide for both students and educators navigating complex scientific concepts.
What You Will Find
Educators frequently utilize this text as a foundational resource for managing the administrative and instructional demands of the GCSE science curriculum. The inclusion of grid analyses and supplementary worksheets is noted by practitioners as a practical aid for maintaining consistency across diverse classroom environments.
Page Count:
254
Publication Date:
1991-10-24
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0199142696
ISBN-13:
9780199142699
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