
The books in the "Modern Studies" series have been designed primarily for students studying for Standard Grade Modern Studies. In content and approach, they aim to follow the subject syllabus and methodology. This volume examines the people, politics and society of Great Britain. The book is divided into parts which mirror the main syllabus areas. The chapters within the parts contain various units offering visual and written source material and skill-based activities. They aim to let students gain experience in "evaluating", "investigating" and "participating", elements which are central to the aims of Standard Grade Modern Studies.
This text investigates the core structures of British politics and society to provide a foundational understanding for students enrolled in the Standard Grade Modern Studies curriculum. The authors, Bill Clark, George Smuga, Gus MacKenzie, and Jim Cannon, utilize a pedagogical framework designed to align with specific syllabus requirements. By integrating visual and written source materials, the text facilitates a structured examination of the British political landscape and social dynamics.
What You Will Find
Scope Limits
Educators and students utilize this volume as a primary resource for meeting the specific learning objectives of the Standard Grade Modern Studies syllabus. The text is recognized for its clear alignment with academic requirements and its focus on practical skill development.
Page Count:
128
Publication Date:
1990-01-01
Publisher:
Oliver & Boyd
ISBN-10:
0050044834
ISBN-13:
9780050044834
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