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GCSE Applied Business Teacher's Guide


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No. of pages 184

Published: 2004

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Written to match the specifications of all awarding bodies.

  • Material written after the specifications where approved and fully tested with students for accessibility, liveliness and practical usefulness.
  • Diagrams illustrate and aid understanding.
  • Examples of business practice introduce topics to students.
  • Summary questions, written in a variety of styles, test student' understanding at the end of each topic.
  • The Teacher's Guide provides essential support material including suggested answers and mark schemes to all questions in the main textbook and portfolio book, guidance on exactly how to write a portfolio and sample examination questions and mark schemes.

 

There are 184 pages in this book. This book was published 2004 by Pearson Education Limited .

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