The book supports students taking the new Additional Science GCSE, with a strong emphasis throughout on how science works. It focuses on real-life contexts, allowing students to understand that science is not always centred in a laboratory. The book aims to motivate and engage students with many up-to-date applications and ideas. This is a book based firmly in the 21st Century. The pages are packed full of activities to help students prepare for the new investigative skills assessment, while continuing to provide plenty of questions for homework and practice in external exams. Foundation-tier students will find clear, understandable text supported by quality diagrams, plus directed help in progressing their skills in areas such as enquiry and data handling. When used in addition to the Higher Student's Book these two titles provide comprehensive differentiation in teaching AQA Additional Science to students of all abilities. The authors include experienced examiners, successful writers and practising teachers.

 

This book is part of a book series called Aqa Gcse .

This book is aimed at children in secondary school.

There are 240 pages in this book. This book was published 2006 by Hodder Education .

Stewart Chenery, the editor, is a chief examiner for a leading examining board. Steve Witney was Head of Science at Altwood School and is a Senior Examiner. Graham Hill and Nigel Heslop are both experienced Chemistry teachers and authors. Christine Woodward and Toby Houghton both teach currently and both are experienced authors.