Longman Biology for CXC
No. of pages 352
Published: 2004
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Key Features of the book include:
- a highly-illustrated, full-colour approach that will motivate students
- a full range of practical activities, including Planning & Designing activities, that cover all the requirements of the syllabus
- a wide variety of CXC-style questions, including 'structures' questions which test use of knowledge and comprehension, and multiple-choice questions
- comprehensive appendices, including an SBA guide, a glossary, answers to multiple-choice questions, and tips on exam preparation
- an SBA skills chart, illustrating which practicals can be used to access each of the five SBA skills
- comprehensive chapter objectives and chapter summaries, which indicate syllabus coverage and aid in revision
- margin boxes indicating additional facts of interest that relate biology to the real world.
Practice exam questions are available on this website.
There are 352 pages in this book. This book was published 2004 by Pearson Education Limited .
Phil Bradfield is a Biologist (BSc, MSc, PhD) with 29 years teaching experience in secondary schools in the UK. He is presently self-employed, working part-time on a number of education-related projects. Phil is Associate Lecturer (tutor) with the Open University, and also teach/demonstrate part-time at Birkbeck College, University of London. He has co-authored a number of GCSE, A-Level and undergraduate books and CD's worked for Edexcel as an A-Level exam Team Leader and written materials for the new GCSE specification. He has also worked for the Field Studies Council as a tutor on residential field courses. Steve potter is also an experienced teacher of Biology and has taught in a wide variety of schools.