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Geography for Cambridge International AS & A Level: Online Student Book
Geography for Cambridge International AS & A Level: Online Student Book
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Build advanced Geography skills for the latest Cambridge syllabus
Author Muriel Fretwell, Author David Kelly, and Author John Nanson
Suitable for: Cambridge AS & A Level learners, aged 16-18
Price: £46.99
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ISBN:
978-0-19-836706-2
Publication date:
18/02/2016
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504 pages
Availability: In stock.
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Description
Build geographical skills for the latest Cambridge AS and A Level exams, and a solid foundation for university. Matched to the latest Cambridge syllabus for first examination in 2018, Geography for Cambridge International AS & A Level includes plenty of practice, encouraging students to apply skills in context.
This page was last updated on 22 December 2024 at 20:30 GMT
Features
- Comprehensive - matched to the latest Cambridge syllabus for first examination in 2018, and written by experienced teachers and examiners
- Extra support for mapwork skills - to support a smooth transition from Cambridge IGCSE Geography into Cambridge AS & A Level study
- Build assessment confidence for the latest Cambridge AS & A Level exams, with clear coverage of 'Key concepts' and plenty of exam-style questions
- Support progression - a focus on critical thinking and analytical skills will help students step up into higher education
- Engage and inspire learners with current, international case studies and suggestions for independent research
- Develop deeper understanding - Geofile provides up-to-the minute, downloadable case studies to deepen your students' insights
- Extra mapwork practice - supported by Essential Mapwork Skills 3
- Completely flexible - available as a print book, an online book, or a print and online package
- Online Student Book includes multiplatform access, compatible with PCs, Macs, iPads, tablets and more
This page was last updated on 22 December 2024 at 20:30 GMT
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