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GCSE Biology for You Kerboodle Book
GCSE Biology for You Kerboodle Book
A textbook to help you with any GCSE Biology course
Author Gareth Williams
Suitable for: 14-16
Price: £226.00
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ISBN:
978-0-19-837582-1
Publication date:
01/12/2016
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Features
- Topics are laid out as single pages or double-page spreads in full colour with helpful diagrams and clear text to make it easy for you to understand Biology and gain success.
- Key points are clearly highlighted with useful end-of-chapter summaries, and a friendly reading level throughout.
- Examples give you support throughout the course with a large number of questions for your practise, helping you gain confidence and do better in your exams.
- There are 7 sections of past exam questions.
- Answers to Questions with many Help Sheets and Extension sheets and Revision support, plus a mapping grid for each specification and can e found on-line.
- 'Biology at Work' pages enrich your understanding of many applications and uses of Biology in the real world.
- Additional sections give you help on: Maths skills required in the new specifications, practical skills to be tested in your written examinations, study skills, revision and exam technique, thinking about a career in Biology.
- The use of this product is subject to the Kerboodle terms and conditions.
- The licence period for this product is usually for 12 months commencing from the date you receive your activation email. The licence would thereafter be automatically renewed for additional licence periods of 12 months unless you terminate the licence. For details on how to terminate, please refer to the Kerboodle terms and conditions.
- Annotations to the Kerboodle Online Book are subject to a total upload limit of 7MB per user.
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