How To Pass Higher Modern Studies Colour Edition

Summary:
How to Pass is the Number 1 revision series for Scottish qualifications across the three examination levels of Standard Grade, Intermediate and Higher! Second editions of the books present all of the material in full colour for the first time.

How to Pass Higher Modern Studies provides a comprehensive guide to the course offered by the Scottish Qualifications Authority, and whilst no book can guarantee an examination pass, this title combines an overview of the course syllabus and exam requirements, as well as a guide to revision techniques and advice on sitting the examination itself. Like all titles in the How to Pass series, it offers unique insights into what markers are actually looking for, so that users of this book will avoid unnecessary mistakes - and should gain those extra marks that are so essential to moving up a grade...

• All subject-specific and grade-specific How to Pass titles are endorsed by the Scottish Qualifications Authority
• The best-selling How To Pass series now in full colour
• Attractive and eye-catching series design
• Aimed specifically at Scottish examination candidates
• All titles written by practising teachers and experienced examiners
• Already adopted and recommended by schools across Scotland

Table of Contents:
Introduction
Unit 1: Political Issues in the United Kingdom
Chapter 1 Devolved Decision-Making in Scotland
Chapter 2 Decision-Making in Central Government
Chapter 3 Political Parties and their Policies
Chapter 4 Electoral Systems, Voting and Political Attitudes
Unit 2: Social Issues in the United Kingdom
Chapter 5 Wealth and Health Inequalities in the UK
Unit 3: International Issues
Chapter 6 The Republic of South Africa
Chapter 7 The People’s Republic of China
Chapter 8 The United States of America
Chapter 9 The European Union
Chapter 10 The Politics of Development in Africa
Chapter 11 Global Security

About the Author(s):
Richard Deakin is an experienced teacher and examiner of Higher Modern Studies

Readership:
Students in Scotland