Summary: Make the change in GCSE Science a change for the better using the only AQA GCSE Biology Student's Book that delivers: - better tools to achieve top grades - better support for practical science - better guidance for Controlled Assessment - better digital support available anytime, anywhere via Dynamic LearningFor high-achieving students who want the very best grades, this Student's Book for GCSE Biology contains a wide range of practical activities to support different teaching and learning styles, as well as exciting real science examples to enthuse students to implement their practical science skills in their lessons and controlled assessment tasks.Written by an experienced teacher and senior examiner with specific AQA GCSE Science expertise, there are 'Boost your grade' boxes and 'Test yourself' questions to support A* candidates, ensuring they have the right knowledge and proficiency to get top marks in the new AQA GCSE course.The Student's Book is supported by Dynamic Learning resources, revision material and CPD/teacher workshops to help your students learn and to help you teach the AQA GCSE Science course with confidence. Visit www.hoddereducation.co.uk/aqascience2011 for details.
Packed with 'Test yourself' questions to identify areas where students need to consolidate learningExciting practical work activities to engage and focus high-achieving students'Exam Corner' feature to help students practise what they have learnt and boost grades'How Science Works' material clearly identified throughout the books helping students to develop the skills required for Controlled AssessmentFree access to Multimedia Personal Tutors, which can be used on a whiteboard for whole-class teaching or as an individual student learning resource
Table of Contents: Biology 11 Keeping healthy2 Nerves and hormones3 Interdependence and adaptation4 Genetic variation and evolutionExam questionsBiology 25 Cells, tissues and organs6 Photosynthesis, organisms and communities7 Enzymes: function, industrial uses and their role in exercise8 How do our bodies pass on characteristics?Exam questionsBiology 39 Why are diffusion and active transport so important to living things?10 How materials are transported around an organism11 How our bodies keep internal conditions constant12 Humans and their environmentExam questions
About the Author(s): Christine Woodward was Head of Biology at Moira House School and a Chief Examiner for biology.Toby Houghton is Deputy Head at Oathall Community College and was Head of Science and Assistant Head at Glebelands School.
Readership: GCSE Biology Students