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geog.2: students' book
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geog.2: students' book
Authors:
RoseMarie Gallagher
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Richard Parish
144 pages | 276x219mm
ISBN: 978-0-19-913494-6
Publication Date: 18 September 2008
Price:
£13.50
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Suitable for:
Students and teachers of geography at Key stage 3 (11-14 years).
The new edition of geog.123 has been fully revised and updated to match the new curriculum
This new 2008 curriculum edition includes brand new chapters such as It's geography, Global warming and China, and is also packed full of the most up-to-the-minute topics such as the London Olympics and the 2007 floods. All this whilst retaining all the popular features teachers and students know and love.
Features
Fully updated and revised to meet the needs of the new curriculum
Shows the relevance of geography to students' lives, personal experiences and futures
Packed full of motivating and creative work, and gives plenty of choice and flexibility
Material is differentiated to suit a wide range of abilities
Uses a direct, student-friendly language to keep students engaged
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