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MathsLinks: 1: Y7 Students' Book B
Ray Allan et al
304 pages | 255x195mm
ISBN: 978-0-19-915280-3
Publication Date: 17 January 2008
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£14.00
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Suitable for:
11-14 mathematics students, KS3 mathematics teachers
A new KS3 mathematics course published specifically to cover 2008 curriculum changes.
MathsLinks
is an engaging new series that delivers the new KS3 specification in a manageable, practical format. It offers many flexible ways to achieve learning and skills objectives, including unique electronic support through new OxBox technology.
Features
For students who aspire to a NC Level 5 by the end of Year 7
Combines change and innovation with traditional rigour
Steady progression of exercises with differentiation built in
Real-life situations help make maths engaging and useful
Packed full of motivating and creative work, giving plenty of choice and flexibility
Personalised learning included as an integral part of the course
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