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AQA Science GCSE Chemistry Teacher's Book (2011 specification)

By (author) Sam Holyman, Edited by Lawrie Ryan

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This Teacher Book has been specifically written for the 2011 AQA GCSE Science specifications, providing differentiated content to support, stretch and challenge all abilities. Provides Learning Objectives and differentiated Learning Outcomes with clear references to the AQA specification. Starters and Plenaries offer handy suggestions on how lessons could be taught and give you the option of following a clear structure if you wish. Teaching suggestions support personalised learning with ideas and activities for different learning styles and abilities. Each page corresponds with the Student Book for quick and easy reference. Includes all of the answers to the questions in the Student Book.

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