GCSE AQA Design and Technology D&T 8552 – Course textbook by PG Online KS4 DT Exam Pass Complete Official AQA Examination Board Approved Guide

by M.J. Ross

Subject GCSE Design and Technology Exam AQA Concise, clear layout for every part of the AQA Design and Technology 8552 specification This approachable and comprehensive GCSE textbook has become the top favourite with teachers and schools delivering the GCSE AQA specification. It covers everything in the complete Design and Technology GCSE including each of the six optional specialist material areas, of which 1-2 are recommended for study. Clarity is crucial. This book is laid out in a single column format with clear illustrations to keep you focussed on exactly what you need to know without missing anything. Absolutely no page clutter. The specification has been very closely followed in bite-sized chapters with exam style questions on each topic to test your understanding every step of the way.Past exam questions are essential to good preparation, improving understanding and confidence. This book has combined real AQA questions with a selection of new questions and exercises. All the essential ingredients for getting a grade you can be really proud of. Questions on all topics assessing knowledge, application and analysis are all specifically and carefully devised throughout this book. The questions and exercises in the book are frequently set by teachers for homework. For this reason, answers to all of the questions in the book are available free to teachers only via the PG Online website. Students who require the answers are able to contact their teachers. PG Online are multi-award-winning specialists in Design and Technology with decades of teaching, examining and design experience.

by AQA examinations Follows the specification, point by point Optional material areas are clearly marked Clear layout with beautifully illustrated examples Comprehensive index containing all of the key specification points

Kindle Edition

Published December 2, 2020

Reviews

[Nicolás · Rating 3 out of 5]

Mid. Mid exam. Too short to ask you half of the things that come up in the book. The book is longer than for physics and it's an optional subject