The successful approach to teaching Advanced Physics
Salters Horners Advanced Physics approaches physics through contemporary applications and up-to-date research, which bring home to students the relevance and fascination of physics. Each course unit uses social, economic or industrial aspects of physics - for example, designing buildings to withstand earthquakes - as a vehicle for teaching physics principles and content. This boosts students' understanding of the subject and their motivation to study.
Features include:
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notes for teachers and technicians - providing support for all the materials and activities
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full colour and clear design - helping students to access and remember information quickly and easily
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maths support notes - providing the relevant mathematical methods for students struggling with maths. There are also activities with higher level maths for the more mathematically-minded
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industry involvement - providing information and case studies for the resources that give students a clear idea of how physics is applied in working life.
These books are suitable for the International Baccalaureate Diploma. Take a look at the
matching chart to see how each book is matched to topics in the syllabus.