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DIGITAL - Cambridge International AS & A Level Marine Science Digital Workbook (2 Years)

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ISBN 9781009001144
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Product Description

DIGITAL - Cambridge International AS & A Level Marine Science Digital Workbook (2 Years)

Format: Digital

Explore the wonders of the underwater world and develop theoretical and practical marine science skills. Following extensive classroom research, this digital workbook has been revised by experienced teachers and examiners.

The first section of the workbook includes exercises and exam-style questions for each topic to enable students to consolidate and assess their learning and apply their knowledge to novel situations. The second section includes 27 practical activities to develop students’ investigative skills.

Support notes and sample data are provided in the teacher’s resource.

Written in accessible language for the international learner this book helps students build confidence and develop essential skills. This Workbook is designed to support the coursebook, with specially selected topics where students would benefit from further opportunities to apply skills, such as application, analysis and evaluation in addition to developing knowledge and understanding. (The workbook does not cover all topics in the Cambridge International AS & A Level Marine Science syllabus (9693)).

Features:

  • The perfect companion to the coursebook to help students develop their theoretical and practical skills

  • Includes exercises and exam-style questions for each topic to help students assess, consolidate and apply their learning

  • Includes 27 practical activities to help students develop their investigative skills

  • Written in accessible language to support international learners

  • Find your notes quickly and easily with highlights and bookmarks

  • Simple and easy to use, you can link directly into Cambridge GO from Google Classroom, Moodle, Blackboard and any other VLE

  • Access all your Cambridge resources anytime, anywhere and create your own collection in ‘My Resources’

  • Accessibility Information: The accessibility information of this publication is unknown.

Contents:

  • Introduction

  • Section 1

  • Chapter 1: Water

  • Exercises

  • Exam-style questions

  • Chapter 2: Earth processes

  • Exercises

  • Exam-style questions

  • Chapter 3: Interactions in marine ecosystems

  • Exercises

  • Exam-style questions

  • Chapter 4: Classification and biodiversity

  • Exercises

  • Exam-style questions

  • Chapter 5: Examples of marine ecosystems

  • Exercises

  • Exam-style questions

  • Chapter 6: Physiology of marine organisms

  • Exercises

  • Exam-style questions

  • Chapter 7: Energy

  • Exercises

  • Exam-style questions

  • Chapter 8: Fisheries for the future

  • Exercises

  • Exam-style questions

  • Chapter 9: Human impacts on marine ecosystems

  • Exercises

  • Exam-style questions

  • Section 2

  • Chapter 1: Water

  • Practical 1.1 Properties of water

  • Practical 1.2 pH

  • Practical 1.3 Salinity and temperature gradients

  • Chapter 2: Earth processes

  • Practical 2.1 Investigating the effect of temperature on the solubility of a salt

  • Practical 2.2 Modelling weathering and erosion

  • Practical 2.3 Interpreting tide tables

  • Chapter 3: Interactions in marine ecosystems

  • Practical 3.1 Pyramids of numbers and biomass

  • Practical 3.2 Planning an investigation to estimate the productivity of an aquatic producer

  • Practical 3.3 Investigating the carbon cycle

  • Chapter 4: Classification and biodiversity

  • Practical 4.1 Constructing a dichotomous key

  • Practical 4.2 Using quadrats to estimate abundance of organisms

  • Practical 4.3 Estimating a population size using the mark-release-recapture method

  • Chapter 5: Examples of marine ecosystems

  • Practical 5.1 Drawing an animal found on a sandy shore

  • Practical 5.2 Planning an investigation into the effect of light intensity on coral growth

  • Practical 5.3 Distribution of organisms on a Rocky Shore

 


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Publisher:
Cambridge GO
Format:
Digital