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Anne Collins and Linda Dacey provide a set of thirty research-based modules designed to engage all students in mathematical learning that develops conceptual understanding, addresses common misconceptions, and builds key ideas that are essential to future learning. --from publisher description.

1 An easy to use and comprehensive guide to how to achieve the best possible results in the Standard Grade Computing exam. 2 Tackles each subject topic in a logical order. 3 Identifies and thoroughly examines the most common exam questions. 4 Identifies both General and Credit questions and answers, and provides model answers, along with full explanations of how these are reached and why they are the best answers. BrightRED Results books: 5 Are full colour, attractive and engaging, displaying a practical and completely modern design. 6 Contain all the essential subject topics, present them in a logical order and identify the most commonly asked questions in the exam each year. 7 Tackle both General and Credit questions and answers giving full explanations and explaining the difference between the two. 8 Have been developed specifically to appeal to 15- and 16-year old learners; to be sophisticated in approach, while being accessible enough to be a benefit for all students.

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