This AQA GCSE German course gives students the tools to manipulate the German language with confidence and delivers the breadth and rigour to develop the productive skills students need to prepare for assessments.
*Student Books for this course have been approved by AQA.
Features
- The Student Book and Kerboodle Book are matched to the 2016 AQA specification and have been approved by AQA
- For the new 2016 GCSE German specification, delivering the increased breadth and rigour students will require
- Written by practising teachers and experts in their fields to give you materials that really work
- Provides assessment and exam-practice to ensure students are ready for the increased demands of the new linear course
- Fully integrated Kerboodle contains a wide variety of resources and assessments (includes audio, interactive activities, assessment and exam preparation, Teacher's notes and answers)
- Language and grammar is firmly integrated throughout with clear progression leading towards the cumulative exam
- Exposes students to authentic texts
- Differentiated approach (Foundation and Higher Student Books) which includes one shared spread on each topic at the core level and one at a higher or lower level to facilitate co-teaching and flexibility
- Offers a smooth transition from Key Stage 3, whilst providing topic coverage to ensure seamless progression towards AS and A Level
- Offers plenty of spontaneous speaking and translation practice through materials in the Student Book and on Kerboodle
By:
Heather Murphy,
David Riddell,
Helen Kent,
Alan O'Brien
Imprint: OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS
Country of Publication: United Kingdom
Edition: 3rd Revised edition
Dimensions:
Height: 265mm,
Width: 200mm,
Spine: 9mm
Weight: 504g
ISBN: 9780198365877
ISBN 10: 019836587X
Series: Oxford AQA GCSE German 2016
Pages: 208
Publication Date: 10 June 2016
Audience:
Primary & secondary/elementary & high school
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Educational: Primary & Secondary
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active
Introduction Key Stage 3 revision Theme 1 - Identity and culture Unit 1 - Me, my family and friends Unit 2 - Technology in everyday life Unit 3 - Free-time activities Unit 4 - Customs and festivals Theme 2 - Local, national, international and global areas of interest Unit 5 - Home, town, neighbourhood and region Unit 6 - Social issues Unit 7 - Global issues Unit 8 - Travel and tourism Theme 3 - Current and future study and employment Unit 9 - My studies Unit 10 - Life at school and college Unit 11 - Education post-16 Unit 12 - Jobs, career choices and ambitions
