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BTEC First Sport: Student Workbook

By (author) Kirk Bizley, By (author) Carl Halliday, By (author) Mark Walsh

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Written for the revised 2010 specification, BTEC First Sport is ideal for BTEC students at all levels. Twelve chapters cover each unit , organised into clear topics. Activity Features include Getting Started, Key Terms, Case Studies, Over to You and Investigate. Knowledge Checks also help to revise and consolidate key information. Save time on preparation and marking with cost-effective student workbooks full of activities and questions, providing opportunities for students to develop and demonstrate their knowledge and understanding. This BTEC First Sport Student Workbook is made up of question and answer activities. These activites are designed to stretch the student's understanding of the topics and allow them to engage with them more fully.

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