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Collins Exploring Science – Exploring Biology, Chemistry and Physics Workbook: Grade 9 for Jamaica

By (author) Derek McMonagle, Series edited by Marlene Grey-Tomlinson

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Exploring Biology, Chemistry and Physics Grade 9 for Jamaica is an activity-led science course for the National Standards Curriculum. It has been specially developed to help students develop the skills they need for success in science. Developed and written specifically for Jamaica Features special Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) activities for each topic Provides clear and accessible explanations of each topic Has â€˜Check your understandingâ€™ sections at the end of each topic to allow teachers and students to assess their progress Contains end-of-unit questions to check the students have understood the ideas in each Unit Has accompanying workbooks specially written to provide opportunities for written activities, for homework and to help students with revision

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