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Nelson Thornes
Maximise your mark: graphic products
The interactive, networkable CD-ROM makes revision productive and fun, and the Teacher File contains 50 photocopiabe Study Guide worksheets - ideal for class and homework revision - together with photocopiable Revision Timetables to help planning and monitoring of students' revision programme.
Maximise Your Mark provides: insights into students' strengths and weaknesses in the different areas of knowledge and understanding covered in the GCSE course specification. A structured programme of revision. Effective guidance on examination technique - helping students get the maximum number of marks.
A challenging, enjoyable, interactive experience that encourages students to revise. Maximise Your Mark features: Complete coverage of the most popular revised D&T examination specifications.
A comprehensive revision programme for the written paper. Examiners' analysis and comments: giving essential insights into examination technique and the way papers are marked. Attractive, easy to use interactive graphics and animations that encourage and motivate students to spend time revising.
On-screen multiple-choice questions and answers deliver instant feedback to help identify topics that need further study and review. Exam questions that prepare students for the written paper. A Study Guide providing key content information - excellent both for effective, focused revision and a resource for coursework research. Quick links to the Design & Make It! Revised textbooks.
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