Oxford Content and Language Support: Science
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Product details:
- Publisher OUP Oxford
- Date of Publication 26 August 2010
- ISBN 9780199135301
- Binding Paperback
- No. of pages224 pages
- Size 275x221x12 mm
- Weight 556 g
- Language English 0
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Short description:
Integrating content and language learning in a practical and easy-to-use volume that is perfect for use in class, or for individual study.
MoreLong description:
Written by a content subject teacher and an EFL teacher this unique title is aimed at students studying in English. The clearly written content and integrated language work will make it perfect as a companion guide for any secondary students with English as an additional language.
"This is truly one of its kind. I am so glad to finally see resources that cater for EAL students that are relevant to GCSE content. My students find that this is easy to follow and very clearly written. I would definitely recommend this book for GSCE students. All science topics are covered (Biology, Chemistry and physics) and it is very simple to understand. A brilliant study companion!"
Table of Contents:
Study skills
1. Classification and characteristics of living things
2. Cells
3. Movement of substances into and out of cells
4. Human nutrition
5. Plant nutrition and transport
6. Transport in humans
7. Breathing and respiration
8. Nerves, hormones, and homeostasis
9. Reproduction in animals
10. Reproduction in plants
11. Inheritance and variation
12. Ecosystems and the environment
13. Nutrient cycles
14. The nature of matter
15. Atoms, elements, and compounds
16. Experimental techniques
17. The Periodic Table
18. Stoichiometry
19. Bonding
20. Metals: their properties, extraction, and uses
21. Chemical reactions
22. Rates of reaction
23. Acids and bases
24. Organic chemistry
25. Speed, distance, and acceleration
26. Forces
27. Energy
28. Waves
29. The electromagnetic spectrum
30. Sound and ultrasound
31. Radioactivity
32. Electric circuits
33. Electricity in the home
34. Generating electricity
35. Magnetism
36. Electric charge
Glossary
Answers
Index
11. Inheritance and variation
Inheritance
Inheritance of sex (gender)
Monohybrid inheritance
Co-dominance
Meiosis and mitosis
Variation
Mutations
Selection
12. Ecosystems and the environment
Food chains
Food webs
The pyramids of numbers and biomass
Pyramid of energy
Populations
Human impact on the environment
13. Nutrient cycles
The carbon cycle
The nitrogen cycle
The water cycle
14. The nature of matter
The three states of matter
Changing state
Diffusion
15. Atoms, elements and compounds
Atoms
Isotopes
Electron configuration in atoms
Compounds
Mixtures
16. Experimental techniques
Laboratory equipment
Purification
Techniques for purification and separation
17. The Periodic Table
The periodic table
Group I - The alkali metals
The transition metals
Group VII - The halogens
Group 0 - The Noble gases
18. Stoichiometry
Writing the formula of a compound
Word and chemical equations
Ionic equations
Relative atomic mass (Ar) and relative formula mass (Mr)
The mole
Reacting masses
Reacting volumes
Empirical and molecular formula
Percentage yield
19. Bonding
Ionic bonding
Ionic compounds
Covalent bonding
Macromolecules
20. Metals: their properties, extraction and uses
Physical properties of metals and non-metals
Chemical properties of metals and non-metals
The reactivity series
Extraction of metals
Uses of metals
21. Chemical reactions
Chemical reactions
Exothermic reactions
Endothermic reactions
Energy of a bond
Reversible reactions
Redox reactions
22. Rates of reaction
Concentration and the rate of reaction
Temperature and the rate of reaction
Surface area and the rate of reaction
Pressure and the rate of reaction
Catalysts and the rate of reaction
23. Acids and bases
The pH scale
Acids
Bases
Neutralisation
24. Organic chemistry
Organic chemistry
Alkanes
Alkenes
Alkane or alkene?
Fractional distillation of crude oil
Cracking
Polymerisation
25. Speed, distance and acceleration
Speed
Velocity
Acceleration
26. Forces
Balanced forces
Unbalanced forces
Friction and air resistance
Gravity
Pressure
Hooke's Law
Turning effect and equilibrium
27. Energy
Different forms of energy
Work done
Energy efficiency
Thermal energy
28. Waves
The characteristics of waves
Reflection of waves
Refraction of waves
Total internal reflection
Diffraction
29. The electromagnetic spectrum
