Complete course GCSE Applied Science TRP

4 Science complete course for GCSE Applied Science, both modular and non.

I have used it for cross-curricular teaching at higher levels.

4 Science: The complete course GCSE Applied Science

Complete resources for teaching GCSE Applied Science.

 

 

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The Origins and Development of the English Language, 6 edition

This text is intended for History of the English Language courses that are generally taken by linguistics and English majors as well as future teachers of English (for whom the course is often required).

Change and Motion: Calculus Made Clear 2nd Edition plus workbook (video)

Designed for Nonmathematicians:

Every step is in English rather than "mathese." Formulas are important, certainly, but the course takes the approach that every equation is in fact also a sentence that can be understood, and solved, in English.

This course is crafted to make the key concepts and triumphs of calculus accessible to nonmathematicians. It requires only a basic acquaintance with beginning high-school level algebra and geometry. This series is not designed as a college calculus course; rather, it will help you see calculus around you in the everyday world.


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Sound Right! (A Course in English Phonetics)

The publication is very old, but pretty good.
Anyone who has once come into contact with this tutorial, fall in love with him forever! Listening and reading short dialogues not only help you work out the English intonation and pronunciation of individual sounds, but also take real pleasure. Humorous dialogues with a bright tone to remember easily. Many phrases from these conversations are immediately remembered: How can you measure pleasure? / Criticism! Nothing but criticism! / You have to heat it before you eat it / Zoos are nice! / You're getting thinner every minute and more. etc.