Author: W. Mark Dale, Wendy S. Becker
By Kaplan Trade

Author: Jerry R. Thomas, Jack Nelson, Stephen Silverman
By Human Kinetics

Well Thumbed!, 2008-11-01
I bought this book some time ago on the recommendation of my supervisor. I have now completed my MPhil on ICT in Physical Education. Having done the research 300 miles away from the university, this book was my first port of call over and above the internet. Although it lacks depth at times (It could not inform me of the significance of low r values for example), it sets you off on the right lines. I agree with the other review that states that this is a well written book. It is very clear to follow and understand the concepts. This was placed on top of my desk and I don't think a day went by without me needing to thumb through it.

Author: Graham Hill, John Holman
By Nelson Thornes

Fantastic Chemistry Book, 2009-08-01
If you're wanting a book that expects a little bit more than just the syllabus, this is a fantastic book!!

By some margin, it's the best A level text book that I have come across. In truth I haven't seen loads but it is by some margin the best!

It expects a little bit more than just passing an exam but for those who are interested in discovery and enjoy learning, this book is for.

Author: Robert Bruce Thompson
By Make

A really useful practical chemistry book, 2009-09-28
As a teacher of traditional Chemistry in a traditional sixth form, I am always on the lookout for resources that are approachable but rigorous and which are 'real life' chemistry. That's exactly what this book is. Of course, it's got lots of traditional chemistry in it, but it challenges the reader on how to approach chemistry through practical work using very basic equipment. As well as suggested practical procedures, there is just enough theoretical support to make solid learning happen. The range of experiments is impressive and easily adapted, if adaptation is necessary, to a traditional laboratory setting. It's also fun. Thoroughly recommended.

Author: Herbert W. Roesky
By Wiley VCH

By Firefly Books Ltd

Author: Everett M. Rogers
By Simon & Schuster International

Packed With Knowledge!, 2004-05-06
Why would a villager draw polluted drinking water from a canal where a dead donkey floats instead of using a nearby tap to get clean drinking water? Why did it take hundreds of years for the British Navy to give sailors oranges and lemons when tests had proven that citrus fruit cured the scurvy that killed sailors and left vessels under-manned? Why do eminently sensible things not happen? If you’ve ever wondered, this book will give you the answers. It’s a thick, heavy, academic tome, but spiced with abundant anecdotes and observations that make it an easy, enjoyable read. This is the rare book that combines solid intellectual content with thought-provoking entertainment. We highly recommend this classic from 1962 to all audiences, but especially those whose business it is to understand and use the social mechanisms through which innovations must diffuse.

Author: Dr Allan Jones, Prof Rob Reed, Dr Jonathan Weyers
By Prentice Hall

Practical Skills in Biology, 2009-01-29
Every household should have a copy of this book, particularly if the family includes teens or twenties. All those skills that give us pause for thought, though we are supposed to know them, are gathered here in one large paperback - how to give a presentation, to use a spreadsheet, to write an essay, to do an exam, to prepare a CV - oh! lots of fiddly and important skills. This volume has some focussed biology in it, but there are others in the series that might be more relevant if you are not interested in biology.

Author: George Facer
By Philip Allan

Author: William Gurstelle
By Chicago Review Press