Cambridge IGCSE™ ICT Digital Coursebook (2 Years)
43.00€
| ISBN | 9781108828215 |
|---|---|
| Book Format | eBook |
| Book Author | Victoria Wright, Denise Taylor, David Waller |
| Qualification | Cambridge IGCSE ICT |
| Learning Stage | Key Stage 4, Upper Secondary (14-16) |
Available from:July 2021
Support teachers and learners through the Cambridge IGCSE™ Information & Communication Technology syllabuses (0983/0417).
This digital coursebook strengthens practical skills and allows learners to apply theory to real-life scenarios, building core skills they will use in all areas of life. A three-tiered approach to practical tasks develops fundamental skills with ‘Getting started’ and ‘Practice’ tasks, and stretches more confident students with ‘Challenge’ tasks. Students are given a taste of the industry through ‘ICT in context’, adding relevancy to students’ learning. As well as this, learners develop autonomous learning skills through the ‘Reflection’ feature, encouraging students to assess and evaluate their learning journey. Answers are freely accessible to teachers on Cambridge GO.
- New ‘ICT in context’ feature brings information & communication technology to life and adds relevancy to students’ learning
- ‘Getting started’, ’Practice’ and ‘Challenge’ tasks throughout provide a tiered approach to practical tasks, building foundational skills and challenging more confident students
- New ‘Getting started’ activity at the start of each chapter helps teachers gauge students’ levels of understanding before beginning each topic
- A wealth of new exam-style questions in every chapter provides students with exam preparation activities throughout the course
- New ‘Reflection’ feature at the end of each chapter encourages students to assess and evaluate their own learning journey
- Source files for practical tasks are downloadable from the ‘supporting resources’ area of Cambridge GO, giving students the resources they need to develop ICT skills in-class or at home
- Access all your Cambridge GO resources anytime, anywhere and create your own collection in ‘My Resources’

