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Spelling: Patterns and Rules contains the following: • The most common and reliable rules of English spelling. • Many exercises to enable familiarisation with the spelling rules and patterns. • Revision exercises at the end of each unit. Students are referred to the appropriate part of the course if assistance is required. • A word family study in each unit. • A revision section for the first half of the course, and a final revision of the whole course. • Advice to students on how to check for errors and how to improve at spelling. • Answers to all exercises. • A summary of all rules.
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Read, Listen and Write is a collection of stories and exercises based on topical issues that are designed to develop your reading and writing skills. There are nine units that you will be working through with the support of your teacher. Satisfactory completion of the work requirements meet the learning outcomes of the Certificate in Preparatory Education in the modules: Reading and Writing 2 and Reading and Writing 3. This package can be used as part of a lesson on campus or external studies.
By the time the student completes this Record Booklet he/she will be able to: describe the process of addition and subtraction, use addition to solve symbol and word problems, discuss and describe various methods of checking feasibility of answers, describe everyday situations where estimation is used, use estimation to solve practical problems, use appropriate maths language and notation, relate differences in experience, maths language and notation to cultural, linguistic, situational and gender background, discuss various ways of expressing addition problems and answers, solve problems expressed using a variety of terminology for all processes.
This assessment has been developed to identify how well you can work out mathematical problems by yourself and apply them to situations in life. There is a separate data CD that can be purchased that will provide the solutions.