Exploring Science International: Chemistry

The transparent body of this deep-sea squid is difficult for predators to see. However, its eyes can appear as dark shadows when lit by sunlight from above. Organs above its eyes use a chemical reaction involving a substance called luciferin to produce light which cancels out the shadows. The squid can then swin safely onwards

Inspiring 11-14 science that builds the foundation for further study

Exploring Science International sparks your students’ curiosity with exciting, real-life science, alongside seamless progression to International GCSE Sciences.

Key features of the Student Book Include:

·         real-life science your students can relate to, with stunning facts, case studies and photographs

·         content for a broad and balanced science curriculum, as well as specific skills and content needed to progress to the international GCSE Sciences.

·         full coverage of the content on the UK National Curriculum, Pearson Edexcel International Lower Secondary Award, and 13+ Common Entrance Exam

·         STEM pages focus on key skills and careers

·         Working Scientifically pages focus on the enquiry, practical and mathematical skills needed for future progress.

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