books by Ken McGuire (alternative sustaining foundation)

books by Ken McGuire

books:

11-14 Mathematics: Foundation Level: Revision and Practice (11-14 Mathematics: Revision & Practice)
Ken Smith, Peter McGuire

Oxford University Press, 2001

Following the successful format of the "GCSE: Revision and Practice" series, "Foundation 11-14 Mathematics" is targeted at the 3-5 tier of entry. It is aimed at specific tier of entry to ensure that students are focused on the mathematical concepts they need to know. It includes: key learning points at the beginning of each section, so students can see what they need to know; worked examples, showing the key techniques of how to tackle problems ...

Oxford Mathematics: Homework Copymasters 1 Year 7 (Oxford mathematics)
David Knock, John Evans

Oxford University Press, 1997

Includes 108 photocopy masters and resource sheets, providing homework linked to the S,A,N,D course books and shorter books linked with Year 7 of Oxford Mathematics (S,A,N,D books numbered 1-3). This book may also be used independently of the student books.

Oxford Mathematics: Higher GCSE for Edexcel (Oxford mathematics)
Peter McGuire, Ken Smith

Oxford University Press, 2001

An in-built revision programme and regular opportunities to revisit concepts mean students are not cramming at the last minute. This work features: hundreds of past paper examination questions are included so students have regular exposure to exam level questions from the outset, giving them confidence for the real thing; plenty of worked examples showing the key technique and thousands of questions mean that your students have plenty of ...

People, Promise and Community: A Practical Guide to Creating and Sustaining Small Communities of Faith
Bill Edens, Ken McGuire, ...

Paulist Press, 1996

This is a four-year "how to" series for any small group within a parish/faith community, designed to strengthen bonds of faity and promote intergenerational connections, while remaining connected to the institutional church/parish.

Providing Health Care: The Economics of Alternative Systems of Finance and Delivery

Oxford University Press, USA, 1994

With the proposal of enormous changes in the health care systems of the United States and the United Kingdom, this study is a timely and topical exploration of the economics of financing health care. The editors provide an analytical perspective within which the choice of various health care systems can be evaluated. Economic arguments are presented which suggest why market failure is so extensive in this sector and, consequently, why regulation ...