Novel materials and smart applications
Nigel Colenutt reviews this guide to exam materials
Novel materials and smart applications
Sam Holyman
London, UK: Gatsby Science 2011 | Pp56 | £6/Free | ISBN9781907168109
When I started teaching I don’t think that the term novel materials had made it into everyday use. But science moves on and modern exam courses must reflect this. So where does a science teacher find out about new developments? Many exam-specific texts will include information about materials found in that specification, but this is a book aimed at GCSE which covers a wide range of materials and applications.
Nigel Colenutt reviews Novel materials and smart applications and considers how it could be used by students and teachers.
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