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Exam board: Pearson EdexcelLevel: A-levelSubject: GeographyFirst teaching: September 2016First exams: Summer 2017 (AS); Summer 2018 (A-level)Secure higher marks in Pearson Edexcel A-level Geography coursework, using this step-by-step guide to complete the project with confidence.Providing a clear structure to follow, this write-in workbook contains information and activities that help students to produce a manageable, relevant and interesting independent investigation.- Takes you through every stage of the process, from choosing a topic to conducting research, presenting data and writing up the report- Offers the support that students need to work independently without teacher involvement- Enables students to organise their thinking, record their progress and review their coursework against a self-assessment checklist and example paragraphs- Keeps students on track by breaking the investigation down into chunks, with tasks to undertake at each stage- Increases students' chance of success as they benefit from the expert advice of David Holmes, who has worked closely with exam boards and delivers teacher training on the independent investigation

The inspiring and extraordinary true story of Daniel Radcliffe's stunt double David Holmes, the real-life 'boy who lived' - with plenty of behind-the-scenes Potter anecdotes along the way.<BR><BR>'An extraordinary story from an extraordinary young man. Brutally honest, utterly engaging, deeply sad yet incredibly uplifting. A must read.' - READER REVIEW ¿¿¿¿¿ <BR><BR>'A million stars for this incredible book.' - READER REVIEW ¿¿¿¿¿<BR><BR>'A beautifully authentic story and I'm a better person for having read it.' - READER REVIEW ¿¿¿¿¿ <BR><BR>As stunt double to Daniel Radcliffe in the Harry Potter film franchise, stuntman David Holmes helped to move J.K. Rowling's era-defining story from the page to the big screen. His work as a real-life Fall Guy enabled him to create some of the most memorable action sequences in the Wizarding World, as he became the first person ever to play Quidditch. In living his own hero's journey, David was also one of only a handful of people to have worn the iconic wizard's cape, glasses and scar in front of the cameras.<BR><BR>That is, until an accident changed his life forever.<BR><BR>During the making of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1, David broke his neck in a stunt rehearsal and was instantly paralysed. From talented junior gymnast and stunt prodigy to fully qualified Hollywood stuntman, his story is a brutally honest portrait of a man who lost everything but found different ways to reimagine new possibilities with love, friendship and optimism - and he later co-created a BAFTA-nominated documentary about his life. David's behind-the-scenes look at one of the biggest film series of all time is both jaw-dropping and hilarious.<BR><BR>Powerful and emotional, his is a story of hope and vulnerability and paints a picture of what it truly takes to rebuild a life and become The Boy Who Lived.

When a French war veteran and his faithful poodle go missing in northern France, a clever and devoted French Bulldog knows their scent and will stop at nothing to track them down. Follow the Dog Finders as they search from Strasbourg through the Vosges mountains to Nancy and Reims and a WW1 battlefield with the talented nose of a French Bulldog!

For anyone who has a pet, or has lost an animal friend, this is a tale of mystery and wonder. Blackie is a labrador retriever in failing health. So a Spaniard, Rodrigo, takes his best friend on a road trip through Spain, searching for healing. On the road they meet a young woman who joins them on the Way of the Pilgrim, as they become friends on a journey of hope.

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The second edition of AQA GCSE Geography Fieldwork Exam Practice includes revision activities and exam-style questions for every enquiry strand, using clear and accessible visual styles to aid students' preparation for the fieldwork element of the Paper 3 exam.Key Features:• Easy-to-digest recaps summarising fieldwork enquiry strands from the specification• 'Over to you' activities to apply knowledge and understanding of each geographical strand• Exam tips from fieldwork experts to boost confidence and performance• 'Get exam ready' summaries to review essential knowledge• Practice questions in familiar and unfamiliar fieldwork contexts• Suitable for independent study or in-class exam preparation• Guided answers and mark schemes provided onlineThis Exam Practice Book is available as an ebook (ISBN 9781382029100)Also available: Student Book, Revision Guide, Exam Practice, Kerboodle, and Kerboodle Book (student access).

Forty short, easy-reading memoirs record events that occurred when the author and his family lived and worked in the Middle East. This was before the days of mobile phones and all forms of communication made possible by the advent of the internet. The stories cover family matters such as travel, language learning, cultural issues, home life, illness and accident. The work stories are about teaching Science and English at secondary level, followed by the production and distribution of Christian films and teaching material in Arabic on video. The events all took place in peaceful Jordan, Syria, Egypt, Cyprus, and also in civil war torn Lebanon when both "peacekeeping" Syrian and "occupation" Israeli armies were also deployed in different parts of the land. The majority of the stories tell of incidents that could be construed to have a supernatural, or God directed, element in them. The reader is left to decide which of the stories recount supernatural incidents or if the events described were just welcome and timely coincidents.