Edexcel A Level Design and Technology: Product Design - Resistant Materials Technology has been written and produced by an expert team to support the new Edexcel Graphic Products specification for 2008. The engaging full-colour Student Book is completely matched to the new Edexcel A Level Product Design course requirements so you can be confident that it will provide all your students need to develop the skills and understanding to succeed at AS and A2 Level. Written by experienced examiners and teachers to support the new Edexcel specification.Builds on the aspects of the current editions that teachers have told us they love - a clear match to the specification with step-by-step guidance to answering exam questions.Additional exam tips practice questions and sample answers with comments will give students the confidence to tackle all the questions that come up in the exam.A wealth of classroom activities with structured guidance helps save teachers time.Now in full colour to bring the subject to life and help make explanations of key concepts clearer.
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