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Higher Human Biology Student Book

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Level: Higher

Subject: Human Biology

Suitable for exams from 2019

The essential course companion for Higher Human Biology.

Designed specifically for the Scottish curriculum, Leckie Higher Human Biology Student Book provides everything students and teachers need to navigate the Higher course with clarity and confidence. The book combines rigorous curriculum coverage with an approachable, well-structured layout that makes each topic accessible.

Examples, activities and key words develop the crucial knowledge and techniques students must master before progressing, while hints throughout provide support and demystify what is expected in assessments. Exam-style questions, give students realistic practice in a low-stakes environment.

The essential companion to Higher Human Biology in Scotland, this title sits alongside the trusted Leckie range and offers the depth, structure, and pedagogical support that both students and teachers need to feel fully prepared.

  • Full curriculum coverage of Higher Human Biology course specifications, with clearly stated learning intentions throughout
  • You Should Already Know checklists and Make the Link features build on prior knowledge and cross-curricular connections, keeping learners engaged and aware of the bigger picture
  • Practice questions within each topic support consolidation for all students

For the Qualifications Scotland exam, formerly SQA.

About This Edition

ISBN: 9780008384449
Publication date:
Author: Billy Dickson, Graham Moffat
Publisher: Leckie an imprint of HarperCollins Publishers
Format: Paperback
Pagination: 320 pages
Reading age: 13+
Series: Leckie Student Book

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