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Collins International Primary English As A Second Language Workbook 5

Written with a range of international contexts in mind, this highly flexible, 6-level course provides coverage of the Cambridge Primary English as a Second Language syllabus. Consisting of an appealing, magazine style Student Book, extensive Workbook and supportive Teacher’s Guide, the course offers progression within and across levels.

The Workbooks link closely to the Student Books, providing additional activities related to the key topics presented in the Students Books. Learners are able to practise the four skills – Reading, Writing, Speaking and Listening – and build their confidence and understanding of the key vocabulary and language structures covered in the syllabus. ‘Thinking Deeper’ tasks and projects challenge learners to stretch themselves by spending longer thinking about a topic and investigating it further.

The workbooks should be used together with the Student Books, to provide full syllabus coverage and give learners the opportunity to reinforce and consolidate their learning, while developing fluency and accuracy.

Provides support as part of a set of resources for the Cambridge Primary curriculum framework from 2011.

This title is endorsed by Cambridge Assessment International Education.

How To Make A Vaccine: An Essential Guide For COVID-19 And Beyond

Distinguished expert in vaccine development John Rhodes tells the story of the first approved COVID-19 vaccines and offers an essential, up-to-the-minute primer on how scientists discover, test, and distribute vaccines.

As the COVID-19 pandemic has affected every corner of the world, changing our relationship to our communities, to our jobs, and to each other, the most pressing question has been—when will it end? Researchers around the globe are urgently trying to answer this question by racing to test and distribute a vaccine that could end the greatest public health threat of our time.  In How to Make a Vaccine, an expert who has firsthand experience developing vaccines tells an optimistic story of how three hundred years of vaccine discovery and a century and a half of immunology research have come together at this powerful moment—and will lead to multiple COVID-19 vaccines.

Dr. John Rhodes draws on his experience as an immunologist, including working alongside a young Anthony Fauci, to unravel the mystery of how vaccines are designed, tested, and produced at scale for global deployment. Concise and accessible, this book describes in everyday language how the immune system evolved to combat infection, how viruses responded by evolving ways to evade our defenses, and how vaccines do their work. That history, and the pace of current research developments, make Rhodes hopeful that multiple vaccines will protect us. Today the complex workings of the immune system are well understood. The tools needed by biomedical scientists stand ready to be used, and more than 160 vaccine candidates have already been produced. But defeating COVID-19 won’t be the end of the story: Rhodes describes how discoveries today are also empowering scientists to combat future threats to global health, including a recent breakthrough in the development of genetic vaccines, which have never before been used in humans.

As the world prepares for a vaccine, Rhodes offers a current and informative look at the science and strategies that deliver solutions to the crisis.

Cambridge IGCSE ICT Practical Workbook

Exam Board: Cambridge Assessment International Education Level: IGCSE Subject: ICT First Teaching: September 2015 First Exam: Summer 2017 Support students' learning with extra practice questions and activities, tailored to topics in the IGCSE ICT Student's Book. 

- Ensure all topics are fully understood with practice activities that can be set in class or as homework.

- Save time planning homework, with post-lesson exercises that follow the contents and chapter order of the student book