Data and Data Handling for AS Level Biology
Data and Data Handling for AS Level Biology by Bill Indge, published by Hodder & Stoughton in 2003, is a comprehensive resource designed to enhance students’ skills in data interpretation, application, and analysis within the context of A Level Biology. This edition spans 120 pages and is presented in English, focusing on the updated assessment scheme that emphasizes the importance of these skills for achieving better exam results.
Readers will find that the book is structured into separate AS and A2 sections, offering a variety of examples and practice exercises aimed at improving data handling capabilities. It also includes examiners’ tips to help students navigate the challenges associated with data-related questions. The content is aligned with educational methodologies in science and technology, making it a valuable tool for those studying life sciences and biology.
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Under the updated assessment scheme for A Level Biology, a much larger proportion of marks are allocated to the skills of data interpretation, application and analysis. This can be a problem for weaker candidates, although all students tend to perform less well on questions of this type. This title aims to address this weakness. Divided into separate AS and A2 sections, it provides examples, practice and examiners tips on how to improve data handling skills throughout the course.
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