With more practice than any other resource, unrivalled guidance straight from the IB and the most comprehensive and correct syllabus coverage, this student book sets learners up to excel. The only resource developed with the IB curriculum team, it fully captures the IB philosophy and integrates the most in-depth assessment support.
· Full syllabus coverage - the truest match to the IB syllabus, written with the IB to exactly match IB specifications · Free eBook - a complete interactive eBook on CD is included for free, for the most flexible learning · Complete worked solutions - a full set of worked solutions is included online, in addition to interactive worked solutions on CD, which take learners through problems step-by-step · The most practice - more practice than any other resource, with over 700 pages and an eBook · Up-to-date GDC support - take the confusion out of GDC use and help students focus on the theory · Definitive assessment preparation - exam-style papers and questions will build confidence · The Exploration - supported by a full chapter, to guide you through this new component · Real world approach - connect mathematics with human behaviour, language, morality and more
About the Oxford's IB Diploma Course Books are essential resource materials designed in cooperation with the IB to provide students with extra support through their IB studies. Course Books provide advice and guidance on specific course assessment requirements, mirroring the IB philosophy and providing opportunities for critical thinking.
There is pretty much nothing to say about this book. There were time which I wanted to choke the book to death, burn it, or just tear it page by page. At other times, I kissed it and hugged it and thanked it for having helped me on my exams.
This text book half explains things with the easiest of examples, but then the questions in the exercises are next level application. If only it actually had decent examples that demonstrate both hard and simple examples that relate to the exercises more. I believe more people would actually enjoy standard level maths and excel at it. It's a shame really, the text book it set out well, and it has potential.
Terribly huge amount of mistakes and wrong answers in the book. Even in the most basics calculations. Sometimes it looks so bed that one would be not surprised to read in the next line that 2x2=7 Maybe I’m picky but the mathematics book where the answers for the given tasks are not checked prior to the publishing represents minimal value for me. Moreover I can hardly imagine how such a disaster could have been published by Oxford University Press, unfortunately it have happened for real.