Sally Russell publications

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Dynamic Learning – AQA Law for A2
	AQA for A2 Dynamic Learning – packed with a range of engaging, interactive and informative resources designed to save you preparation time.	More information
	Contains PowerPoint presentations, worksheets, interactive materials, practice scenarios, case studies, mind maps and more. Answers for the Tutor are included.
	The law is up-to-date (including the changes to voluntary manslaughter under the Coroners and Justice Act 2009), and follows the AQA specifications accurately

AQA Law for A2 Teachers Resource CD-ROM published by Hodder Education:
	Interactive exercises and activities can be used in classrooms or used individually by students for revision purposes
	Resources available for all aspects of the new specification	More information
	Revision materials for each chapter of the book	Go to Amazon to buy
	Animated PowerPoint presentations for each area of the course

Two books for law students, both published by Pearson Education Limited:
	The AQA book covers all the crime, tort and contract needed for Modules 4 and 5, and also has extensive coverage of Module 6, with clear guides to connecting these concepts to the law covered elsewhere. Modules 4, 5 and 6 now approximate to Units 3 and 4 of the current specifications	More information
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	The OCR book covers all the crime, tort and contract needed for Units 3A, 4A and 5A. A comprehensive guide to the Special Study Units for each of these subjects follows a general introduction to how the law is developed by both Parliament and the courts	More information
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Each book has been tailored to a specific syllabus, one for AQA and one for OCR. In both books, the subject matter is dealt with in a lively and exciting way and includes the following, which is taken from the publisher’s description of the books: Key case boxes clearly highlight all students need to know about important cases Task boxes provide stimulating activities to help students explore the subject Self-test questions allow students to test their knowledge and understanding of the law ‘Food for thought’ sections encourage students to adopt an analytical approach to the law Summaries at the end of each Unit provide clear outlines of the material covered Summaries at the end of each Study Block include a task, key criticisms and some ideas for connecting the law to the wider concepts in Module 6/Special Study Units Example boxes, diagrams and tables bring the subject to life and make the study of law interesting Exam tip boxes assist students in their exam preparation and help students to be as successful in exams as possible Essay and exam questions, as well as guidelines for answers, help students to confidently prepare for exams.

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