Grade 9-1 GCSE Maths Edexcel Student Book - Higher (with Online Edition)

I love how they have setup and structured this book, with nice examples on how to answer questions, I also love how CGP has included exam questions after each Unit/Topic!

I was looking for a reference book that contains all you need to know about secondary mathematics. I am a maths teacher in Finland, not working on UK curriculum and my language of instruction is not English either, but I want to get some ideas from other educational systems. This book is organised into 35 sections or topics, and each one ends with one page of "exam-style questions". All theory is explained very briefly which is nice if all you want to know is what is meant by this or that concept. If you should require longer explanations to some finer details, perhaps a different type of textbook addresses that need.

Envío en una semana, a mí me sirve como guía imprescindible para clases de matemática bilingüe

Bought it to use as a spine for teaching my kids Maths GCSE and I like the clarity of the book, the detail, and the fully worked out, laid out answers to every practice question in the book, at the back. In terms of practice, I don't think this provides enough scope, for which other resources would be needed (and I have used), but I think this would work well for someone who wants to self study for the GCSE, bearing in mind they should not solely rely on this book if they are aiming for a grade 8 or 9. I've seen Pearson textbooks and greatly preferred the layout and font of this one to the Pearson ones. Thankfully, this is unlike other CGP books I've bought in the past which were full of distracting cartoony graphics and comic sans type font. This is a proper textbook, worthy of any classroom. CGP produces another Maths GCSE textbook which isn't exam board-specific and has a sort of maroon-coloured book cover. I had a look at that one, but it lacks some of what this book has. I don't mind just settling for the Edexcel GCSE spec because this textbook is good and I'm confident using it. P.S. I spotted an error in the textbook's teaching of significant figures. It teaches that the first significant figure is the first non-zero digit, and all digits that follow that are also significant figures, regardless of whether they are zeros or not. This is the wrong advice. For example, in the number 38500, there are actually 3 significant figures here, but if you followed this textbook's advice, you'd think it is 5 significant figures. Fortunately, the worked answers to the exercises in the book don't follow this bad advice.

I bought this used but in a very good condition It’s exactly as described m, very valuable with plenty of exercises and examples .

Love it useful and helped me pass my GCSEs I got grade 7-8