Lower Secondary Science Matters Textbook Volume A (2nd Edition)

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Designed to meet the needs of the 21st Century learner, the textbook helps students discover scientific knowledge by using extensive real-life contexts. The use of purposeful visuals helps to enhance the students' learning experience. The book also provides many opportunities for students to develop scientific literacy through a strong foundation in Science.

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  • Helps students relate to scientific concepts using real-life context.
  • Engages students through visuals - Information is communicated clearly and concisely in this manner. In addition, fascinating pictures are used to create excitement among students and make learning more enjoyable.
  • Encourages critical thinking and challenges students to think about concepts at a broader level as well as understand the ethical issues surrounding science and technology.

CONTENTS

1. The Scientific Endeavour

1.1 What is Science?

1.2 How is Scientific Knowledge Derived? - Attitudes in Science

1.3 How is Scientific Knowledge Derived? - The Scientific Method

1.4 How does Science and Technology Affect our Lives?

1.5 Safety Practices during Scientific Investigations

2 Exploring Diversity of Matter by its Physical Properties

2.1 Physical Properties of Matter

2.2 Density

3 Exploring Diversity of Matter by its Chemical Composition

3.1 Chemical Composition of Matter

3.2 What are Elements?

3.3 What are Compounds?

3.4 What are Mixtures?

4 Exploring Diversity of Matter Using Separation Techniques

4.1 Separating Mixtures

4.2 Obtaining Drinking Water from Non-potable Water

5 Understanding Diversity of Organisms

5.1 The Variety of Life

5.2 The Importance of Biodiversity

5.3 Classifying and Identifying Organisms Using Dichotomous Keys

6 Model of Cells - The Basic Units of Life

6.1 What are Cells?

6.2 What is Inside a Typical Cell?

6.3 Forming a Multicellular Organism

6.4 Division of Labour

7 Model of Matter - The Particulate Nature of Matter

7.1 Using the Particulate Nature of Matter as a Model

7.2 Models of States of Matter

7.3 Models of Expansion and Contraction

7.4 Models of Changes in State

8 Model of Matter - Atoms and Molecules

8.1 The Atom

8.2 Using Models to Represent Atoms

8.3 Using a Model to Represent the Structure of an Atom

8.4 The Molecule

9 Ray Model of Light

9.1 What is Light?

9.2 Reflection

9.3 Refraction

9.4 Dispersion of Light

9.5 Colours

ISBN9789810117382
PublisherMarshall Cavendish Education
SeriesScience Matters (for Lower Secondary)
Edition2nd
Type of bookTextbook
GradeGrade 7 & 8
Width22cm
Height1cm
Length28cm
Mass0.54kg
ColourFull Colour
Number of pages188

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