Year 11 ATAR Course Study Guide - Economics (Third Edition) - Academic Associates (9780645188851) Educational Resources and Supplies

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The Economics Year 11 ATAR Course Study Guide provides students with real world and up-to-date examples while ensuring that Year 11 students are learning within the scope of the Western Australian Curriculum.

Availability: Available Usually Dispatched In: 2 - 5 Business Days ISBN: 9780645188851 Brand/Publisher: Academic Associates Categories: ATAR, Economics & Business, Secondary Study Guides, Guides, Economics,

Part of the series Year 11 ATAR Study Guides.

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Third Edition with all new content and updated to reflect the latest syllabus and curriculum.

Key Features
1. Syllabus checklist
2. Essential theory
3. Student activities
4. Trial tests
5. Model answers

The third edition of this guide has been updated to include economic data which is right up to date in 2020. Charts and graphs have been reproduced in full colour.

This book is a Study Guide designed to help students meet the requirements of the WACE Economics ATAR Course Year 11 syllabus.

You can follow and understand market trends with this in-depth and student focused study guide by Andrew Tibbitt. The Economics Year 11 ATAR Course Study Guide provides students with real world and up-to-date examples while ensuring that Year 11 students are learning within the scope of the Western Australian Curriculum. The guide is well structured with many review questions and comprehensive answers and allows for self-directed learning from students.

About the Author

Andrew Tibbitt is an experienced Economics teacher and author, having taught both WACE Economics and the International Baccalaureate Diploma at year 11 and 12 levels and written a number of Economics textbooks and journal articles. He is a life member of the Western Australia Economics Teachers' Association and has been involved with both syllabus development and as an assistant examiner over many years.