OK, so DD1 is (maybe rather ambitiously) starting Maths A level in September (at home, under her own steam).
We have the CGP AS Maths Complete Revision and Practice, but it seems a little short on the practice. For GCSE we had some nice workbooks to fill in, not CGP, maybe Longman and Collins. We like workbooks better than copying questions out - more satisfying somehow. And preferably with pretty pictures in .
However, are we now too high a level for such a thing to exist? I can't find anything on Amazon .
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Do workbooks exist for maths A level?
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musicposy · 22/07/2011 09:11
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