David McIntyre

This exam preparation and practice guide is the perfect companion to the coursebook, giving students opportunity to practise and gain confidence in preparation for examination. The guide includes an introduction to assessment, plus two full tests and analysis of each paper, which gives students exposure to the different styles of assessment. The guide also contains graded sample Individual Oral, including audio and written responses with examiner comments, helping students understand the assessment criteria for long-form answers. Fully revised for first examination in 2021, these resources contain helpful exam strategies and tips from expert authors.

Fully revised for first examination in 2021 with an emphasis on 21st century skills. This card gives you access to your digital teacher's resource on the Cambridge Elevate platform. This teacher's resource provides easy access to the coursebook answers, teaching ideas and classroom resources. These include PowerPoint presentations, photocopiable worksheets and curated access to audio and video aligned to the coursebook. The resource helps you follow the IB approach with explanations of the IB framework and the revised syllabus, while also providing inspiration through differentiation and homework ideas. As a digital edition, the teacher's resource enables you to highlight, annotate text, and download and edit presentation/worksheets, which you can tailor to your needs.

This is two books for the price of one. First, it is about Emile: his famous family and his exciting life ... a tale of exhilarating highs and depressing lows nearly ending in suicide. But it ends happily ... when he meets co-author Frank. Second, it contains over 200 hundred pages of Gauguin resource material: A history of the Gauguin-Uribe families all in a single place, replete with unknown trivia such as-who rescued Paul's family from near poverty?-who taught Paul to paint?-who unknowingly launched the career of the creator of the world's second-most valuable painting?-how did Vincent van Gogh really lose his ear? Learn how two emperors impacted Paul's climb to fame. Find out about Paul's early, uncatalogued paintings. Meet Paul's grandmother (Chap. 2), mother (Chap. 3), brother-in-law, and nephew (Appendix). Meet new Gauguin painters, and Paul's great-grandchildren. See family trees with up to nine generations. It comes with: -a 5-page bibliography-a 6-page, Gauguin timeline stretching from 1773 to 2005, -a 21-page index, -a 32-page collection of photos, and-a 101-page appendix. Buy the book. Amaze your friends and teache

Private or secret prayer is the life–blood of the Christian. The great men and women of God down through the ages have testified to the effectiveness of this in their lives. Some like Martin Luther, have said that they could not survive a busy day without spending 2–3 hours alone with God. Drawing on the experiences of people like Luther, Spurgeon, Muller, Whitefield and Wesley, the author presses the case for a greater commitment to prayer. His advice may not only transform your life, it could be a catalyst towards a change in the world around you.

The sudden demise of arguably the world's greatest empire in the years following the Second World War was a momentous event in global history. After nearly four centuries of colonial activity, the British relinquished their empire in a little more than twenty years. In this comprehensive new survey, David McIntyre narrates the sequence of decolonisation, summarises the historical controversies surrounding its causes, and considers what was distinctive about the way events unfolded. The author argues that although colonial self-government had a long pedigree going back to the American colonies (and Dominion status had become a peaceful evolutionary route to independence), the upsurge of colonial nationalisms after 1945 meant that policy-makers were overtaken by events. The great speed at which the numerous dependencies in Asia, Africa, the Caribbean and Pacific were relinquished is analysed and the Commonwealth since decolonisation reconsidered, revealing an association displaying surprising vigour in its post-Britannic years.