Oxford Caribbean Student's Atlas

Oxford Caribbean Student's Atlas

Author/Publisher: Oxford University Press

Target Audience: Secondary school students in the Caribbean region, aged 11 to 18, studying geography and related subjects.

Key Features:

• Comprehensive Content: Includes detailed maps of the Caribbean, Latin America, and the wider world, along with geographical facts and information relevant to the region. Special sections cover topics such as population distribution, climate, and natural resources.
• Clear Explanations: Easy-to-understand explanations accompany each map, helping students make sense of complex geographical information and develop their map-reading skills.
• Practice Questions: Features map-reading exercises and questions designed to test students’ knowledge and improve their geographical skills.
• Exam Focused: Aligned with the geography curricula used throughout the Caribbean, ensuring that students are well-prepared for school assessments and regional exams like the CSEC.
• Interactive Elements: Offers activities that require students to analyze maps, interpret data, and think critically about geographic trends in the Caribbean and beyond.
• Curriculum Aligned: Fully aligned with the geography curriculum for Caribbean secondary schools, ensuring the content is relevant to academic goals.

Educational Value:
Helps students develop essential geography skills, such as map reading, data interpretation, and understanding physical and human geography. This atlas is a valuable resource for mastering geography and excelling in exams.

Format and Quality:
Hardcover, 112 pages, featuring high-quality, full-color maps, diagrams, and illustrations, designed for durability and frequent use by students.

Why Choose This Book:
A must-have resource for students and teachers alike, the Oxford Caribbean Student's Atlas provides detailed and accurate maps alongside educational exercises, making it an essential tool for geography education in the Caribbean.

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