Prepare your students for QCE success with the very best revision and exam preparation support available for Queensland. Cambridge Checkpoints QCE study guides are written by highly experienced Queensland teachers, including curriculum developers and examination review panel members, making these guides essential preparation tools for students’ summative external assessment.
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Cambridge Checkpoints QCE study guides are the ideal companion to textbook resources and the perfect year-round study tool to guide students towards success in their QCE. They provide essential revision and exam preparation support to equip your students with the skills, knowledge and confidence they need, including:
- an overview of the entire Year 11 and Year 12 syllabus, supported by summaries and maps where relevant, as well as assessment-related activities
- a focus on understanding concepts and consolidating the key knowledge and skills required for the summative external assessment
- guidance on revision in preparation for examinations
- advice on how to approach the summative external assessment
- practice summative external assessment-type questions with worked solutions or annotated responses
New in 2022 -
Cambridge Checkpoints QCE now includes access to Cambridge Digital Checkpoints QCE to help you prepare for your exams anytime and anywhere with:
- an online, interactive and responsive version of your study guide that is optimised for reading on your tablet, mobile phone, laptop or desktop computer
- videos summarising important concepts you need to remember
- QuizMeMore additional auto- or self-marking questions for additional revision.
- Success criteria with questions
- Practice assessments and a problem-solving & modelling task for each Unit
- Sample examination papers
- Solutions
- Includes 2020 and 2021 examination questions and marking guide
About the AuthorZoey Fellows is the Head of Religion at an all-girls independent Catholic school in Townsville. She has taught Study of Religion for over a decade, having first specialised in Ancient History and Humanities. She holds Masters degrees in both Education and Theology, and has taught in secondary schools as well as lectured in Australian Curriculum Humanities and inclusive education. In the past she has also performed the role of Assistant Principal for Religious Education. She served as a Study of Religion district review panellist, and is now part of the QCAA confirmation team for the new syllabus.
Zoey is passionate about the education of young adults and in particular how an understanding of the world’s religious traditions can help them navigate politics, law and culture in an increasingly globalised world.The Interactive Textbook is available as a two-calendar-year subscription. Your subscription term is defined as follows: if activation occurs between January and July of this year, subscription concludes on 31 December in the following year. If activation occurs between August and December of this year, subscription concludes on 31 December in the year after the following.
