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About the Open Door Team
Past Team Members : Richard Gale, Peter Price, Deborah James, Chris Green, Keith Woodall and Mathew Hill With special thanks to Christine Pouvreau for all her help with the laboratory illustrations, as well as Sara Clitherow, Gordon Porter, Ally Balloch, Huguette Zahler, Gérard Temkine, John Hembury and Martine Levasseur for the use of their photographs. This site is dedicated to Sharon Fenton and Nigel Hughes
Source Material Paul Billiet, Shirley Burchill. 1990. Discovering Natural Science. Paris, France: REMI. Paul Billiet, Shirley Burchill. 1991. Advancing in Natural Science. Paris, France: REMI. Paul Billiet, Shirley Burchill, Alan Damon and Deborah James. 1998 Having Fun in Natural Science. Paris, France, REMI. The History section is an adaptation of two books which were published in 1995. Richard Gale, Nigel Hughes, Keith Woodall and Shirley Burchill. 1995. The Shaping of Modern Europe. Paris, France, REMI. Richard Gale, Nigel Hughes, Peter Price, Keith Woodall and Shirley Burchill. 1995. Britain: Island State to Empire. Paris, France, REMI. Nigel Hughes, Peter Price, Keith Woodall and Shirley Burchill. 1996. Two Centuries of Revolutionary Change. Paris, France, REMI. Making Use of the Questions The questions and practical work sheets are best used by opening the corresponding PDF file. For this you will need to access the free download, Adobe Acrobat Reader (if you have not already done so). The link below will take you to the Adobe homepage. Once viewed in Adobe Acrobat reader the files can be saved and printed. There is also an HTML version of each biology question which can be saved from screen. However, for those questions which included images, each image needs to be saved in order to work with the HTML file. The advantage to this method is that the questions can be answered on screen by calling the HTML file into a suitable word processing programme. Work can then either be printed or e-mailed to the teacher (as a .zip attachment if there are images). If the work is to be printed remember to put page headings on each separate page. A Note About Spelling Copyright The Open Door Team does not grant permission for its images to be used by any for-profit websites. Public Domain: For information about images in the Public Domain please refer to the following websites: The
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