Revision Guide 2012 Home Economics Food and Nutrition
Product description
Teachers resource for Revision 2012
1. Digital download which can only be bought using a credit card as it uses automatic downloads.
PLEASE DO NOT PUT THIS PRODUCT ONLINE OR PASS TO OTHERS.
Meets all the specifications for Home Economics AQA, OCR, WJEC, Northern Ireland and Scotland.
Free Sample download available on this link.
Contains questions based on recent exam papers for all exam boards.
Tips on how to answer the longer questions.
Text is based on my book Examining Food and Nutrition but is shortened for FAST revision and edited so that students can learn quickly.
I've looked at the question papers and written questions for each section that match ones used by the exam boards.
Here's my research on the questions
- learn some facts especially about nutrition
- learn the nutritional value of diffferent foods ESSENTIAL
- use other books for detailed nutrition if you want higher marks
- this resource is covering all of the specification so has many topics
- look at how the questions are set up and make sure you answer the long questions thoroughly
- use the Mark Schemes and examiners’s reports to understand what is required in the answers




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Home Economics Food and Nutrition
Revision tips Healthy eating The eatwell plate Energy and nutrients
Diet and health Digestion Macronutrients – protein and fat Macronutrients – carbohydrates, sugar
Dietary fibre Micronutrients – vitamins Micronutrients – minerals Salt
Water and alcohol People and nutrition Special dietary needs
Meat, chicken and fish Eggs Milk and dairy Soya and Quorn
Beans, pulses and seeds Fruits and vegetables Hygiene and safety Food hygiene
Convenience food Food label Food packaging Environmental issues
What went wrong Practice questions Glossary Crossword
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