THinking SKILLs Calculators allowed?????

[MAF]

cudnt find any thing of dat on the syllabus.....and please get us the may/june 2009 papers? PLZ PLZ

[Light]

Yes, a non programmable calculator is allowed to save time.The arithmetic is not that complex anyway.It is just that you have to find the special key and relationship to the question.about Mayjun 09 paper,i have ques paper 1&2 and answer key for it.My paper 1 answer key  even has detailed explanation for the difficult question which is not given in CIE marking scheme ,very helpful indeed.

[MAF]

so light cant u upload the keys and papers now? where did u get them?
man i need it NOW
nd u givin AS thinking this session? how ur prep goin?
mine is bad man bad....havnt even studied any books for it  

[Light]

http://www.mediafire.com/?sharekey=be1d9375a36103076e7203eb87368129e04e75f6e8ebb871

download from the link.thats my personal folder.
well, i am preparing quite ok but sometimes face some problem in paper 1.thinking skill is a subject u cant really study but based on your intellectual and logical thinking.But my teacher quite good in teaching and i have friends that are smart .By the way,u can get some books by anne thompson and john butterworth to get some basic ideas.apart form them,i read some additional helpful notes from college and i managed to get good grades for it.ya,AS exam next wed.

[MAF]

wats d name of d book by anne thompson?is it available in pakistan? specifically for cie AS levels?
Thanx a lot for the resources.....
and how did u get these resources? dey r pretty good...Thanks man Thanks very much...

[Light]

Resouces list.
Critical thinking : an introduction / Alec Fisher
Critical reasoning : a practical introduction / Anne Thomson 
180 icebreakers to strengthen critical thinking and problem-solving skills / by Imogene Forte and Sandra Schurr. 
Thinking skills / John Butterworth and Geoff Thwaites

well,the resources is from my college.I dont know about pakistan cause im from another country.gud luck.