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0 items - £0.00 0 items - £0.00Interactive lessons include a starter, main and plenary to engage all students and create pace and challenge throughout.
Including Algebraic Expressions, Algebraic Fractions, Equations, Formulae,, Functions, Graphical Functions, Inequalities, Linear Graphs, Proof, Quadratics,, Sequences, and Simultaneous Equations.
Including Averages, Collecting Data, Probability, Representing Data and Scatter Graphs
Including Accuracy, Decimals, Fractions, Indices, Negatives, Number Properties, Percentages, Place Value and Ratio and Proportion
Including 2D Shapes, 3D Shapes, Angles, Circles, Compound Measures, Constructions, Perimeter & Area, Similarity, Transformations, Trigonometry, Units and Volume and Surface Area
Factorising Quadratics when A is not one
Expanding Brackets and Collecting Like Terms
Calculating lengths in similar shapes
Forming and Solving Quadratic Equations
Volume of Similar Shapes and Volume Scale Factor
Finding the nth term from a linear sequence
Solving Inequalities and Inequations
Solving linear equations involving fractions
Factorising Expressions
Solving Simultaneous Equations
Nth term from geometric sequences
Solving problems with angles in parallel lines is like solving a murder mystery. One clue leads on to the next and the next until the murderer is found. However, it doesn’t end there. The detectives need to explain their reasoning in court using the relevant laws and procedures should the murderer plead not guilty. If […]
An equation is when one expression, or term, is equal to another. To solve an equation means to find the value of the variable (represented by a letter) that makes the two expressions equal. There are two types of equations for secondary school mathematics, linear and none-linear. In this blog I write about how I […]
When learning how to simplify surds students need to understand the difference between a rational and irrational number. Rational numbers include integers and terminating and repeating decimals. They can be written as a fraction with both the numerator and denominator as integers. An irrational number is a number which, in its decimal form does not […]
